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The collection of materials of the conferences is devoted to studying of actual tendencies and challenges of modern economic development using System Dynamics approach. The collection is intended for scientists, economists, as well as graduate students and students of higher educational institutions. In papers of professors, school teachers, students and researchers the wide range of financial and economic issues are analyzed. The use of the method of System Dynamics in these works solves its polarization in Ukraine at different levels of education.
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Item 6th Annual International Research Conference "Modelling and implementation of the financial policy of Ukraine to ensure macroeconomic stability", December 22, 2023, Kyiv, Ukraine : proceedings(2023)Proceeding of 6th Annual International Research Conference "Modelling and implementation of the financial policy of Ukraine to ensure macroeconomic stability", December 22, 2023, Kyiv, Ukraine.Item Analysis of the US monetary policy during the post-COVID crisis and the Russian-Ukrainian war(2023) Pryshchepa, Anastasiia; Giulia, VerdatProceeding of 6th Annual International Research Conference "Modelling and implementation of the financial policy of Ukraine to ensure macroeconomic stability", December 22, 2023, Kyiv, Ukraine.Item Application of system dynamics in the field of management consulting and strategic management(2020) Galytska, Eleonora; Primierova, OlenaComputer technologies are currently one of the most important aspects of economic and mathematical modeling. The high rates of their development have now led to the emergence of many software tools that allow to create computer models of socio-economic processes. With a sufficiently deep knowledge of the behavior of a real system and the correct presentation of the initial information, simulation models are characterized by a greater proximity to the real system than analytical and numerical models. With the help of simulation modeling and the corresponding modern software tools, it is possible to create even those models that cannot be formulated using traditional methods. In addition, simulation allows to create models of those systems with which experiments in real life are impossible.Item Application of system dynamics methods in modeling and forecasting the volume of bank lending(2022) Hlushchenko, Svitlana; Ivakhnenkov, SergiyProceeding of 4th Annual Research Conference "System Dynamics in Economic and Financial Models", December 10, 2021, Kyiv, Ukraine.Item Approach to modeling the action of transmission mechanism through the interest rates of commercial banks(2018) Naumenko, OlhaProceedings of the 1st Research Conference "Conference System Dynamics Modeling for Public and Corporate Finance: Background and Opportunities" (December 10, 2018 Kyiv, Ukraine).Item Approach to modeling the main factors that influence the funding structure of commercial banks(2018) Ushchenko, MarynaProceedings of the 1st Research Conference "Conference System Dynamics Modeling for Public and Corporate Finance: Background and Opportunities" (December 10, 2018 Kyiv, Ukraine).Item Building of price and income models for Ukraine using system dynamic method(2018) Bilyk, Makar-MarianProceedings of the 1st Research Conference "Conference System Dynamics Modeling for Public and Corporate Finance: Background and Opportunities" (December 10, 2018 Kyiv, Ukraine).Item Conceptual frameworks of credit systems modelling by means system dynamics tools(2020) Kaminskyi, Andrii; Petrovskyi, OleksiiModern credit market is a complex system with rapidly increasing dynamic. This raises many interdependencies between constituent elements of this system. On of such component is set of interdependencies between market conditions and banks performance. Basically, banks develop their credit strategies in accordance of credit market conditions. But when banks realize their strategies it is changing the condition of the market with some delay in time. It is classical systemic effect. Typically changes concern to following market characteristics: Average deposit rate; Average time for issuing loan; Average interest rate; Number of potential borrowers; Average banks’ profitability.Item Debt deflation and world economic growth: system dynamics approach(2023) Hryhoriev, HennadiiProceeding of 6th Annual International Research Conference "Modelling and implementation of the financial policy of Ukraine to ensure macroeconomic stability", December 22, 2023, Kyiv, Ukraine.Item A Dynamic Analysis of the key destabilizing factors on the Ukrainian labor market. Wage