To the Question About Quantitative Measurement of Territorial Division of Labor

Korostyshevskaya, Elena; Gamidullaeva, Leyla; Myamlin, Alexey

doi:10.21685/2227-8486-2021-1-1

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“…In previous studies, the authors have formulated the following definition: "Regional economic specialization is the achievement of competitive regional advantages based on the territorial division of labor due to the development of competitive industries with products mainly export-oriented and manufactured in quantities that significantly exceed local needs at relatively low labor costs, localization of economic activity due to a certain combination of socio-economic, geographical, historical, cultural, natural-climatic and other indicators" (Korostyshevskaya et al 2021).…”

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Exploring Regional Industrial Growth: Does Specialization Explain It?

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Being a form of territorial division of labor, economic specialization should be considered as a strategic management priority, contributing to a competitive territorial production structure and, consequently, regional economic growth. The article is devoted, firstly, to the development of a method for assessing the level of territorial division of labor based on a new coefficient of regional economic specialization; and secondly, to the investigation of regional specialization effects on economic growth. The purpose of the to substantiate the influence of the territory specialization factor on industrial economic growth, along with other conventional factors of regional development, using econometric methods based on an extended exogenous growth model. Premised on the data from Russian manufacturing industries and using a new coefficient of regional specialization, the authors have developed and verified an original approach to substantiate the effectiveness of regional clustering for ensuring the growth of industrial output based on an extended exogenous growth model. Approbation of the proposed assessment method and verification of research hypothesis formulated by the authors have been carried out using regional statistical data of the Russian Federation for the period from 2005 to 2019. The empirical analysis results have contributed to a place-based theoretical approach, involving both the cluster concept and the concept of “smart specialization”. The practical significance of the research is to validate clustering feasibility as a form of territorial division of labor and provide a number of principles for the regional industrial policy based thereon to accelerate territorial economic growth.

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Theoretical approaches to territorial-sectoral differentiation of Russian regions: sectoral aspect

Gamidullaeva

Strakhov

2022

RJIE

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Russian economy is characterized by significant heterogeneity of the economic environment. The ongoing structural and institutional transformations at the global and national levels reinforce the differentiation of the starting conditions for the territorial development in the social and economic level and the quality of life. Despite sufficient knowledge and maturity of theory and methodology of regional economics and its interdisciplinary nature, there are still some unsolved problems. These problems are connected with identifying the essence of territorial-sectoral differentiation which determines the need for the study in hand. It is based on the research conducted by the foreign and domestic authors who have contributed to the development of the theory of regional economy. The methods of the research mainly include the general scientific research methods, such as analysis, synthesis, abstraction, comparison, classification. To accomplish the tasks the authors use semantic analysis of literary sources. The analysis conducted and the classification of theoretical approaches to the description of territorial-sectoral differentiation made it possible to define the key features of the category. The authors tried to define the term of “territorial-sectoral differentiation” and thus, they expanded the area of the study and actualized the research within the framework of the problem under study. The definition of the territorial-sectoral differentiation allows making certain contribution into development of the theory of regional economics, expand the area of the research and point out the interdisciplinary nature of the area under study.

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Analysis of the localization factor in the cluster formation processes

Korostyshevskaya,

Gamidullaeva,

Myamlin

2023

RJIE

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The problem of regional polarization is one of the barriers to development of the Russian Federation which have existed for the past 30 years and are still existing. This situation requires developing and implementing effective mechanisms and instruments to constrain the growth of interregional differences with the consideration of Russia’s strategic interests. It is impossible to solve the problem without creating a common economic space on the basis of regional and interregional clusters. The key hypothesis of the research is that unbalanced development of Russian regions is to a large extent the consequence of the established architecture of value chains when for many years the factors of localization of industries have not been taken into account while conducting the economic policy. Finally, as the tool for ensuring balanced development of the territory the cluster approach to industry policy failed to produce any positive results. The authors suggest a new methodological approach allowing to study the process of localization of industries in the space based on the calculated coefficient of localization of industries. The results of the study have allowed to make a conclusion about the necessity of consistent industry policy in the context of the trinity of interrelated and interdependent categories: territorial division of labor – specialization – clusters.

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To the Question About Quantitative Measurement of Territorial Division of Labor

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Exploring Regional Industrial Growth: Does Specialization Explain It?

Exploring Regional Industrial Growth: Does Specialization Explain It?

Theoretical approaches to territorial-sectoral differentiation of Russian regions: sectoral aspect

Analysis of the localization factor in the cluster formation processes

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