CHAPTER 1 Features of making managerial decisions in a crisis at the micro and macro levels

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Oksana Chernega
Mykhailo Tuhan-Baranovskyi Donetsk National University of Economics and Trade
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5659-3808
Uyrii Yakovenko
Mykhailo Tuhan-Baranovskyi Donetsk National University of Economics and Trade
https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1653-0834
Anastasia Chepurnova
Mykhailo Tuhan-Baranovskyi Donetsk National University of Economics and Trade
https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4327-4434
Oleksandra Makieieva
Mykhailo Tuhan-Baranovskyi Donetsk National University of Economics and Trade
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9837-8137

Keywords:

Managerial decision, Managerial decision, managerial decision making model, managerial decision making model, managerial decision making mechanism, managerial decision making mechanism, crisis, crisis, macroeconomic imbalances, macroeconomic imbalances, problem, problem, econometric approach, econometric approach, data-driven decision-making, data-driven decision-making, Highest Paid Person's Opinion, Highest Paid Person's Opinion, data-driven decision making capability, data-driven decision making capability, nformation and analytical support of managerial decisions, nformation and analytical support of managerial decisions, regression model, regression model, econometrics, econometrics, canonical analysis, canonical analysis, taxonomic analysis, taxonomic analysis, cluster analysis, cluster analysis, principal component method, principal component method, tree of opportunities, tree of opportunities, migration policy, migration policy, economic security, economic security, innovative development, innovative development, living standards of the population, living standards of the population, innovation infrastructure, innovation infrastructure, development management, development management, local development strategies, local development strategies, regional tourism markets services, regional tourism markets services, tourism, tourism, hotel and restaurant industry, hotel and restaurant industry, personnel innovation potential, personnel innovation potential, strategic management, strategic management, cognitive model, cognitive model, strategic process concept, strategic process concept, strategic decision, strategic decision, strategic change, strategic change, SWOT analysis, SWOT analysis, Potential square, Potential square, competitiveness, competitiveness, efficiency, efficiency

Abstract

The analysis of the interpretation of the concept of "managerial decision" in scientific sources is carried out. A generalized classification of managerial decisions has been formed. The parameters influencing the adoption of managerial decisions at the micro (organizational structure of the enterprise, qualifications and personal characteristics of personnel; efficiency of information acquisition channels; provision of means and objects of labor) and the macro level (competence of employees of public authorities; rationality of structure and bureaucratic procedures, decision-making, technical means, information support; decision-making and implementation environment; requests from stakeholders; regulatory framework for the functioning of public authorities, political situation; financial and economic situation). The main methods and models used in making managerial decisions are generalized. The main stages of managerial decision-making are highlighted. It has been substantiated that one of the directions of managerial decisions at the macro level is migration policy. The stages of making managerial decisions in the migration policy of the European Union are considered. The main challenges for the migration policy of the European Union as a managerial decision at the macro level have been identified (numerous uncontrolled flows of illegal migrants and refugees following the countries of Africa and Asia, the need to ensure effective control over the borders of the EU member states). The analysis of the migration policy of Ukraine from the point of view of the effectiveness and efficiency of managerial decision-making at the macro level is carried out. It is determined that the main task of the migration policy of Ukraine is to reduce labor emigration. Measures and directions for the implementation of the migration policy of Ukraine in the European migration policy have been developed.


ECONOMETRIC MODELING OF MANAGERIAL DECISIONS AT THE MACRO AND MICRO LEVELS

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CHAPTER 1 Features of making managerial decisions in a crisis at the micro and macro levels. (2021). In O. Chernega, U. Yakovenko, A. Chepurnova, O. Makieieva, O. Nieizviestna, N. Ivanova, V. Koverza, V. Kotkovskyi, Y. Tryhubchenko, T. Kozhukhova, Y. Bocharova, L. Shevchenko, V. Barabanova, V. Yankovsky, Y. Lyzhnyk, Y. Vorobiova, V. Koshel, G. Gorina, G. Bohatyryova, O. Nikolaichuk, S. Revutska, N. Pryimak, R. Nykyforov, O. Romanykha, K. Khavrova, N. Lokhman, M. Kolchuk, A. Kravtsov, & E. Klevtsov, ECONOMETRIC MODELING OF MANAGERIAL DECISIONS AT THE MACRO AND MICRO LEVELS. Kharkiv: TECHNOLOGY CENTER PC. https://doi.org/10.15587/978-617-7319-37-4.ch1