2012
DOI: 10.17059/2012-3-1
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Formation of paradigmatic theory of regional economy

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“…The main theoretical aspects of the concept of "new industrialization" are described in the works of such scientists as E. G. Animitsa [18], [22], E. B. Dvoryadkina [4], S. Y. Glazyev [5], Y. P. Silin [18], A. I. Tatarkin [21], [22 ].…”
Section: Theoretical Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The main theoretical aspects of the concept of "new industrialization" are described in the works of such scientists as E. G. Animitsa [18], [22], E. B. Dvoryadkina [4], S. Y. Glazyev [5], Y. P. Silin [18], A. I. Tatarkin [21], [22 ].…”
Section: Theoretical Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Academician A.G. Granberg noted that "the study of the distribution of productive forces -the process of spontaneous or targeted distribution of objects and phenomena across the territory -is traditionally included in the subject of the regional economy" [1]. Ural scientists argue that "the regional economy should be considered as a complexly organized developing scientific discipline, the subject of which is the theory of the location of production ..." [2]. The issues of the distribution of productive forces, the problems of the spatial structure of the economy, as emphasized by Nobel Laureate in Economics (2008) P. Krugman, are becoming the subject of study of "new economic geography" [3].…”
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confidence: 99%