Establishment of TASED in Municipalities in the Context of Economic Security (Case Study of the Petrovsk Monotown of the Saratov Region)

Maliy, V.I.; Gusev, Valery

doi:10.22394/1682-2358-2018-4-14-22

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“…The concepts and types of special economic zones, their contribution to the economy of the regions of the Russian Federation (Dyatlova & Yusupov, 2017) are analyzed, the problems of legal and administrative regulation that have a key impact on the inefficiency of the functioning of special economic zones are examined (Efremova & Ruiga, 2016). In the research on TOSEDs, the main attention is paid to the analysis of their essence and impact on the socioeconomic status and subsequent development of the region (Polozhentseva, Nekipelov, & Klevtsova, 2018;Ulitskaya, Akimova, & Kokoreva, 2017;Ivanova & Antonov, 2017;Ivanova & Daneykin, 2019;Domracheva, 2018;Maliy & Gusev, 2018;Zagoruiko & Pechkina, 2017;Kolesnik, 2018;Kashina, 2016). Legal aspects of the creation of TOSED (Ivanenko & Biryukova, 2016), analysis of the impact of TOSED on the economy of individual administrative entities, for example, closed administrativeterritorial entities (CATE) are also subjects for research (Puchkin, 2017).…”

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Support For Single-Industry Towns As A National Project

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2019

The European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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Support For Single-Industry Towns As A National Project

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2019

The European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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Territories of Advanced Socio-Economic Development in Single-Industry Towns: the First Synthesis

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Faikov

2019

Bulletin of Kemerovo State University. Series: Political, Sociological and Economic Sciences

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Introduction. There is an urgent need to assess the activity of Advanced Socio-Economic Development Territories (TASED) set up in single-industry towns and Administrative and Territorial Entities of Closed Type (ATECT). The research objective was to identify the current trends in the modus operandi of TASED set up in ATECT. Data and methods. The research featured official figures posted on the websites of the Russian Ministry of Economic Development, on the official websites of local authorities, regional government, Corporation of Far East’s Development, the resident companies of TASED, and various scientific publications. The research was based on comparative analysis and the factor and system analysis. The research results. The population of TASED territories revealed an almost equal distribution. However, its concentration is higher in the towns with over 500.000 residents. The number of residents appeared to correlate with the activity of small and medium-sized enterprises on the territory. Large investment projects in TASED of single-industry towns make up less than 5 % of all projects. The main TASED’s investor is local business. There are mostly low- and medium technology productions. At its current state, TASED do not encourage development of high-technology industries and knowledge-intensive services. The authors propose some options of budgetary efficiency assessment. Discussion and conclusion. TASED proved to be beneficial for the economic development of single-industry towns, especially those with a machine-building complex as core enterprise. However, TASED revealed to have no positive effect on distant depressed towns and single-industry towns with sustainable working core enterprises. The research results can be used by scientists, public authorities, and managers of TASED companies.

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Assessing the demographic situation in single-industry cities: The Nizhny Novgorod agglomeration case study

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2021

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Subject. This article deals with the issues of development of the economy of monocities and creation of agglomerations. Objectives. The article aims to assess the impact of an urban agglomeration on changing the demographic situation in the monocities that make up its membership. Methods. Examining the data of the Federal State Statistics Service, and official websites of the Nizhny Novgorod Oblast and monocities under consideration, we used a comparative analysis. Results. Manufacturing and agriculture are the basis of the industry specialization of the monocities under consideration. During the period 2018–2020, the demographic situation in the monocities of the Nizhny Novgorod metropolitan area has not changed much. Conclusions. To include a monocity in the metropolitan area, its various features should be considered. Comprehensive institutional measures to create effective governance models are necessary to heighten an agglomeration effect.

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Establishment of TASED in Municipalities in the Context of Economic Security (Case Study of the Petrovsk Monotown of the Saratov Region)

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Support For Single-Industry Towns As A National Project

Support For Single-Industry Towns As A National Project

Territories of Advanced Socio-Economic Development in Single-Industry Towns: the First Synthesis

Assessing the demographic situation in single-industry cities: The Nizhny Novgorod agglomeration case study

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