Khoroshunov Alexey Alexeevich
MODERN TRENDS IN THE GROWTH OF THE LIGHT INDUSTRY MARKET OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION IN THE CONTEXT OF E-COMMERCE

Afanasyeva Oksana Nikolaevna, Siris Angelina Aleksandrovna
INFLUENCE OF INFLATION AND DEFLATION ON INTEREST AND CREDIT RISKS OF COMMERCIAL BANKS

Tabarov Safarali Fayzalievich
IMPROVEMENT OF THE RUSSIAN SYSTEM OF ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDIZATION IN LIGHT OF INTERNATIONAL TRENDS

Papulovskaya Nataliya Vladimirovna, Kharisov Azamat Robertovich, Sharaviev Danil Olegovich
MICROCLIMATE MANAGEMENT IN GREENHOUSES USING SOUND WAVES

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This article examines the current state of the domestic light industry and considers e-commerce markets as a growth driver for domestic textiles. Particular attention is paid to the emerging problems in the light industry and serious barriers for domestic manufacturers under the influence of cheap imports of textile products. An analysis of key domestic clothing manufacturers is conducted, comparative characteristics are determined by which a growing enterprise should be distinguished from a stagnating one. Features of the growth of domestic consumption of light industry goods are noted.

KEYWORDS: e-commerce, electronic sales, light industry, marketplaces, enterprise growth indicators, fashion trends, stagnant enterprises.

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Siris Angelina Aleksandrovna, Bachelor’s student of the Faculty of Foreign Trade Management, Russian Foreign Trade Academy, Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation

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The article considers the influence of inflation and deflation on interest and credit risks of commercial banks. The content of the concepts of inflation and deflation, their peculiarities as economic phenomena are presented. The content of deflationary spiral is disclosed. The authors have considered interest and credit risks, directions of influence of inflation and deflation on them. The paper offers recommendations on management of banking activities in conditions of inflation and deflation in order to reduce interest and credit risks.

KEYWORDS: inflation, deflation, economic phenomena, credit risk, interest rate risk, bank profit, banking management, risk reduction.

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The article examines pressing issues of improving the Russian system of environmental regulation within the context of global and international environmental trends. A comparative analysis of approaches to environmental regulation in Russia and the European Union has been conducted, identifying key differences in certification methods, emission standards, and environmental regulation practices. Based on the analysis, practical recommendations are proposed to improve Russian environmental legislation and implement sustainable regulatory mechanisms, leveraging advanced international practices.

KEYWORDS: environmental regulation, sustainable development, environmental standards, environmental legislation, international standards.

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Kharisov Azamat Robertovich, Candidate of Technical Sciences, Associate Professor of the Department of Information Technology and Automation, Ural Federal University named after the first President of Russia B.N. Yeltsin

Sharaviev Danil Olegovich, Master’s Degree Student, Department of Information Technology and Automation, Ural Federal University named after the first President of Russia B.N. Yeltsin

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The article focuses on the analysis of analogues of the Internet of Things system that generates sound waves to improve the microclimate in a greenhouse. Considered the advantages of using medium and high frequencies of audible sound in the range from 100 Hz to 8 kHz to stimulate plant physiological processes such as photosynthesis and cell division. Described the existing developments, including devices for converting bioelectric plant signals into sound signals, their current limitations, and prospects. Noted absence of ready-made device that would not only use the electrical conductivity of plants to create music, but also control their microclimate. Proposed a new approach based on the integration of sound effects on plants with automated greenhouse climate control systems.

KEYWORDS: Internet of Things, sound waves, microclimate, bioelectric signals, smart agriculture, automation.

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