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Source: Saint Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering –
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Representatives of SPbGASU participated in the 1st Annual Scientific Conference "Economic Readings in Memory of Alexander Evseevich Karlik," dedicated to the memory of the outstanding scholar, educator, and organizer of the scientific school, Doctor of Economics, Professor A.E. Karlik. The conference took place on November 7 at St. Petersburg State University of Economics.
Participants at the event analyzed key trends and assessed the risks and opportunities facing the industrial sector in the context of slowing global and national economic growth, technological transformations, and structural changes.
Our university was represented by Professor Veronika Asaul, Head of the Department of Construction Economics and Housing and Utilities, and departmental graduate students Elza Zanemunchik and Isa Magerramov. Veronika Asaul presented a paper titled "Industrial Construction: Problems and Prospects." The study analyzes the current challenges and prospects for industrial construction development amid the transition to innovative technologies and sustainable practices. The paper provides a systematic examination of key factors influencing the efficiency of construction processes, including economic, technical, and environmental aspects.
Postgraduate students from the Department of Construction Economics and Housing and Utilities represented Veronika Asaul's research school at the youth section. Isa Magerramov presented a paper titled "Macroeconomic Challenges and Their Impact on Investment Activity in Industrial Construction," and Elza Zanemunchik presented a paper titled "Commercial Real Estate Management as Part of an Anti-Crisis Strategy in an Industrial Organization."
Researchers from St. Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering (SPbGASU) noted that, in the current environment, macroeconomic instability significantly impacts investment activity in industrial construction, requiring the development of adaptive strategies and increased flexibility of investment portfolios. The analysis demonstrated the need to integrate macroeconomic factors into investment planning and management processes to minimize risks and optimize capital investments. Commercial real estate management, in turn, is viewed as an effective crisis management tool, contributing to the sustainability and financial stability of industrial enterprises. The report emphasized the importance of a comprehensive approach to asset management, including assessing market trends, optimizing space utilization, and implementing modern technologies to enhance operational efficiency and competitiveness.
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