Spots Growth and Growth Drivers: the Question of the Contents Concepts

Иванова, Л. Н.; Terskaya, Galina A.

doi:10.17835/2076-6297.2015.7.2.120-133

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“…This article partly continues the research of Orlov (2014), Ivanova and Terskaya (2015), who analyzed the economic content of a "growth point" and a "growth driver" and identified the importance of https://doi. org/10.15405/epsbs.2020.03.15 Corresponding Author: N. N. Belanova Selection and peer-review under 108 institutions as the main drivers that shape the development conditions.…”

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Development Drivers Of The Russian Economy And State Policy

Belanova¹

2020

European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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Development Drivers Of The Russian Economy And State Policy

Belanova¹

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“…The development driver is a mechanism with a combination of territorial integration and intersectoral interaction, which allows stimulating investment processes in the healthcare sector. When creating territorial clusters that play the role of "transmission nodes" in the driver, a synergistic effect arises from the interaction of its participants, which exceeds the similar effect from the functioning of vertically and horizontally integrated structures [13].…”

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Medicine as a Driver for the Development of the Regional Economy in the Coal-Mining Region

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Recently, there has been a reassessment of the impulses and drivers of economic development of such mono raw material subjects of the Russian Federation as Kuzbass. Their resource orientation is replaced by the need to search for new forms and content, including not only “monetization”, but also “socialization” of the effects obtained. Taking into account the global trend towards the “servicization” of the economy, the development of IT-technologies, the relevance of this problem in relation to the medicine in Kuzbass is extremely increasing. The article examines the state of medicine in the Kemerovo region, identifies trends in its development, positive and negative factors that promote or hinder sustainable growth. Based on the analysis of foreign approaches to modernizing the sphere of medicine, innovative tools for reforming this industry at the municipal and regional levels are proposed in order to create new jobs, improve the quality of life in Kuzbass. The authors proved the thesis that medicine in Kuzbass can become a driver of the municipal and regional economy development.

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“…The very possibility to satisfy this demand appears locally and has a very specific territorial connection. In remote areas, the economy is a more or less holistic and internally related system, in which growth in one sector has the potential to significantly impact related sectors [1]. With low population density in the absence of competitive goods that are in demand on the global market, territories are forced to develop in the conditions close to subsistence economy.…”

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Developing a model of effective growth for small and medium business for sparsely populated and remote areas within the framework of the green economy concept (based on the example of the Irkutsk region)

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The paper addresses the results of research in the field of creation of new "green" technologies and their economic validity. The authors argue that the trend of the remote territories’ development should become the basis of the effectiveness of introduction of these technologies. Economic disproportions in the development of such territories have led to the creation of technologies that allow using local resources. As a result of the research, a model for the development of the depressed areas through the creation of effective growth points using the opportunities of small and medium entrepreneurship has been elaborated.

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Spots Growth and Growth Drivers: the Question of the Contents Concepts

Cited by 11 publications

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Development Drivers Of The Russian Economy And State Policy

Development Drivers Of The Russian Economy And State Policy

Medicine as a Driver for the Development of the Regional Economy in the Coal-Mining Region

Developing a model of effective growth for small and medium business for sparsely populated and remote areas within the framework of the green economy concept (based on the example of the Irkutsk region)

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