Immigrant integration in ITI/SUD strategies: The case of Athens, Greece by Nikos Karadimitriou, Thomas Maloutas

“…They focus on innovation, economic growth and social cohesion but rarely mention immigrants and refugees per se. …”
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The Shared Transportation Industry in China: Examining the Influence of Regional Environmental Factors on New Venture Formation by Yan Zhou, Sangmoon Park, Justin Zuopeng Zhang, Xin Rong

“…China’s shared transportation industry is leading innovation, driving employment, and promoting regional economic growth. China’s aggressive efforts to promote the development of various transportation sectors motivate our investigation of this emerging industry. …”
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Spatial analysis of digital economy and its driving factors: A case study of the Yangtze River Delta City Cluster in China. by Haidong Zhong, Bifeng Wang, Shaozhong Zhang

“…The digital economy (DE) has become a major breakthrough in promoting industrial upgrading and an important engine for high-quality economic growth. However, most studies have neglected the important driving effect of regional economic and social (RES) development on DE. …”
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The Debate Between Conventional Ideology and Ethnic Politics in Africa by Seife T.K.

“…The challenge is finding a way to reconcile economic growth and well-being with entitlement politics. …”
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The effect of algoritmics government, artificial intelligence, and tax service on tax compliance by Akbari Adha, Rulinawaty Rulinawaty, Faizal Madya

“…It contributes to the country's economic growth and support for sustainable development. …”
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The Impacts of Internet + Rural Financial Industry on County Economy and Industrial Growth Algorithm by Yuanhui Huang, Yimao Ye

“…The development of the financial industry in a region not only affects the level of local economic growth but also has a good effect on improving the income level of local residents and changing the way of local economic development. …”
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South Africa and Sweden: A Story of Solidarity, Trust, and Shared Common Values by Håkan Juholt

“…Sweden was at that stage an industrialised, prosperous, and stable country with many years of economic growth and progress, while South Africa was a repressive apartheid state where the people suffered. …”
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LAW OF THE INTERNAL MARKET OF THE EUROPEAN UNION by Sead Mehovic

“…This market is underpinned by fundamental market freedoms, which are essential for promoting economic growth and cooperation among member states. The legislative processes have evolved to streamline decision-making, addressing inefficiencies caused by complex procedures. …”
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Supporting National Product Based on the Experience of Latin American Economies: Neo-Liberal and Neo-structural Policies by Seyed Hossein Mirjalili

“…These policies include: strengthening competitiveness, economic growth with social equity, selective support, reforming production structures, and supporting innovation and entrepreneurship.…”
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Decentralization and tax independence in OECD countries: GDP per capita analysis from 1995–2018 by Anna Semmerling, Andrzej Paczoski, Giuseppe T. Cirella

“…This study extrapolated data from 36 Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) countries and analyzed whether decentralization of the state assists in economic growth and development. Administrative decentralization is explored through defining a precedence from the literature. …”
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New Environmental Protection Taxes in China from the Perspective of Environmental Economics by Qianyang Tu, Ying Wang

“…However, the study reveals that new environmental taxes may have certain negative influences on economic growth. Consumption, output, wages, and capital could fall by 1.26%, 0.34%, 1.16%, and 1.12%, respectively, which may slow the pace of China’s development.…”
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The Influence of Financial Development on Wealth Inequality in Capitalism: Fresh Evidence From Emerging Countries by Orhan Cengiz, Müge Manga

“…We analyzed the impact of economic growth (EG) and trade openness (TO) on WI using the augmented mean group (AMG) estimator. …”
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Régulation et Croissance Économique au Brésil après la libéralisation : by Miguel Bruno

“…However, after almost two decades of adherence to the ideology of globalization, three main trends emerge from a long-term analysis: declining trend in the relative participation of productive capital in the total stock of fixed capital; rapid expansion of financial income, which reaches an average of 29% of gross disposable income during the period 1993/2005, an extremely high financial burden on total income; the corollary of this high financial burden is the trend towards a regime of slow economic growth coupled with a persistent flexibilization of wage-labor nexus and an increase of the functional income concentration. …”
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DEVELOPMENT OF SMART CITIES IN CROATIA by Ljubica Milanović Glavan, Nikolina Filić

“…A smart city should provide an urban environment that provides residents with a high quality of life while generating economic growth. Smart cities are not just a global trend, it is not some modern technological revolution that everyone dreams of, in fact, smart cities are a necessity and must be implemented as soon as possible. …”
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Croissance, inégalités et pauvreté au sein des pays émergents : le cas des BRICS by Laila Porras

“…The five countries which form the BRICS group (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa) stand out in the 2000s for their strong economic growth, linked to the economic transformation process and more specifically to the trade and financial openness, as well as to the decrease in poverty. …”
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Germany's Immigration Policy Towards Highly-Skilled Workers in the 21stCentury by N. N. Bolshova

“…At the end of XX - beginning of XXI century due to accelerating the transition of the world economy to the innovative way of development, "knowledge" has become a direct force of production, significantly increased the role of human capital as the main factor in future economic growth and competitiveness of modern states. …”
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ANALISIS IMPLIKASI KERJASAMA SISTER CITY YOGYAKARTA DAN GYEONGSANGBUK-DO DALAM PEMBENTUKAN KOTA TANGGUH MELALUI PROGRAM SAEMAUL UNDONG by Aditya Maulana Hasymi, Gardyas Bidari Adninda, Megan Alvira Putri, Diva Suci Ariani

“…According to the perspective of resilient cities, the implications of sister city cooperation on resilient cities is reflected in the synergy of participatory roles between the elements involved based on the institutional liberalism approach, as well as the increase in community resilience through community economic growth. …”
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Coronavirus pandemic: yesterday, today, tomorrow of the Russian economy by O. M. Makhalina, V. N. Makhalin, A. B. Yaroshchuk

“…In conclusion, the main challenges and risks in the implementation of the “National Action Plan” are formulated, which provides both an increase in employment, an increase in citizens’ incomes, the restoration of economic growth and a fundamental changes in the structure of the economy.…”
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State regulation as a factor of social significance of China’s modern culture industry by L. V. Filindash

“…The tasks of state regulation are: improvement of general cultural characteristics of the population and society as a whole, economic growth, preservation of the environment, increase of material level of the population.…”
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Changing Intermediary System of Repayable EU Funds in Hungary (2007- 2013, 2014-2020) by Sára Farkas

“…The intermediary system territorially does not give priority to the disadvantaged regions, furthermore contact points are concentrated on urban areas with higher level of economic growth. Beside this, the microcredit objectives cannot be put into practice, the average credit amount increased sixfold in the new development period.…”
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