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Formation of the regional meat cluster development strategy in Russia
Popkova, Elena Gennadievna; Romanova, Maria Konstantinovna - In: Regional and sectoral economic studies : RSES 14 (2014) 1, pp. 103-112
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Investigating economic synergy in the spatial structure of Tehran metropolitan region
Zarghami, Saeid; Tavakolinia, Jamileh; Sarrafi, Mozaffar - In: Regional science policy and practice : RSPP 16 (2024) 2, pp. 1-21
Economic synergy is essential in functional polycentric metropolitan regions due to their high collaborative potential between area centers and subcenters, which results in greater competition. Our results indicate that, based on the theory of economic geography, economic activities in...
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Spatial Distribution of Regional Innovation Growth Capability and Policy Responses
Huh, Mun-Gu; Kim, Yunsoo - 2023
Concerns are mounting over the potential for weak future growth as the Korean economy faces a wide range of structural issues including an aging society, a crisis in key regional industries, and the COVID-19 pandemic. Due to these concerns, the Korean government has established innovation growth...
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Observed and unobserved regional determinants of FDI inflows : micro level analysis of the food industry firms in Russia
Gladysheva, Anna; Ratnikova, Tatiana - 2014
Observed and unobserved regional determinants of FDI inflows: micro level analysis of the food industry firms in Russia … distribution of the FDI or to show that these items are not important for foreign investors. Russia has more than 80 regions and …
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Economic-geographical position as a factor of regional development in Russia
Zemtsov, Stepan; Baburin, Vyacheslav - 2016
The category of economic-geographical position (EGP) is one of the most common in regional science in Russia. N … in Russia are located close to the largest and growing in 2000th consumer markets (Moscow and St. Petersburg …-geographical position in its relation to regional development in Russia. We formalized the concept in the paper according to a review of the …
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Spatial development of Russia : does geography matter?
Kolomak, Evgenija A. - 2014
concentration over time. The results of our analysis suggest that the concentration of economic activity continues in Russia and … eastern regions of Russia. There are also sectorial peculiarities: population density and proximity to markets negatively … interregional divergence in Russia. The forces behind the agglomeration economy and regional disparities are market …
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The impact of the economic crisis on the regional disparities in Croatia : paper prepared for: 54th ERSA Congress, 26 - 29 August 2014 - St. Petersburg, Russia
Fröhlich, Zlatan; Đokić, Irena; Rašić Bakarić, Ivana - 2014
The economic crisis has affected the EU regions very differently over the last five years, depending on the region's strengths or weaknesses, its sectoral structure and the response of national and regional governments. In some countries, downturns can lead to narrower interregional disparities,...
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Russian Regions in January-May in 2018 : No Sustainable Growth
Zubarevich, Natalya - 2018
In the first five months of 2018, socio-economic dynamic improved; however, there was no sustainable growth in most regions. Russian territories' budgets have also improved: in the course of presidential elections, regional transfers have substantially grown, and so have social expenditures
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How to identify specialization? : the case of India’s cities
Sridhar, Kala Seetharam - 2017
Given that India’s urban areas contribute to nearly two-thirds of its gross domestic product, even though they account for only 31% of the country’s population, they have been rightly called the engines of India’s growth. In this paper, I answer the following questions: What are the...
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