Analyzing local labor markets through commuting (a study of Moscow municipalities)

Махрова, А. Г.; Bochkarev, A. N.

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“…So far, studies of the labor market in Russian agglomerations have been limited, focusing on some of them: Moscow (e.g., Makhrova and Bochkarev, 2018), St. Petersburg (Bugaev, 2015) and a number of others (Averkieva et al, 2015;Bedrina et al, 2018;Fedorova and Ponomareva, 2014;Iglovskaya, 2014;Kozlova and Makarova, 2016;Popov, 2018), which was associated with limited factual information. The study of labor markets in agglomerations requires immersion at a fairly low territorial level, the level of individual populated areas for which there is very limited statistical information.…”

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“…LLM research in Russia in the post-Soviet period was mainly based on periodic data from sample surveys (e.g., in relation to the most problematic group, single-industry towns (see Kuznetsova, 2003;Lyubovny et al, 2001;Mikryukov, 2016;Vlasova et al, 1999), or devoted to one of the main aspects determining specifics of LLM functioning as part of an agglomeration: labor commuting (Makhrova and Bochkarev, 2018;Makhrova and Kirillov, 2015) and otkhodnichestvo (Mkrtchyan and Florinskaya, 2016;Nefedova, 2015;Plyusnin et al, 2013). Generalizing works in which the situation in the LLM of municipalities would be considered are rare in Russia (Antonov, 2016;Mezhdu domom ..., 2016;Treyvish and Nefedova, 2010).…”

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Labor Markets of Urban Agglomerations in Russia

Антонов

2021

Reg. Res. Russ.

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The article analyzes the current state of the labor market in Russia's largest urban agglomerations. The zonal model of agglomeration (out of three elements) is applied to consider the indicator of official jobs security (formal employment) and wage level, as well as their differences with distance from the center. For this, tax reporting data from the Federal Tax Service are used that most fully characterize the state of the labor market and span the full range of enterprises and organizations. The balance method (ratio of supply and demand for labor) of existing disparities in the well-being and wage was used to assess all agglomerations in terms of the relative and absolute potential for labor migration development. A strong differentiation in the structure of the labor market in Russian agglomerations is demonstrated. The situation in the center of an agglomeration in the main turns out to be much better than on its periphery; however, cases of various combined indicators up to inversion are possible, when the center of an agglomeration lags behind its environs both in job saturation and wages. Based on the combination of these indicators, 12 groups of agglomerations were identified for which the need for a differentiated policy is substantiated. The policy is considered in more detail with a case study of four polar groups. The necessity of improving the legislative framework for managing labor market development in agglomerations is substantiated, which does not correspond to the challenges and needs posed by the current situation.

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Labor Markets of Urban Agglomerations in Russia

Антонов

2021

Reg. Res. Russ.

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“… A significant increase in labor push-pull migration (over the past 10 years it increased by 30% [1]).…”

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Development of Moscow region passenger transport system using discrete mathematics methods

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Rasov

2020

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Transformation of settlement systems, consolidation of existing cities to the level of agglomerations, conurbations and megalopolises require a qualitative change in the transport system. Today Moscow and the Moscow region are in the stage of active development and interaction. The most important issue is to ensure transport connectivity and territory accessibility. The high cost of infrastructure projects and their duration require high-quality justification of decisions to be made. This publication discusses the use of the theory of graphs in the development of Light-Rail-Transit (LRT) systems, which are planned to be used as an element of the new unified transport system of Moscow agglomeration. The materials for the article are data on the existing and planned development of Moscow region settlements, the basis for calculations is the mathematical apparatus of the theory of graphs. The result of the work is represented by recommendations on the use of the theory of graphs for the purposes of substantiation of Moscow region transport system development, as well as main areas for continuing research were determined.

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Review of Russian Approaches to Assessing Commuting Labor Migration

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2024

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Analyzing local labor markets through commuting (a study of Moscow municipalities)

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Labor Markets of Urban Agglomerations in Russia

Labor Markets of Urban Agglomerations in Russia

Development of Moscow region passenger transport system using discrete mathematics methods

Review of Russian Approaches to Assessing Commuting Labor Migration

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