Investment strategies for non-stationary economic systems - Slavyanov, Andrei
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International capital flows have a significant impact on the development of all nations, but are particularly needed in transition and developing economies or non-stationary economic systems. However, its impact on the economy is not straightforward; under certain conditions, foreign capital can provide an impetus or significantly affect the level of economic security and slow down the development of a country. Based on an analysis of investment processes in Central and East European countries during the period of transition, the author has developed a system of basic principles and…mehr

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International capital flows have a significant impact on the development of all nations, but are particularly needed in transition and developing economies or non-stationary economic systems. However, its impact on the economy is not straightforward; under certain conditions, foreign capital can provide an impetus or significantly affect the level of economic security and slow down the development of a country. Based on an analysis of investment processes in Central and East European countries during the period of transition, the author has developed a system of basic principles and mathematical tools to form a national investment strategy. Much attention is paid to mathematical modelling of investment processes. The book will be useful for civil servants responsible for implementing and shaping national investment policy, scientists developing economic and mathematical models, as well as students and postgraduates studying the international movement of capital.
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Se graduó en la Universidad Técnica Estatal Bauman de Moscú, participó en la formación de programas estatales de objetivos, defendió su tesis sobre los métodos matemáticos e instrumentales de la economía, actualmente es el jefe del proyecto RFBR, profesor adjunto del Departamento de Economía y Organización de la Producción de la Universidad Técnica Estatal Bauman de Moscú.