The Measurement of Regional Asymmetry Based on the Example of Russia

Лавровский, Борис Леонидович

doi:10.2753/pet1061-1991420771

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“…The variable GRP/Capita is the ratio of GRP divided by population for 2002, and it is used here as a proxy for income per capita. Observers of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Russia have perceived a connection between the economic dislocation, stratification and regional inequality characteristic of the transition period [12,18-21] and the increase in prevalence of HIV [6,22]. Previous work has shown that while there is no constant pattern of association between HIV prevalence and indicators of economic development (such as unemployment, GRP, FDI), the strongest associations linked HIV prevalence and regional prosperity rather than impoverishment [4].…”

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HIV/AIDS in Russia: determinants of regional prevalence

Moran

Jordaan

2007

Int J Health Geogr

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Background: The motivation for this paper is to inform the selection of future policy directions for tackling HIV/AIDS in Russia. The Russian Federation has more people living with HIV/AIDS than any other country in Europe, and nearly 70% of the known infections in Eastern Europe and Central Asia. The epidemic is particularly young, with 80% of those infected aged less than thirty, and no Russian region has escaped the detection of infections. However, measures to address the epidemic in Russia have been hampered by late recognition of the scale of the problem, poor data on HIV prevalence, potentially counterproductive narcotics legislation, and competing health priorities. An additional complication has been the relative lack of research into the spatial heterogeneity of the Russian HIV/AIDS epidemic, investigating the variety of prevalence rates in the constituent regions and questioning assumptions about the links between the epidemic and the circumstances of post-Soviet transformation. In the light of these recent developments, this paper presents research into the determinants of regional HIV prevalence levels in Russia.

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HIV/AIDS in Russia: determinants of regional prevalence

Moran

Jordaan

2007

Int J Health Geogr

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“…Such agglomeration economy, which appears as a result of interaction within the framework of the proposed measure, applies to all municipalities located in the Krasnoyarsk agglomeration within a radius of 30 km (Lavrovsky, 2009). Such economy is obtained due to economy of production scale and economy localization associated with the location of enterprises.…”

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The alignment technique of inter-territorial differences in housing and municipal development of urban agglomeration

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The article presents the stages of the alignment technique of inter-territorial differences in the housing and municipal development of the urban agglomeration. Approbation of the technique was implemented within the framework of private purposes (alignment of the population's security in housing and municipal services and alignment of the state system of the city economy) using the example of the Krasnoyarsk agglomeration.

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“…Researchers allocate 2 types of asymmetry -qualitative and quantitative, and also several forms of regional asymmetry: economic, social, and social and economic (Lavrovsky, 1999;Masakov, 1998).…”

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Some Asymmetry Problems of the Socio-Economic and Political Relations of Territorial Subjects of the Russian Federation

Misakov¹,

Мисаков²,

Tsurova³

et al. 2017

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In this article, the problems of territorial alignment asymmetry of the depressive republics in the North Caucasus are considered. It is proved that while making the integrated assessment for the involvement efficiency of factors into the conditions of the market relations and economic development of the region for providing set social results, it is possible to consider the level of social and economic development of the region of the Russian Federation. For these purposes it is expedient to use two complex indicators reflecting key aspects of territorial development: economic development level of the territory; social development level of the territory.

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The Measurement of Regional Asymmetry Based on the Example of Russia

Cited by 11 publications

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HIV/AIDS in Russia: determinants of regional prevalence

HIV/AIDS in Russia: determinants of regional prevalence

The alignment technique of inter-territorial differences in housing and municipal development of urban agglomeration

Some Asymmetry Problems of the Socio-Economic and Political Relations of Territorial Subjects of the Russian Federation

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