| | Lomshakov Danil Andreevich
Certification as a factor of increasing the competitiveness of industrial products
ID number: J201954
Abstract: It is undeniable that the competitiveness of the enterprise, is one of the most important factors affecting the positive dynamics of the company's development and condition. While certification, mandatory or voluntary, allows buyers to be confident in the quality of products, thereby increasing the competitiveness of products. The relevance of this topic in the current conditions of the consumer's economy is very high, because of the great competition in many markets, the buyer will choose a better quality product, confirmed by a certificate. The ability to adjust to new customer requirements, improve quality and compliance with a high voluntary certification standard, increases the competitiveness of the product.
Key-words: concept of certification, certification on competitiveness of industrial product, impact of voluntary certification on the example of ISO, certification process
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| | Lordkipanidze Georgy Anatol’ievich, Kashin Anton Igorevich, Efanov Savva Andreevich
Role of Russia in shaping of aggregate demand and supply in the global gold market
ID number: J201955
Abstract: The world gold market - is a part of the world market of precious metals, therefore is a part of the global financial market. If we consider the gold market in Russia, then it is possible to tell that it began to develop relatively recently as at the Moscow Exchange trade in gold began only in the 2000th. Aggregate supply and demand on it are formed by many factors, for example, supply and demand in the world market of gold, also exchange rates for some currencies. Thus, the rate of gold in the Russian market is backward dependent on the dollar exchange rate as ruble exchange rate has the same dependence.
Key-words: cumulative supply and demand, market of precious metals, gold, production
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