State Regulation of Agrarian-Construction Clusters Under Conditions of Demencia of Rural Development

Abstract

The article is devoted to establishing priority directions of the development of the regulatory-stimulating mechanism for the implementation of modern economic interests of agrarian-construction clusters i.a., in agro-industrial construction in the rural area.A group of agrarian-construction clusters is separated, whose activities, as rural areas, within which the territorial communities develop and function, advance, requires a new spatial rethinking and updating approaches to processes of arranging the provision of state support (assistance).Definitional approaches to the interpretation of rural development processes and a list of needed works depending on the goals of the renovation and local conditions for its conducting are set.Subject to balancing the social-agrarian-construction priorities of a specific territorial location, a process of developing tools for the implementation of programs of state support (assistance) for the renovation of rural areas is staged.Methodological principles are formulated, for evaluating, at macro and mesoeconomic levels, an appropriateness of state support (assistance) for construction-

Modern Foundations of Economics, Management and Tourism

“…The theoretical foundations of clusters were laid at the end of the 19th century. A. Marshall, and the term "cluster" was first used by a professor at the Harvard School (M. Porter's) [74][75][76] cluster is an association of complementary enterprises, organizations and related to them by geographical and functional characteristics of state administration bodies, scientific institutions on the basis of joint activity in a certain territory for the products manufacturing competitive on the domestic and foreign markets and increasing profits of cluster members [77] 3 . Clusters are also understood as ecosystems of related industries and competences, consisting a significant number of enterprises, related economic, educational and innovative subjects and institutions, territorially close, characterized by the presence of competition between individual participants and a wide range of available inter-industry relationships.…”