The Formation Of The System Of Indicators Of Development Of The Country's Regions

Gineviius, Romualdas; Hogeforster, Max; Gedvilait, Dainora

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“…Annoni and Kozovska have developed the Regional Competitiveness Index (RCI) which focuses on the NUT 2 level regions of the EU and shows the strengths and weaknesses of each of them (Dijkstra, Annoni, & Kozovska, 2011;Annoni & Kozovska, 2013). Ginevicius et al propose 45 indicators for evaluation of regional development in three directions: economic, social and ecological (Ginevicius, Hogeforster, & Gedvilaite, 2014;Ginevicius, Stasiukynas, & Gedvilaite, 2016). A similar approach is used by Benzaquen et al, where the competitiveness of regions was identified by 5 pillars: government and institutions; economic development; productive infrastructure; human capital and business efficiency and a set of factors and their variables (Benzaquen, Carpio, Zegarra, & Valdivia, 2010).…”

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Study of Regional Inequalities: Case of Bulgaria

Ivanov

2018

Business, Management and Education

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The sustainable development of a country depends on many factors. One of them is the balanced development of regions. The aim of this research is to study the inequalities between regions (NUTS 3 level) in Bulgaria by application of the Regional Competitiveness Index (RCI), a tool, which is based on 10 important for regional development indicators. The paper presents the last RCI ranking list (for the 2016 year) and analyses and compares it with the ranking lists for previous years. The results show significant inequalities between the capital region and other regions for the whole period and relative small imbalances between other regions. The RCI ascertained relatively stable groups of most competitive and most non-competitive regions.

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Study of Regional Inequalities: Case of Bulgaria

Ivanov

2018

Business, Management and Education

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Complex Assessment of the Ecological Development of the Country’s Regions

Ginevičius

Stasiukynas

Gedvilaitė

2016

9th International Scientific Conference “Business and Management 2016”

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Ecological development is one of the three components of sustainable development. To be able to analyse the impact of economic and social development on the ecological situation of the region, ecological development has to be assessed using quantitative methods. The ecological development of a region can be seen as a complex integrated phenomenon observed in many aspects. After formalizing them, i. e. converting them into criteria, we can form a system that upon applying multi-criteria methods will allow us to carry out a complex assessment of the ecological development of a region. The objective of this article is to provide methods for the quantitative assessment of the ecological state of a country’s regions. Review of scientific literature, analysis of statistical data and the methods applied in the theory multiple criteria have been used for the research.

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The Formation Of The System Of Indicators Of Development Of The Country's Regions

Cited by 2 publications

References 13 publications

Study of Regional Inequalities: Case of Bulgaria

Study of Regional Inequalities: Case of Bulgaria

Complex Assessment of the Ecological Development of the Country’s Regions

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