Based on the research of scientific ideas of the schools of political economy, classical, neoclassical and modern human capital, which are the conceptual foundations of the development of the theory of human capital, the author's approach of human capital is developed in the article.
The article examines the role of the tourism industry in the economy, emphasizing its importance as a driver of growth, job creation and infrastructure development. The main economic indicators demonstrating the contribution of tourism to GDP and social well-being are analyzed. Special attention is paid to the theoretical conceptual foundations of taxation of tourism activities. The existing tax regimes, their advantages and disadvantages, as well as the impact of tax policy on the development of the tourism sector are discussed. The author offers recommendations on optimizing the tax burden for travel companies, which can contribute to improving the competitiveness of the industry. The article concludes with conclusions on the need for an integrated approach to tourism taxation, taking into account both economic and social aspects.
The article discusses conceptual approaches to the interpretation of the concept and essence of accounting. Due to accounting, the activities of business entities determine the stability of the economy and its development. Accounting increases the predictability of the results of business entities' activities, allowing them to anticipate and prevent their crises, as well as the use of financial statements allows reducing economic cycles
This article provides a comprehensive analysis of the general theoretical interpretations of the concept of digital technologies and their specific content within the tourism sector based on a scientific approach. The study systematizes classical and contemporary definitions of digital technologies and examines their impact on economic and social processes. In addition, international scientific concepts related to digital technologies in tourism and the approaches of the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) are reviewed, substantiating the sector-specific characteristics of this concept. The article proposes a new integrated authorial definition of digital technologies in tourism and justifies its scientific novelty. The research findings serve as a conceptual foundation for the development of tourism economics theory and for PhD-level academic research.
The article discusses the development of a commercial risk management concept aimed at a holistic presentation of scientific hypotheses and ideas, patterns, goals and objectives, principles and functions of management, theoretical and methodological issues related to management methods and methodology for developing risk management strategies in modern enterprises. Based on the proposed risk management concept, a conceptual model is proposed that makes it possible to philosophically and conceptually comprehend the essence of risk management based on the basic rules of modern concepts of commercial, commercial management, strategic management and risk management, clarify possible sources of commercial risks, clarify the interrelation of a complex of scientific knowledge on risk management.
Against the backdrop of rapid development in the knowledge payment industry and intelligent talent assessment platforms, the challenges of rising customer acquisition costs coupled with low user retention and repurchase rates have become critical constraints on sustainable platform development. Current practices often treat the one-time assessment and report delivery as the service endpoint, neglecting the systematic guidance of users’ subsequent behavioral decisions and long-term growth paths, leading to a massive exodus of users after the assessment. In response to this practical dilemma, this study systematically integrates consumer psychology and behavioral decision-making theories, employing a conceptual modeling approach within the design science research paradigm to construct a “User Continuous Growth Guidance Model”. The model delineates the user behavioral path into five interconnected stages—“Cognitive Trust Building,” “Emotional Identification and Value Alignment,” “Low-Threshold Behavior Initiation,” “Value Solution Presentation,” and “Growth Outcome Feedback and Reinforcement” and explicates the underlying psychological mechanisms and decision-making logic at each stage. Conceptually, the model suggests that by systematically embedding corresponding mechanisms into product design, platforms can transform one-time assessment relationships into long-term, growth-oriented partnerships, thereby significantly enhancing user lifetime value. This study not only provides an integrated framework for understanding user behavior in the assessment context but also formulates actionable guidelines for platform content structure design and operational strategy.
This article examines the impact of Fintech technologies, automation processes, and the human factor on the efficiency of banking services. Based on the case of commercial banks in Uzbekistan, the study analyzes digital transformation processes and compares them with international practices. The findings indicate that Fintech automation, when combined with strong human capital, significantly increases service speed, accuracy, and customer satisfaction. The paper also proposes a “human–technology balance model” as a new conceptual approach to enhancing efficiency in the banking sector.
