Management of Investment Attractiveness of the Region by Improving Company Strategic Planning

Soboleva, Yuliya Pavlovna; Parshutina, I.G.

doi:10.17485/ijst/2016/v9i14/91522

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“…Similar to other specific attractiveness such as the tourism attractiveness [35][36][37][38] and the investment attractiveness [39,40], the usage of our attraction score is not limited to mobility prediction. It also serves as a monitoring indicator which properly reflects the healthiness of a regional labor market.…”

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An attractiveness-based model for human mobility in all spatial ranges

Zhou

Fan

et al. 2019

New J. Phys.

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In the past decade, various aspects of human mobility, from individual to population levels in both spatial and time scales, have been studied. However, existing human mobility models still fail to describe activities in all spatial ranges, while in particular, local activities like self-loop fluxes are generally ignored. Moreover, the regional attractiveness, a basic but useful concept in mobility model design, remains difficult to be quantified due to its intricacies. To resolve these two fundamental issues, we introduce a trip competition mechanism to empower a mobility model to estimate population fluxes in all spatial ranges. The model includes attraction scores of regions in concern, obtained via optimizing the working population distributions. Its capability of predicting a variety of mobility patterns is verified by empirical data from three different countries, and its accuracy outperforms those of existing models. The quantified attractiveness is also found to be highly correlated with common socioeconomic indicators, and is able to act as a distinct metric to characterize a region.

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An attractiveness-based model for human mobility in all spatial ranges

Zhou

Fan

et al. 2019

New J. Phys.

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“…In the conditions of the global slowdown of the rates of economic growth and forced sequestering of the expenditure side of Russia's state budget, a special role is assigned to the tasks related to evaluation of effectiveness of state's expenditures for formation of the economy's perspective structure. At that, the initial role is played by the expenditures for stimulation of development of innovational infrastructure that are connected either to the direct state investments or to the shortfalls in budgets' income by means of provision of various (including tax) preferences (Stroeva et al, 2015;Soboleva et al, 2016;Zaytsev, 2016).…”

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Institutional effects in development of regional innovational infrastructure

Lyapina

Mashegov

Petrukhina

et al. 2019

IJTGM

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Purpose-The authors try to determine the institutional effect in development of regional innovational infrastructure on the basis of comparing the data on dynamics and geographical distribution of various types of the innovational infrastructure-technological parks, industrial parks, innovational territorial clusters, and small innovational companies for with higher educational establishments in the Russian regions. Design/methodology/ approach-The authors made an attempt on determining the institutional effects in development of regional innovational infrastructure on the basis of comparing data on dynamics and geographical distribution of various types of innovational infrastructure. Findings-The performed analysis allows concluding that institutional effects are present in the process of development of regional innovational infrastructure. Originality/value-We deem it expedient to use various methods of evaluation of the innovational infrastructure objects' effectiveness, as well as various approaches to regulating their functioning, which could be unified into an integrated mechanism of managing life cycle of innovational infrastructure institutes.

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Assessment of investment attractiveness of Voronezh region

Galimova

Pasynkova

Chaikovskaya

2019

Vestn. Voronež. gos. univ. inž. tehnol.

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The economic security of a state, its subject, and also a single organization is largely determined on the basis of the assessment of individual components of economic security. They are financial, intellectual and personnel, technical and technological, political and legal, environmental, informational, power components. A special place among the elements of the economic security of the region belongs to the investment factor, the magnitude of which is influenced by many factors from various fields of activity. The level of influence of factors on the investment potential of the Voronezh region is considered in the presented work. The article reflects possible methods for assessing investment attractiveness, among which the rating method and the method for evaluating individual statistical indicators are highlighted. The advantages and disadvantages of each of them are considered. In conducting the study, the authors used the analysis of statistical indicators, which allow assessing both the investment potential of the region and the investment risks that inevitably arise during the implementation of projects. As a result, industrial, labor, consumer, infrastructural, financial, institutional, innovation and resource potential of the Voronezh region, as well as economic, social, criminal and environmental risks were analyzed. For all the studied indicators, growth rates were calculated, indicating an increase or decrease in the investment attractiveness of the region over time. According to the results of the work done, it was noted that, despite the instability in changing some of the factors studied, the Voronezh Region occupies a worthy place in the Central Federal District (CFD) in terms of investment attractiveness and is the leader in terms of financial investments in the economy.

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Management of Investment Attractiveness of the Region by Improving Company Strategic Planning

Cited by 4 publications

References 10 publications

An attractiveness-based model for human mobility in all spatial ranges

An attractiveness-based model for human mobility in all spatial ranges

Institutional effects in development of regional innovational infrastructure

Assessment of investment attractiveness of Voronezh region

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