A. A. Yantovskii’s research while affiliated with Russian Academy of Sciences and other places

... At the same time, the current opinions of industry experts suggest a significant growth in the production of aluminum and cast parts from it, with a decrease in the production of cast iron in almost equal proportion, as well as a slowdown in the growth rate of the crude steel market. One of the main reasons for such changes can be considered to be the effort to achieve carbon neutrality, since the international community is concerned about the problem of climate change and considers the possibility of radical reduction of greenhouse gas emissions as the main mechanism for its mitigation [1][2][3][4]. This, in turn, stimulates the transition to low-emission materials both at the production stage and during the life cycle. ...

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Analysis of Composition, Properties, and Usage Efficiency of Different Commercial Salt Fluxes for Aluminum Alloy Refining

... At the same time, import dependence was considered mainly from the point of view of possible damage due to political processes (sanctions), and the substitution of products coming from developed countries with goods of Chinese origin as a way out. Assessments of the place and prospects of Russia in the global economy have so far been formed for both global added value chains [15][16][17][18][19], and for individual regions or areas [20,21]. ...

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Technological Import Dependence of the Russian Economy: An Assessment Using Input–Output Tables

... В СССР межотраслевой баланс применялся в качестве инструмента директивного планирования. В настоящее время в российской практике данные таблиц «Затраты -Выпуск» используются для оценки мультипликативных эффектов прироста выпуска в различных секторах экономики [11], для построения макроструктурных моделей развития экономики, обоснования решений в области экономической политики [12], для анализа и потроения прогнозов разных показателей функционирования российской экономики [13] для анализа структуры добавленной стоимости двустороннего экспорта между Китаем и странами Центральной и Восточной Европы [14]. Анализ межотраслевых потоков по данным таблиц «Затраты -Выпуск» использовался для выявления кластеров отраслей с высоким уровнем выброса углерода в Японии [15], для идентификации кластеров в немецких отраслях, в которых интенсивно проводятся исследования и разработки [16], для поиска промышленных кластеров в районе Пекин -Тяньцзинь -Хэбэй в Китае [17]. ...

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Identification of Russian Clusters Based on the Synthesis of Functional and Spatial Approaches [Идентификация кластеров на территории России на основе синтеза функционального и пространственного подходов]

... The calculations were carried out using a complex of intersectoral macrostructural models developed by the RAS Institute of Economic Forecasting[13,14]. ...

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The Russian Economy under the Impact of the Pandemic Crisis

... World 42 is a simulation model providing the detailed energy balances for 50 countries and regions, whereby energy consumption is modelled as a combination of gross, structural, and technological factors, considering the energy intensities trajectories of various sectors and using their historical trends to estimate realistic transition pathways (Shirov et al., 2016). 42 does not support a carbon price; instead, it used the rate of change in emissions intensity of GDP up to 2030, then kept it constant post-2030, as in Fawcett et al. (2015) and Vandyck et al. (2016). ...

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Where is the EU headed given its current climate policy? A stakeholder-driven model inter-comparison

... The International Monetary Fund estimates that the shortterm impact of sanctions is 1.5 percent of GDP, while the long-term impact will be more than 9% of GDP (IMF 2015). Economists estimate the overall loss of sanctions to Russia at 8% of GDP (Shirov et al. 2015), with short-term losses of 2.4% of GDP, a third of which is due to the fall in oil prices (Gurvich and Prilepskiy 2015). Chen et al. (2023) demonstrate that energy sanctions result in economic repercussions for all involved parties. ...

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Dynamic spillover effects between EU economic sanctions against Russia, oil prices, and share prices of energy companies in third countries: evidence from China and the USA

... При этом обрабатывающая промышленность обладает низкой конкурентоспособностью [12]. На низкую конкурентоспособность отечественной обрабатывающей промышленности, как на фактор неудовлетворительной экономической динамики, указывается также в [15]. ...

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Inter-regional clusters as a tool for economic development of territories

... In addition, it is assumed that the technological coefficients used in forecasting are assumed to remain unchanged in comparison with the basic ones. Shirov (2015Shirov ( , 2018 notes that although the input-output methodology is one of the pinnacles of economic thought, there is a perceived scarcity of such studies in Russia. In addition, he believes that the "input-output tables" are currently the only tried and tested tool for building macrostructural models of economic development. ...

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Assessment of the Leontiev productive matrix of the economic development model for Tyumen region (Russia)

... Table 2 shows an example of the employment structure in Moscow (Rosstat, 2017). The reduction in the production apparatus due to insufficient investment in the economy in recent years has led to the fact that the number of physical workplaces in the overwhelming majority of industries has significantly decreased because of the gap between their input and disposal (Korovkin, Dolgova, & Korolev, 2006;Shirov, Gusev, Yantovskii, & Potapenko, 2012). ...

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Formation Of Russian Labor Market Based On The Serviceization Of Economy