Role Of Economic Analysis Research Articles

Computable General Equilibrium (CGE) Models: A Comprehensive Review and Future Directions

This comprehensive analysis delves into the landscape of Computable General Equilibrium (CGE) models, examining their historical development, key components, applications, strengths, limitations, and future directions. CGE models have become indispensable tools for understanding the intricate dynamics of modern economic systems, offering a holistic perspective that considers the complex interactions among sectors, households, and governments. The study reveals the strengths of CGE models, including their capacity to provide a comprehensive view of the economy, analyse policy interactions, and incorporate behavioural responses. However, challenges such as data limitations and simplifying assumptions pose inherent limitations. The analysis identifies promising future directions, including the integration of machine learning, leveraging big data, and advancing computational power. By addressing current challenges and embracing these innovations, CGE models can continue to play a pivotal role in economic analysis and policymaking, navigating the complexities of a dynamic and evolving economic landscape.

ЭКОНОМИЧЕСКИЙ АНАЛИЗ ИСПОЛЬЗОВАНИЯ МЕХАТРОНИКИ В СИСТЕМАХ АВТОМАТИЗАЦИИ СКЛАДОВ И ЛОГИСТИКИ

The article discusses the importance of mechatronics in the automation of warehouses and logistics systems. The role of economic analysis in assessing the feasibility of introducing mechatronics is emphasized. The potential benefits of using mechatronics, such as improved productivity and reduced order processing time, are discussed. The prospects for the development of this technology in the future, including its impact on other industries, are highlighted.

Fast-Tracking Projects for New Zealand's COVID-19 Recovery: The Role of Economic Analysis

Fast-Tracking Projects for New Zealand's COVID-19 Recovery: The Role of Economic Analysis

Hysteresis and path dependence in economic analysis: formalizations, causes and implications

This paper argues that history, path dependence and hysteresis should have a much greater role in economic analysis than they do at present. To do so, it first reviews several meanings of hysteresis and path dependence using different abstract formulations and discusses applications of these approaches to economic analysis to examine the aspects of the economy to which they have been applied, and the causes and effects of these applications. It then suggests a taxonomy of the broad causes of path dependence. It concludes by summarizing the argument for giving these phenomena a much greater role in models and analyses, and makes some additional comments about these phenomena and their incorporation into economic analysis.

MATHEMATICAL METHODS OF ECONOMIC ANALYSIS SOLVING PROBLEMS

MATHEMATICAL METHODS OF ECONOMIC ANALYSIS SOLVING PROBLEMS

The Role of Economic Analysis in Resolving Uncertainties in the Source Concept and the Arm's Length Principle

The Role of Economic Analysis in Resolving Uncertainties in the Source Concept and the Arm's Length Principle

The role of economic analysis in production management

The role of economic analysis in production management

The role of economic analysis in production management

The role of economic analysis in production management

The role of economic analysis and audit in corporations

The role of economic analysis and audit in corporations

The role of economic analysis in ensuring the economic security of the enterprise

The role of economic analysis in ensuring the economic security of the enterprise

ПРИМЕНЕНИЕ МАТЕМАТИЧЕСКИХ МЕТОДОВ К ИССЛЕДОВАНИЮ ЭКОНОМИЧЕСКИХ ЗАДАЧ

The use of mathematical methods in economic analysis is the most important direction for improving control systems. Mathematical methods speed up economic analysis, increase the accuracy of calculations, and more fully take into account the influence of factors on productivity. Using mathematical methods requires the following: 1. Development of mathematical models reflecting the quantitative indicators of the systemic activity of employees of the organization, processes occurring in complex systems such as enterprises; 2. A systematic approach to the study of a given object, taking into account its relationships and connections with other objects (enterprise, firm); 3. Improvement of the enterprise management information system using an electronic computer. The solution of problems of economic analysis by mathematical methods is possible only when constructing mathematical ones, i.e. real economic relations and dependencies of expressions using mathematical analysis. This necessitates the development of mathematical models. Mathematical methods play an important role in economic analysis, since they can provide accurate calculations and a complete account of the influence of factors using short-term forecasting methods and making management decisions at the enterprise. The thesis reflects the results of research and development in the field of analysis of economic processes and systems based on the use of economic and mathematical methods and tools. The mathematical apparatus of economic research is being developed, and it is proposed to integrate applied methods and solutions into efficiency improvement tools. The model approach, which arose in ancient sciences in antiquity, gradually turned into a universal method of scientific knowledge. Currently, the importance of using mathematical methods in the analysis of economic processes is indispensable both from the point of view of a more serious substantiation of theoretical concepts, and the ability to quantify economic relations. The research presented in the thesis will be useful to everyone who is interested in the theory of mathematical methods of economics. Some of the presented methods and models can be used directly by practitioners in this field.

