Government Support for Universities: Regional Coverage by V. L. Parkacheva, I. B. Trostyanskaya, E. G. Grishakina, N. A. Polikhina

“…The aim of the study is to assess the degree of involvement of various Russian regions in the implementation of governmental projects for university support, which is essential for the balanced development of national higher education system and the spatial development of the country as a whole. …”
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Offshore: Economic Deterrent or Necessity by I. B. Turuev

“…Tolerant coexistence of local and global economic interests seems to be achievable by implementing a distinct circumspect and complex plan of measures aimed at the raise of the investment attractiveness of a country, for which the creation of "Skolkovo" and new Institutes for market development would not be sufficient. …”
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India’s Policies in Support of the New Space by I. V. Danilin, E. P. Shavlay

“…The latter is not limited to established large companies but includes small and medium-sized innovative enterprises, forming the so-called New Space. Among the countries facing such a multifaceted challenge is India, whose space industry is pursuing a catch-up strategy in many respects and has only recently stepped up the growth of the commercial space segment.Considering the key importance of the public support for this segment, the article discusses the main trends, factors, and specifics of the Indian New Space policy. …”
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Peculiarities of the Research of the History of Western European Countries, Case of Norway by A. A. Vorobiev

“…The author concludes that the regularities in history are universal and concern all small highly developed countries of Western Europe including Norway. The complex of economic, social, political, financial, legal, tax, environmental and other measures of state support to specialized branches of the national economy is the main semantic rod of historical events in many of the small countries of Western Europe. …”
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IMPACT OF CIRCULAR ECONOMY INDICATORS ON RESOURCE PRODUCTIVITY IN EU COUNTRIES by Daniela Rybárová, Helena Majdúchová

“…Our findings highlight the need for tailored policies to enhance circular economy practices, suggesting that a focus on both quantitative and qualitative approaches can provide a more comprehensive understanding of the economic, social, and environmental impacts. The study's insights can inform policymakers on strategies to improve resource efficiency and support sustainable development within the EU.…”

Using Russian Ruble in International Transactions by I. Z. Yarygina

“…The work shows the coordinated support of economic actors, public institutions of countries-partners. …”
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Islamic Finance and Environmental Sustainability: Empirical Insight from OIC Countries by Mohammad Iqbal Irfany, Annisa Dwi Utami, Deni Lubis, Fiona Ramadhini, Lalacitra Fitri Suwari, Nisrina Rafelia Maula, Fitriyatustany Fitriyatustany, Daffa Aqomal Haq

“…The findings also provide important insights for policymakers working to balance economic growth with environmental sustainability in Islamic finance. …”
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TRENDS IN DEVELOPMENT OF TRADE RELATIONS BETWEEN RUSSIA AND ASEAN COUNTRIES by Q. Th. Nguyen, K. M. Banar, Ia. S. Potapova

“…The prospect of a comprehensive association between Association of Southeast Asian Nations and the Eurasian Economic Union has been proposed. The most substantial and significant moments in maintaining the data of trade relations between countries have been highlighted. …”
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WORLD EXPERIENCE IN ADMINISTRATIVE AND LEGAL SUPPORT OF FOOD SECURITY by Yuliya Pustovit, Olena Dragan, Alina Berher

“…The subject of the research is a comparative analysis of the administrative and legal support of food security in the USA, Canada, Japan and the EU countries, according to the areas of state support and development of the agricultural sector, state social policy and social support of the population, and state regulation of product quality assurance. …”
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Social policy of the Scandinavian countries in relation to women victims of domestic violence by R. M. Sadykov, N. L. Bolshakova

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The influence of selected financial factors on the survival of SMES in V4 countries by Zdenko Metzker, Roman Hlawiczka, Irma Tabaku, Ho Thanh Tung

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Does Chinese policy banks' overseas lending favor Belt Road Initiative countries? by Xin Chen, Heyang Fang, Yun Liu, Yifei Zhang

“…Moreover, our results suggest that Chinese policy banks gave more support to firms from the BRI countries with weaker economic performance, more fragile institutional quality, and closer political interests. …”
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Anti-Russian Sanctions in Global Economic Warfare by A. S. Lebedev

“…The author distinguishes between "defensive" and "offensive" methods of economic warfare. The article argues that a country that has become the object of large-scale sanctions is unable to successfully resist them in the long term, relying solely on "defensive" mechanisms (for example, measures to support the economy). …”
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Legal and economic analyzing the development of the digital economy by Spalević Žaklina, Vićentijević Kosana, Ateljević Milutin

“…For Europe and businesses operating on its market, digital technologies are key determinants of their further economic growth. To measure the development of a digital economy in one country, the Networked Readiness Index (NRI) is used. …”
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Eco-innovation of enterprises operating in Poland against the background of European Union countries by D. Wielgórka, W. Szczepaniak

“…The main goal of the research is to recognize the situation and the level of eco-innovation in Poland, including the micro, small and medium enterprises sector and to compare the obtained results with the ones from European Union countries. The result of the research is indicating the barriers and opportunities to support the development of eco-innovation in the micro, small and medium enterprises sector in Poland. …”
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ON THE IMPACT OF MONETARY POLICY ON THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF RUSSIA by S. V. Laptev

“…It has been defined, that the strength of the influence of individual factors on the effectiveness of monetary policy in individual countries varies, and the appropriateness of using monetary policy to support economic growth is determined by the ratio of the total positive and total negative impact. …”
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ANALYSIS OF STATE SUPPORT EFFECTIVENESS FOR HIGH-TECH INDUSTRIES by I. V. Milkina, S. V. Lits

“…It also has been concluded, that measures to support the domestic economy sectors related to its high-tech segment by the state are insufficient, which leads to backwardness of Russia behind the leading economically developed countries (the USA, Japan, Germany) in the development of high-tech industries of the civil sphere. …”
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A Comparative Analysis of the Performance of Leading Countries in Conducting Artificial Intelligence Research by Ahmed H. Al-Marzouqi, Alya A. Arabi

“…These three countries (along with the United States) also had the highest economic impact as measured by the patent citations per scholarly output, which was aligned with the high FWCI values for these countries. …”
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Analysis of foreign countries’ digital economy programs (Argentina, Brazil, India and Mexico) by V. I. Abramo, N. V. Malanicheva, I. A. Strelnikova

“…As a result of the study, the authors found that the most successful from the economic development point of view are those countries where, firstly, the digitalization of the economy is supported by the current government, and, secondly, where the systems of institutions responsible for digitalization and communications between them are well developed. …”
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ECONOMIC SANCTIONS AS A CONCEPT OF POWER POLITICS by I. N. Timofeev

“…The very essence of sanctions is determined by the asymmetry of international system in terms of economic capabilities. Such an asymmetry fuels a debate between those who consider sanctions as an effective and legitimate instrument (US, EU and other developed states) and those who believe that only the UN Security Council can be a legal source of sanctions, while others are illegal (supported by Russia, China and several dozens of developing countries). …”
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