Sustainability of territorial systems in the context of economic indicators

G. B. Novoseltseva, I. V. Palatkin, N. V. Rasskazova
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Purpose: of the study is to identify factors and parameters that provide opportunities for sustainable development for territorial systems (regions), based on the analysis of the dynamic series of key statistical indicators. Methods: the basis of the study is the use of various methodological approaches, systemic, multivariate analysis, methodology of institutional reforms. The research methodology is based on the systematization and comparative analysis of the main statistical indicators of the development of the economic and innovative spheres of the Volga Federal District and Russia as a whole, which ultimately makes it possible to identify the growth drivers of territorial systems. Results: the study analyzes the indicators of economic and innovative development of the subjects of the Volga Federal District and Russia. Based on this, four types of sustainability of territorial systems were identified: sustainability of the depressive type, sustainability of the adaptive type, sustainability of the advanced type, sustainability of the innovative type. The type of economic stability was determined for each subject of the region, which made it possible to identify drivers and growth points. In the context of rapidly changing external factors of development, the results obtained are relevant, since they allow us to determine the trajectory of the development of territorial systems. Conclusions and Relevance: economic and innovative indicators of development make it possible to classify the Volga Federal District as a region with an established adaptive type of stability. The drivers of the region's development are developed agriculture, industrial production, high-tech and innovative production. The positive dynamics of the socio-economic indicators of the region with a focus on innovative components ensures an increase in the degree of stability of the regional system. Activation of drivers and stimulation of growth points is the result of the strategy and implementation of socio-economic policy measures to achieve innovation-type sustainability in the region.
经济指标范围内领土系统的可持续性
本研究的目的是根据对一系列关键统计指标的动态分析,确定为领土系统(区域)的可持续发展提供机会的因素和参数。方法:研究的基础是运用各种方法学方法,进行系统性、多变量分析、制度改革方法学研究。研究方法是基于对伏尔加河联邦区和整个俄罗斯经济和创新领域发展的主要统计指标的系统化和比较分析,从而最终确定领土系统的增长动力。结果:本研究分析了伏尔加河联邦区和俄罗斯主体的经济和创新发展指标。在此基础上,将地域系统的可持续性划分为四种类型:抑制性可持续性、适应性可持续性、先进性可持续性和创新性可持续性。确定了该区域各主题的经济稳定类型,从而可以确定驱动因素和增长点。在迅速变化的外部发展因素的背景下,所获得的结果是相关的,因为它们使我们能够确定领土系统的发展轨迹。结论和意义:经济和创新的发展指标使伏尔加河联邦区有可能被归类为具有稳定的适应性类型的地区。发达的农业、工业生产、高新技术和创新生产是区域发展的动力。该区域社会经济指标的积极动态以创新的组成部分为重点,确保了区域系统稳定程度的提高。激活动力,激发增长点,是实现区域创新型可持续发展战略和社会经济政策措施实施的结果。
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