Журнал «Современная Наука»

Russian (CIS)English (United Kingdom)
 MOSCOW +7(495)-142-86-81

Model growth management of the local community entrepreneurial network with autonomous finance

Apanasenko Anastasiya V.  (graduate student, Ural Federal University (Yekaterinburg))

Panachev Anton   (graduate student, Ural Federal University (Yekaterinburg))

Berg Dmitry B.  (doctor of physical and mathematical sciences, professor, Ural Federal University (Yekaterinburg))

The article describes a hybrid model of the local community entrepreneurial network and simulation experiment conducted using it. The model is implemented in the Anylogic modeling environment and contains control parameters. Ones allow setting the conditions for an experiment: network expansion and surplus capital use strategies, use of internal money. This makes it an important tool for experimental research on the development of local communities with autonomous finance. The experimental results analysis facilitates the management decisions making regarding the development of local entrepreneurial communities economy.

Keywords:model management, simulation experiment, system dynamics, agent-based modeling, hybrid model, entrepreneurial networks, local community, autonomous finance, additional means of payment.
 

Read the full article …

Citation link:
Apanasenko A. V., Panachev A. , Berg D. B. Model growth management of the local community entrepreneurial network with autonomous finance // Современная наука: актуальные проблемы теории и практики. Серия: Естественные и Технические Науки. -2021. -№02. -С. 20-26 DOI 10.37882/2223-2966.2021.02.02
LEGAL INFORMATION:
Reproduction of materials is permitted only for non-commercial purposes with reference to the original publication. Protected by the laws of the Russian Federation. Any violations of the law are prosecuted.
© ООО "Научные технологии"

Terms Publications

Issues of the journals (Archive)

ECONOMICS AND LAW
HUMANITIES
NATURAL AND TECHNICAL SCIENCES
COGNITION

Серия - Natural and Technical Sciences