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... describe conditions which are necessary for unlocking innovative potential, identify new industries that might become drivers of innovative economy in Europe. The authors also offer a country-specific list of basic markets, which can be developed by small and medium enterprises in a short-term perspective. In the structure of the Baltic Sea region a special position is held by the Nordic countries — Sweden, Norway, Denmark, and Finland — major regional innovators, as well as a group of South-eastern regions ...

... Northwestern Federal District of Russia. The author makes a conclusion that small and medium business is developing unevenly. The author's method can be used in studying other aspects of the asymmetry of economic development as well as in drawing up small and medium enterprise stimulations programs. 1. Бухарова Е. Б. Оценка стратегического влияния асимметрии социально-экономического развития на предпринимательский ...

This article analyses the performance of small and medium public-private enterprises in the Brest region of the Republic of Belarus in 2010—2014. The authors examine the legislative and normative framework for the development of national small and medium enterprises and addresses problems of their development in different regions of the country. 1. Амунц Д. М. Государственно-частное партнерство // Справочник руководителя. 2005. № 12. С....

... Ежеквартальный информационно-аналитический доклад. М., 2011. 4. Жизненный цикл малого предприятия / под общ. ред. А. А. Шамрая. М., 2010. Drok T.Ye. small enterprises, small and medium businesses, life cycle of an enterprise, financial policy, dimensions of financial policy 59-66

The need to enhance the competitiveness and innovation capacity of small and medium enterprises is one of the key objectives of emerging EU economies. In this regard, the authors define the role of knowledge in enhancing business competitiveness in a regional economy. The effect of knowledge management processes on the economic activity ...

In 2013, Russia’s outward foreign direct investment (OFDI) soared and the OFDI stock exceeded $ 500 billion. However, a year later, Russia’s OFDI dropped ... ... their home market. It is concluded that although Western sanctions target a relatively small number of Russian citizens and companies, they nevertheless affect some of Russia’s... ... counter-sanctions do not directly restrict the country’s OFDI, but Russian state-owned enterprises may reach a decision to hold foreign investments to support Russia’s sanction...

... vulnerable monotowns that would account for the relations between major stakeholders and use the tools developed in the framework of the new institutional economic theory... ... predprijatija» [Analytical report on the results of the project «company towns and town-forming enterprises»], available at: http://www. union.invest.ru (accessed 04.09.2014). 2... ..., V. A. 2003, Malye i srednie goroda: nauchno-teoreticheskie aspekty issledovanija [Small and medium-sized cities: scientific and theoretical aspects of the study], Ekaterinburg;...

... Arthur, W. B. 2011, The Second Economy, McKinsey Quarterly, October, McKinsey & Company, available at: www.mckinseyquarterly.com/The_second_economy_2853 (accessed 22.12.2016). 5. Bradford, J., Fraser E. 2007, Local Authorities, Climate Change and Small and Medium Enterprises: Identifying Effective Policy Instruments to Reduce Energy Use and Carbon Emissions, Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management, no. 15, available at: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/csr.151/abstract (accessed ...

This article addresses the problem of definition and identification of clusters as localized mesoeconomic systems with fuzzy boundaries ... ... [«Rising» model of regional development, local production systems and development of small and medium businesses]. In: Kaliningradskaja oblast': na puti k regional'nym programmam... ... Science, no. 37, p. 629―656. 23. Enright, M. 2000, Regional clusters and multinational enterprises: Independence, dependence or interdependence? International Studies of Management...

... shared value among stakeholders, Tourism Planning & Development, vol. 13, no. 2, p. 219—235. doi: 10.1080/ 21568316.2015.1074100. 1. Garay, L., Font, X. 2012, Doing good to do well? Corporate social responsibility reasons, practices and impacts in small and medium accommodation enterprises, International Journal of Hospitality Management, vol. 31, no. 2, p. 329—337. doi: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijhm.2011.04.013.35 . 36. Coles, T., Fenclova, E., Dinan, C. 2013, Tourism and corporate social responsibility: A critical review ...

... capital and establishes how this concept is connected with such categories as entrepreneurial spirit, entrepreneurial substance, and entrepreneurial ability. Using an estimate of the number of economic entities (individual entrepreneurs and farmers; small, medium, and large enterprises) per 1,000 population, the study demonstrates cross-regional differences in entrepreneurial activity as a manifestation of entrepreneurial capital, including those in the Northwestern Federal District. Ponomarev O. B. entrepreneur, risk,...

Today there is a great need for computer systems that support decisionmaking class situation centre at the Federal and regional level, for large, medium and small enterprises. The technology of auto-automation of the synthesis of the situational centers for all subject areas, to simplify the design of situational centers and reducing its cost. 1. Ильин Н. И., Демидов Н. Н., Новикова Е....

..., at the same time, taking into account the geopolitical aspect. It is necessary to proceed with the implementation of large-scale projects that stimulate the development of both the regional economy and form cross-industry clusters including large, medium, and small enterprises. The region should become an increasingly important "development corridor" between Russian regions and the EU states situated on the Baltic Sea 1.        Зверев Ю.   М., Клемешев А.   П., Федоров ...