Impact of destructive institutional imperatives on quality of life

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2016
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Abstract
In spite of countless of studies and discussions on the importance of corruption and shadowing of socio-economic relations in the development of Ukrainian society, today in Ukraine is not implemented effective mechanisms that are able to prevent the formation of destructive institutional imperatives and improve quality of life. Essence of destructive institutional imperatives and their dialectical character are researched using institutional approach. As a result, formula for motivation of representatives of state institutional structures is proposed that will make it possible to form the conditions under which carrying on corruption and illegal activities in Ukraine will be less profitable. The results of research can be a basis in the formation of economic security strategies in the process of institutional transformation to overcome the corruption and reduce its impact on quality of life.
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Authors Ковальчук, Марія Василівна;
Journal tehnologìčnij audit ta rezervi virobnictva
Year 2016
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http://journals.uran.ua/tarp/article/view/72535
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Technology (General) Literature (General) geography (general) business philology. linguistics history (general) and history of europe language and literature sociology (general) ethnology. social and cultural anthropology philosophy. psychology. religion practical theology philosophy (general) moral theology hungary slavic languages. baltic languages. albanian languages

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