management(2020) Donkohlova, Tetiana; Shportyuk, VolodymyrThe state of the labor market is one of the socio-economic parameters that have a significant effect on the development and competitiveness level of the national economy. Labor market plays an important role in ensuring the success of market reforms, especially in the emerging economies such as Ukraine. Moreover, current state of the Ukrainian labor market is also affected by complex political and economic situation and may be generally characterized by a continuous recession and financial imbalances. In spite of a sufficiently wide range of studies dedicated to the analysis of the Ukrainian labor market stability, most papers are more focused just on the statistical analysis and general overview of the market trends. However, dynamic nature of both labor market itself and socio-economic stability of Ukraine requires conducting more comprehensive scientific researches, in particular by applying System Dynamics approach.Item Dynamic approach to monetary policy effects modeling in Ukraine(2020) Nasachenko, Mariia; Lytvyn, AntonBy pursuing a balanced and rational monetary policy, the National Bank aims to ensure stable prices, which protects incomes and savings from their depreciation. However, this was not always the case, for example until 2016 in Ukraine the main purpose of the NBU was to keep the exchange rate constant, but in 2013-2014, the National Bank decided to switch to inflation targeting (IT), which proved its effectiveness in many countries of the world. The new monetary regime has changed the power of the transmission mechanism, in particular the interest rate channel and the inflation expectation channel have become more significant and perhaps one of the key ones in passing the change in the key policy rate to real sector and inflation.Item Dynamic modelling of monetary policy decisions(2023) Chuba, Olha; Oliskevych, MariannaProceeding of 6th Annual International Research Conference "Modelling and implementation of the financial policy of Ukraine to ensure macroeconomic stability", December 22, 2023, Kyiv, Ukraine.Item Economic costs of the Ukrainian conflict in Donbass(2020) Tsvyk, Khrystyna; Fliud, VolodymyrThe Donbass war has taken a severe toll on Ukraine, claiming over ten thousand casualties and triggering a severe economic recession. Yet, to the best of our knowledge, there is no empirical evidence on the overall costs incurred by Ukraine as a result of the war. Thus, the goal of this paper is to start filling this gap by quantifying Ukraine’s economic indicators foregone due to the Donbass war.Item Economic costs of the Ukrainian conflict in Donbass: price sector(2020) Hnatiuk, Oleksandr; Kyrylych, VolodymyrThe main purpose of this research is to give the answer for the next question: what could be the economic situation of Ukraine without war? For this, authors built the model in which considered three economic sectors: Capital, Labor and Price. The model can run in two modes: historic (with war since 2014) and experimental (without war). In historic mode, stocks take on the initial values that existed in the particular historical year in which the simulation begins (2006). In the experimental model, authors assume that there is no war and we use self-predicted data from 2014 to 2019.Item Electric Vehicles Popularity in Norway(2019) Orliuk, Valentina; Yermolova, DariaProceeding of 2nd Research Conference "Complex socio-economic systems and dynamic modelling", December 9, 2019.Item Elements of system dynamics during distance learning of physics lessons(2023) Protsyshak, LesiaProceeding of 5th Annual Research Conference "System dynamics modeling framework for the financial system", December 16, 2022, Kyiv, Ukraine.Item Energy in human life(2023) Protsyshak, LesiaProceeding of 6th Annual International Research Conference "Modelling and implementation of the financial policy of Ukraine to ensure macroeconomic stability", December 22, 2023, Kyiv, Ukraine.Item Estimation of military casualties during wars and conflicts(2023) Hanhalo, Bohdan; Semerak, MartaProceeding of 5th Annual Research Conference "System dynamics modeling framework for the financial system", December 16, 2022, Kyiv, Ukraine.Item The explanatory system dynamics model for on-going research of financial stability of local budgets in Ukraine(2022) Zenchenko, Anastasiia; Feucht, IsabelProceeding of 4th Annual Research Conference "System Dynamics in Economic and Financial Models", December 10, 2021, Kyiv, Ukraine.Item Factors of growing shadow economy in Ukraine, policies to reduce it(2020) Hlushchenko, Viktoriia; Klimchenko, VladyslavObject of this investigation is a growing dynamic of the shadow economy in Ukraine from 2005 to 2018.