VERIFICATION OF THE PARETO PRINCIPLE FOR INCOME FROM SCIENTIFIC ACTIVITY OF HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS OF UKRAINE

Authors

  • Rostyslav Slav’yuk
  • Olesia Totska

Keywords:

Pareto principle, ABC-analysis, income, research, higher education institutions, Ukraine

Abstract

The purpose of the article is to verify the Pareto principle in terms of revenues to the special fund of higher education institutions of Ukraine based on the results of scientific and scientific-technical work on international cooperation projects,
scientific and scientific-technical work under economic agreements and scientific services. With the help of ABC-analysis of
indicators of income from scientific activity, domestic higher education institutions are divided into three groups: A – higher
education institutions with a large amount of income from scientific activities; B – higher education institutions with an average
level of commercialization of scientific activity; C – higher education institutions with little or no income from research. It
was obtained that group A included 29 (19,595 %) higher education institutions of Ukraine, which in 2016–2018 provided
paid scientific services in the amount of UAH 739,747 million (79,39 % of the total). Group B was formed by 34 (22,973 %)
domestic higher education institutions, whose scientific activity in the analyzed period brought income in the amount of UAH
147,954 million (15,88 % of the total). Group C included 85 (57,432 %) Ukrainian higher education institutions, which
earned UAH 44,082 million (4,73 % of the total) as a result of their scientific work. It was found that the Pareto principle
20/80 was reflected in the activities of higher education institutions in Ukraine. Strategies for commercialization of research
results for domestic higher education institutions from each group are proposed: group A – leader’s strategy; group B – the
applicant’s strategy; group C – strategy of the beginner.

Published

2021-06-30