The problems of labour-market forming and effective adjusting on the stage of the further becoming of Ukraine as state with the social oriented
market economy are investigated. Scientific researches and economic practice prove that the further evolution of market relations is connected with
the socially oriented labour-market, the formation of the socially oriented market economic system is impossible without that. A modern model of
the Ukrainian labour-market is paradoxical and characterized by contradictions that prevent the effective integration.
Victoriya Overchuck Problems of labour-market forming and effective adjusting are on the stage of the further becoming of ukraine as state with the social oriented market economy // The Russian Academic Journal, Vol. 25, Issue 3, 2013, pp. 0-0

This article analyses the main reasons, which impel women to hold a small business, the features of women’s entrepreneurship and the main
problems women usually have in this sphere. Also the article explains the importance of national, regional support for women’s entrepreneurship
and proposes the main directions of this support. These questions become particularly urgent under conditions of women’s discrimination on the
labor market, low salaries and high level of unemployment in Russia.
M.I. Vysotzckaya, A.I. Chalova The specific development of women’s entrepreneurship in modern Russia // The Russian Academic Journal, Vol. 25, Issue 3, 2013, pp. 0-0

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This paper is aimed to reveal relationship between industrial clusters and poverty reduction. Industrial clusters lend themselves to poverty concerns both directly through employment, incomes and well-being generated for the working poor, and indirectly, through their wider impacts on the local economy. The article examines existing evidence underlined the role of clusters in poverty reduction. It also turns to the issue of measurement of the social and poverty impacts of clustering. The paper concludes by considering the policy implications that arise from adopting a pro-poor agenda on cluster development.