Ограничение контроля в бизнесе и роль экономического анализа в урегулировании конфликтных ситуаций

The article describes the role of economic analysis in practice, as well as its impact on the financial condition of the enterprise, the main indicators and objectives of the analysis.

Antitrust enforcement in China: merger review and the role of economic analysis

Antitrust enforcement in China: merger review and the role of economic analysis

Antitrust enforcement in China: merger review and the role of economic analysis

Antitrust enforcement in China: merger review and the role of economic analysis

ОЦІНКА ФІНАНСОВОЇ БЕЗПЕКИ ПІДПРИЄМСТВ НА ЗАСАДАХ ПОВЕДІНКОВОЇ ЕКОНОМІКИ

ОЦІНКА ФІНАНСОВОЇ БЕЗПЕКИ ПІДПРИЄМСТВ НА ЗАСАДАХ ПОВЕДІНКОВОЇ ЕКОНОМІКИ

Measuring the impacts of aquatic animal diseases: the role of economic analysis.

Aquaculture is an important industry both economically and socially. The majority of this industry is focused on the production of aquatic animals, which may be substantially adversely affected by disease. Economic analyses may be used to inform decision-makers on the aquatic animal disease control choices that are economically optimal. Examples of such analyses are presented in this paper, ranging from basic cost estimates of disease impact to complex, spatial- temporal, bio-economic models. Regardless of the complexity of the analysis, there is a consistent need to collect and analyse good quality data measuring both the production and health of aquatic animals. This would require a variety of individuals and groups, including farmers, scientists and the government, to collaboratively contribute to this end. Given the necessary data, more sophisticated models may be better used to inform decision-making from the farm to the national level. Finally, economic analyses should not be limited to simple aggregated cost and benefit results but rather should include the social and gender impacts of financial decisions, as well as the potential externalities both within and among the various impacted sectors in order to optimise investment at both the farm and national levels.

The role of economic analyses in promoting adoption of behavioral and psychosocial interventions in clinical settings.

In this report, we offer three examples of how economic data could promote greater adoption of behavioral and psychosocial interventions in clinical settings where primary or specialty medical care is delivered to patients. The examples are collaborative care for depression, chronic pain management, and cognitive-behavioral therapy for insomnia. These interventions illustrate differences in the availability of cost and cost-effectiveness data and in the extent of intervention adoption and integration into routine delivery of medical care. Collaborative care has been widely studied from an economic perspective, with most studies demonstrating its relative cost-effectiveness per quality-adjusted life year (QALY) and some studies demonstrating its potential for cost neutrality or cost savings. The success of collaborative care for depression can be viewed as a model for how to promote greater adoption of other interventions, such as psychological therapies for chronic pain and insomnia. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2019 APA, all rights reserved).

Роль економічного аналізу в оцінці фінансової безпеки підприємства

Роль економічного аналізу в оцінці фінансової безпеки підприємства

Karl Mittermaier, Adam Smith, and Economic Methodology: A Comment on “The Invisible Hand and Some Thoughts on the Non-Existent in What We Study”

This article is a comment on Karl Mittermaier’s article The Invisible Hand and Some Thoughts on the Non-Existent in What We Study, written in the early 1990s, but published only now. In this article, Mittermaier attempts to make two contributions. First, he provides a novel interpretation of Adam Smith’s well-known expression of the invisible hand, thereby highlighting a rather neglected method in Smith’s works. He uses this interpretation to introduce a methodological argument that “fictions may play a vital, or even essential, role in economic analysis”, touching on Roy Bhaskar’s New Realism, or Critical Realism, as it would be described today, as well as on Austrian Economics. This is his second contribution. We discuss both contributions, especially in the light of newer scholarship on Adam Smith and in the Philosophy of Economics.

The application of state aid rules in various fora: the role of economic analysis

The application of state aid rules in various fora: the role of economic analysis