Individuals’ investment decision-making based on the analysis of the stock market
ID number: J2021121
Abstract: This article reviews the main methods of securities analysis available to individuals and the situation with their recent influx in the Russian market
Features of cash flow management of development companies in Russia and effectiveness improvement in the context of crisis
ID number: J2021122
Abstract: Relevance and novelty of the problem: COVID-19 is a unique event. However, this can certainly happen in the future, in which case firms should prepare now to protect themselves in the future. In addition, real customer data was used to model the company's financial results, which reflect the company's current market position.The purpose is to assess the net cash flows of the developer X and Y, as well as the subsequent preparation of the cash-flow model in order to apply banking products that can "reduce" the debt burden of the companies under consideration.The chapter includes the economic concept of development, the development business development model, as well as the basic basics of putting buildings into operation. The second chapter is devoted to the study of the development market in Russia. It describes three sectors of the industry: commercial real estate, warehouse real estate, and retail space. Consequently, the deterioration of performance in the industry has led to a decrease in the cash flow of a particular developer. The third chapter presents calculations that demonstrate the Bank's ability to indirectly manage the developer's cash flows: debt restructuring, refinancing under Government Resolution No. 1764, and lending under Program No. 1764. It also provides recommendations for beneficiaries on improving the business as a whole. In conclusion, the work done is summarized
Post-Industrial Entrepreneurship Cycle: is the Hypothesis true
ID number: J2021123
Abstract: The article analyzes theoretical and practical problems of privatization of state property, changes in the privatization legislation of the Russian Federation and regulation of privatization processes. The main problems of the privatization process are identified. Successful privatization of state property depends on the investment attractiveness of the objects being sold, as well as on the overall investment climate of the country and the level of development of financial infrastructure. Microeconomic theory tells us that incentive problems with contracts create inefficiency due to state ownership, given that managers of state-owned enterprises pursue goals different from those of private firms and face less control (management's point of view). Not only are managers' goals distorted, but the budgetary constraints they face are also softened. Empirical data confirm theoretical conclusions in the sense that privatization increases profitability and efficiency in both competitive and monopolistic sectors, although the effect is weaker in the latter. Full privatization has a greater impact than partial privatization, and monopolistic sectors show an increase in profitability exceeding the component due to an increase in productivity that reflects their market power. The scientific novelty of the research consists in the very formulation of topical issues, conducting a holistic, comprehensive study of the legal regulation of the privatization of state and municipal property. Specific measures are proposed to improve the Russian legislation regulating the privatizationof state and municipal property
Key-words: privatization, government, control, municipal and state property, public authority
Modern American-Chinese politics- economic relations in the global world US-China relations in the context of globalization
ID number: J2021124
Abstract: The nineties of the century led to changes in the global geopolitical strategy: the place of the Soviet Union, acting as the second world superpower, is gradually firmly occupied by the People's Republic of China, which thirty years ago could count solely on the role of a regional leader. The development of international trade and economic relations between the United States and China clearly demonstrates in action the Hegelian "law of unity and struggle of opposites" - both countries, having different political systems and social structure, are forced to act as the main partners both in the world economy and in trade. The initiative in developing trade and economic relations with China is still in the hands of the United States, which, despite the availability of the latest technologies and outstanding economic achievements, still have to reckon with the requirements of its Chinese partner to establish equal partnership relations, bearing both material and reputational costs. The United States, throughout the history of US-Chinese relations, often uses provocations and unfriendly actions. The inconsistent position of the United States, primarily in support of Taiwan, makes it difficult to understand and establish trust between the countries
Key-words: US-China trade and economic relations; US-China trade wars; human rights in China; Taiwan; Hong Kong (Hong Kong); "technological denouement"
Mitonova Violetta Aleksandrovna, Plotnikova Alyona Vasilyevna, Pobedin Alexander Alexandrovich
Innovative development of the banking sector of the Russian Federation
ID number: J2021125
Abstract: The purpose of this article is to consider promising innovative solutions, what competitive advantages are manifested in the banking sector. Particular attention is paid to the impact of advanced technologies on the financial performance of commercial banks, both domestically and internationally
Key-words: innovation, artificial intelligence, chatbots, commercial banks, Bank of Russia
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