2018
DOI: 10.24143/2073-5537-2018-2-101-111
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Theoretical-Methodological Bases and Results of Estimation of the Effectiveness of Cluster Spatial Development of the Russian Federation Regions

Abstract: In modern conditions clusters are considered as an effective tool for achieving sustainable economic growth in the regional economy. Their successful development is a decisive condition for creating a new management model based on the priority of innovative production renewal. In this regard, the creation of high-tech and efficient clusters should become the main direction of strategic management of territorial development by the state authorities of the Russian Federation subjects. However, the solution of th… Show more

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“…The proposed approach allows regions to be ranked by their stage of cluster development using information delivered from the government, scientific, and business communities to the experts. This approach is more universal than the methods discussed in the literature review (Ibragimova and Tokunov, 2016;Kovaleva, 2018). In particular, their results do not allow clusters to be compared and require precise information, which is not always available to the researcher.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The proposed approach allows regions to be ranked by their stage of cluster development using information delivered from the government, scientific, and business communities to the experts. This approach is more universal than the methods discussed in the literature review (Ibragimova and Tokunov, 2016;Kovaleva, 2018). In particular, their results do not allow clusters to be compared and require precise information, which is not always available to the researcher.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…where BC is the total value of benefits for enterprises in a cluster, PS is the product structure output of production cluster participants, PF is the availability of production factors to cluster participants, and IP is the intellectual (innovation) potential of the production cluster. Moreover, Kovaleva (2018) proposed the use of the Regional Cluster Index, a collection of 39 indicators including institutional, economic, innovative and cluster effectiveness measures. Some papers take a multi-parameter approach.…”
Section: Existing Approaches To Assessing Cluster Effectivenessmentioning
confidence: 99%