Investment Attraction of Russian Regions in the Beginning of XXI Century

Лыгина, Н И; Rudakova, Olga; Soboleva, Yuliya Pavlovna

doi:10.1016/s2212-5671(15)00681-4

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“…The evolution of scientific views on the problems of economic growth and macroeconomic stability in terms of spatial development is reflected in the publications of G. B. Kleiner [9], N. Lygina, O. Rudakova and Y. Soboleva [11], V. M. Polterovich [15], H. Saito and J. J. Wu [16], O. S. Sukharev and E. N. Voronchikhina [20].…”

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Imbalances in the socio-economic development of the regions of Russia in the context of new industrialization

Lisichkina¹,

Goloktionova²,

Armanshina³

2019

Proceedings of the 2nd International Scientific Conference on New Industrialization: Global, National, Regional Dimension (SICN

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Transition to an innovative model of postindustrial development inevitably reinforces the territorial imbalances in the economy. One of the reasons for the emergence of interregional disproportions in the Russian economy is structural dysfunctions of the state's economy as a whole. Lack of strategic goal setting; orientation of the state economic policy on solving current problems; support for the priority development of the oil and gas industries; the destruction of the interregional and inter-sectoral interaction systems that developed in the industrial era-all of these factors have led to the gradual separation of the subjects of the federation. As a result, there has appeared clear differentiation of regions into "donors", ensuring a stable replenishment of the federal budget and "recipients", requiring constant financial support from the central government to ensure the minimum acceptable standard of living of the population. To ensure balanced economic growth and overcome the disparity of socioeconomic development of individual regions of the country, it is necessary to develop fundamentally new methods and tools for strategic management in the real sector of the economy. In order to accomplish this task, in the near future, it is necessary to focus on the issues of developing a methodology for the operative diagnostics and monitoring of socioeconomic disproportions of spatial development.

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Section: Theoretical Backgroundmentioning

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Imbalances in the socio-economic development of the regions of Russia in the context of new industrialization

Lisichkina¹,

Goloktionova²,

Armanshina³

2019

Proceedings of the 2nd International Scientific Conference on New Industrialization: Global, National, Regional Dimension (SICN

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“…As an important part of the world economy, Russia has always attracted much attention of foreign investors with its superior location conditions, abundant natural resources and open capital market (Kuzmina et al, 2014;Lygina et al, 2015;Ershova, 2017). However, in recent years, along with the global economic slowdown, geopolitical environment deterioration in the Asia-Pacific region, and the domestic policies failure (Guo, 2008;Li, 2009), Russia's economic growth has declined continuously since 2008, and its investment environment has changed a lot (Yakovlev and Zhuravskaya, 2013;Berezinskaya, 2017;Bykova and Jardon, 2017).…”

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confidence: 99%

Investment Environment Assessment and Strategic Policy for Subjects of Federation in Russia

Liu

Dong

et al. 2019

Chin. Geogr. Sci.

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Russia is the largest neighboring country of China. Between the two countries, the resources and industry are complemented, the political mutual trust is at a high level, and trade cooperation has a broad prospect. Choosing the best regions and the best industries to strengthen investment in Russia has a major strategic significance in promoting 'the Belt and Road Initiative' and China-Mongolia-Russia Economic Corridor Construction. However, the related researches are extremely limited. The investment environment is unclear, and the investment risk is unknown, which seriously restrict the investment in Russia and the trade cooperation with Russia. Our research team carried out scientific expedition, government visits and scientific research cooperation in Russia for several years, and obtained a great number of first-hand valuable data. According to the analysis on the data and Russian regional policies, this study constructed an investment environment evaluation model (ESI-PRA model), scientific assessed the investment environment for 83 subjects of federation in Russia, in terms of economic, social, infrastructure, policy, resource and accessibility, classified 4 types of investment regions, chose 3 investment priority regions, revealed the investment priority industries, demonstrated the main investment risks, and proposed the strategic policies. The research results provide direct scientific and technological support for strategic decisions, such as investment in Russia, bilateral economic and trade cooperation, and overseas layout of Chinese-funded enterprises. Moreover, it has an important practical and strategic significance for improving overseas geo-strategic interests of China and ensuring the construction of China-Mongolia-Russia Economic Corridor.

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“…The study of territorial disproportions of socio-economic development associated with the natural disparity of the resource potential is the subject of study of many scientists from Europe (Benedek, 2015;Ejupi and Ramadani, 2016;Gavurova, Soltes, & Kovac, 2017;Isaksen, 2015;Polednikova, 2017;Viturka, 2010), North America (Kemeny and Storper, 2015), Asia (Yeung and Coe, 2015) and Russia (Golaydo, Parshutina, Gudimenko, Lazarenko, & Shelepina, 2017;Lygina, Rudakova, & Soboleva, 2015).…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%