Determinants of Short- and Long-Term Commercial Lending Rates in Peru, 2010–2022 by Sergio Bravo Orellana

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Improving Organizational Resilience in Businesses: A Qualitative Study on the Effect of COVID-19 by A. Aslan Şendoğdu, Kadir Aksay

“…Due to the long-term threat that it poses, COVID-19 has become an important problem for businesses, and therefore, for national economies. Obviously, organizations that have survived this process will be able to continue with more stability and will gain significant gains in terms of organizational resilience. …”
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Post-Socialist Ethnic Symbolism, Suppression of Yugoslav Social Memory, and Radical Populism Psychology by Faruk Hadžić

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Restructuring the Economic Policy Framework in Brazil: Genuine or Gattopardo change? by Rui Lyrio Modenesi, André de Melo Modenesi, Norberto Montani Martins, Patrick Fontaine

“…During the 1980s, a stability convention started to ascend; the rise of neoliberalism reinforced the precedence of stability over growth. …”
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The Crisis of US-centric Globalization: Causes, Trends and Scenarios of Development by A. A. Kasantzev, V. M. Sergeev

“…Due to this fact the system of global economy based on these gateways requires the stability of political institutes. …”
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SCIENTIFIC DISCUSSION ON THE ESSENCE OF STATE FINANCIAL REGULATION IN MODERN CONDITIONS by M. L. Dorofeev

“…A review of scientific literature showed that this concept is interpreted differently and, in general, opinions can be combined into two groups: a scientific school that believes that financial regulation is the prerogative of fiscal authorities and manifests itself in the budgetary process; a scientific school that considers this process as the actions of a prudential regulator responsible for the stability of the financial system and the banking sector of the economy. …”
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Mycelium-Based Composite: The Future Sustainable Biomaterial by Digafe Alemu, Mesfin Tafesse, Ajoy Kanti Mondal

“…The practice of business as usual on material production is not creating a circular economy. The circular economy refers to an economic model whose objective is to produce goods and services sustainably, by limiting the consumption and waste of resources (raw materials, water, and energy). …”
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Multi-Objective Optimal Design of Dropping Shock of Series Cushioning Packaging System by Yang Xue, Wei-Sheng Song, Hong-Tao Miao, Jing Wang, Yu Li

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STATE-BUILDING PROCESS IN UZBEKISTAN: MANY MILES TO GO by Gürhan Ünal

“…However,after more than two decades, it is difficult to consider Uzbekistan neither asa full democracy nor as a market economy. Moreover, the struggle betweenso-called radical Islamist groups and the government poses serious threats tothe stability of the country. …”
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Monetary Policy and Climate Change by Matthias Kaldorf, Michael Krause, Lucas Radke, Florian Wicknig

“…While it is not contested that central banks need to undertake necessary steps to ensure price and financial stability within their mandates, some commentators suggested that central banks should also actively support the transition to a low-carbon economy through their impact on financial markets. …”
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IMPORT SUBSTITUTION: THE BOARDERS OF THE ENERGY SECURITY by N. N. Shvets

“…The relevance of the study relies on the fact, that unfavorable global economic and politic situation in 2014-2015 raised concerns among the Russian authorities and the society in general about the stability of the economy and the necessity to increase its independence and self-sustainability. …”
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EXCHANGE RATE ON THE PERFORMANCE OF THE MANUFACTURING SECTOR IN NIGERIA by Helen Walter Mboto, Takon Samuel Manyo, A. Omang Bekom, Stephen Ekpo Nkamare, Asukwo Joseph Ita

“…Also, the monetary authority should introduce direct policies of regulating price stability in the economy via regulating money supply in order to decelerate the rising inflationary trend in the economy. …”
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GOLD VALUE WITH TRADABLE AND NON-TRADABLE GOODS IN A MULTI-COUNTRY GROWTH MODEL WITH FREE TRADE by Wei-Bin Zhang

“…The model is built for any number of national economies and each national economy consists of one tradable and one non-tradable sectors. …”
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GOLD VALUE WITH TRADABLE AND NON-TRADABLE GOODS IN A MULTI-COUNTRY GROWTH MODEL WITH FREE TRADE by Wei-Bin Zhang

“…The model is built for any number of national economies and each national economy consists of one tradable and one non-tradable sectors. …”
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Educational tourism in the context of global challenges by N. A. Ofitserova

“…The paper considers the Russian export of educational services, which makes it possible to increase the stability of the local economy. Some relevant initiatives contributing to the development of educational tourism in Russia have also been studied. …”
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A growth regime approach to demand, distribution, and employment with endogenous NAIRU dynamics by Hiroshi Nishi

“…We also demonstrate that the multi-feedback mechanism among demand, distribution, and employment under different growth regimes needs particular institutional coordination to realise stability. Moreover, we show that a certain endogenous degree of NAIRU may induce perpetual cycles in some growth regimes, whereas the stability of other growth regimes is independent of NAIRU’s endogeneity. …”
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J. M. KEYNES AND HIS ECONOMIC THEORY: AN ETHICAL PERSPECTIVE by S. N. Ivaskovsky

“…It isstressed that the ethical views of Keynes correspond with the concept of the "ethic of responsibility"- a relatively new scientific discipline, which originated as a response to the risks of technogenic era: pollution, resource constraints, overpopulation, lack of stability of the world economy. The final part of the article analyzes one of the most important, from the point of view of Keynes, vices of capitalism - reckless proclivity of people to the multiplication of "abstract monetary wealth". …”
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SINO-NIGERIA RELATIONS AND GLOBAL OIL POLITICS, 1999-2023: ASYMMETRICAL OR SYMMETRICAL? by RUTH O. OGUNNOWO, SAMUEL S. OJO

“…China, the world's most populous nation, requires more imported oil to fuel its rapidly growing economy, while Nigeria, Africa's most populous country, needs infrastructure to accelerate its development. …”
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Resource elements of the national blue economic system and their development mechanisms: a case study of China by Xiaofei Qi

“…Finally, an example from China is used to guide its blue economy in practice. This example can serve as the premise and foundation for a country to achieve blue growth, promote the common development of key agents in the blue economy, and provide a scientific basis for a country to systematically formulate blue economic development policies.…”
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Directions for the development of the innovative potential of industrial enterprises by S. O. Kalendzhyan, M. A. Korkin

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