Regional Differentiation of Human Potential Indicators

Lokosov, V. V.

doi:10.17059/2015-4-15

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“…Researchers give priority to the demographic factor in the formation and development of human capital, moreover, they note the important position of population migration [14]. In one of the works, the authors propose a calculation of the human potential index, which can be determined both at the regional level and at the state level as a whole [15].…”

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Senior population employment as a factor of rural areas sustainable development

2021

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The study aims to develop an informative model for the preparation of employment for seniors in rural areas. Aging of the rural population puts additional demographic pressure on the economy and is a factor in the sustainable development of rural areas, which play a significant role in ensuring food self-sufficiency in the region. The study was conducted in rural areas of the Chelyabinsk region. There was an analytical study of the demographic structure of villagers. There was studied employment and age structure of villagers. With the help of the economic-mathematical method there were calculated the employment rates of elderly people in rural areas, there were assessed the possibilities of involving older people to work in the real economy. The study includes three hypotheses explaining the relationship of the qualitative characteristics of employment of the seniors, the elderly and their reflection in the strategic development programs of rural areas, providing training for seniors. During the study and research it was found that all the hypotheses were confirmed. Thus, the informative model of employment provision of seniors in rural areas is practical importance and can be recommended for implementation in other rural areas.

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Senior population employment as a factor of rural areas sustainable development

2021

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“…Первые результаты решения этой задачи были отражены нами в статье [10], в которой приводятся выбранные для исследования показатели человеческого потенциала и кластеризация российских регионов по этим критериям. Затем был проведён анализ каждого кластера и осуществлена «ручная» доводка группировки регионов [11][12][13].…”

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Population not only as an economic resource: the concept of human potential in a broad sense

Ryumina

2022

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The limitations of economocentrism are shown by the example of the correlation of nature, society, and economy in the socio-ecological-economic system. In fact, the secondary status accepted in society and the economy, the subordination of the natural environment, has now been refuted by the pandemic, which caused damage to both the economy and society. The economocentric view is also overcome in relation to the concept of human potential. The author emphasizes the insufficiency of research on the human potential of the economy and the need for an expanded understanding of the qualitative characteristics of the population, i.e., human potential in a broad sense, in all spheres of life: political, economic, social, cultural. Such area of activity as interaction with natural environment is also added to the analysis. The fundamental difference between the concepts of human potential and human capital is investigated — two distinctive features of human capital are highlighted: the need for making investments in its creation and getting income from them. One should not also identify human potential with labor potential. Beginning of the transition from a comprehensive study of demographic indicators to studying qualitative characteristics of the population was facilitated by N. M. Rimashevskaya's articles, in which more than two decades ago the main problems of improving the quality of human potential were posed and structured. Human potential in a broad sense is manifested in the political, socio-cultural, demographic, labor, environmental behavior of the population, therefore, its study requires an interdisciplinary approach. The article sets the tasks to formalize the characteristics and assessment of human potential in the context of regions; to search for factors affecting development of human potential, the main of which is quality of life of the population; to analyze the impact of the global Sustainable Development Goals on human potential.

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“…During the last two decades, numerous practical assessments of the levels of economic security of the regions have been carried out [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12]. In the study, we used the most common and frequently used indicators.…”

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The Spectrum of Threats of Regional Economic Security

Хорев¹,

Grigorieva²,

Belyaeva³

2020

Proceedings of the “New Silk Road: Business Cooperation and Prospective of Economic Development” (NSRBCPED 2019)

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Indicators for assessing the level of economic security of the region provide an opportunity for a comprehensive assessment of the development and stability of the territory, its ability to withstand the influence of negative external and internal factors. Studies show that there is currently no generally accepted method of assessing the level of economic security. Comparison of actual values of indicators with threshold allows to judge dynamics of change of levels of components of economic security of regions and to carry out a comparative assessment of these components. Definition and calculation of the integral indicator of economic security of the regions comprising the Central Black Earth Economic Region, is proposed by an original technique, allowing to assess the dynamics of changes in the economic security in general, and to determine the spectrum of threats at various components. The integral normalized indicator gives an idea of some boundary between the state of security and the state of insecurity of the region from external and internal threats and allows to visually compare the state of the regions among themselves.

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Regional Differentiation of Human Potential Indicators

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Senior population employment as a factor of rural areas sustainable development

Senior population employment as a factor of rural areas sustainable development

Population not only as an economic resource: the concept of human potential in a broad sense

The Spectrum of Threats of Regional Economic Security

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