Development of investment infrastructure as the factor of the increase in investment attractiveness of the region

Zheltenkov, Alexander V.; Syuzeva, Olga; Vasilyeva, Elena; Sapozhnikova, Ekaterina

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/90/1/012122

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“…The research also pointed to a moderate correlation between investment expenditure and the coefficient of entrepreneurship (Marks- Bielska and Opalach, 2019). Local government investment projects, creating conditions for the development of entrepreneurship, also provide options to secure external investors by increasing the investment attractiveness of a specific area (Zheltenkov, Syuzeva, Vasilyeva, and Sapozhnikova, 2017). In this context it is important to prepare a specialised sales offer of investment land adapted to the location requirements for businesses representing desireable industries (Cymerman, Kola-Bezka, Komor, Konieczna, Stawska, and Zapotoczna, 2015, p. 23).…”

Section: Significance Of Local Government Investment For Local Develomentioning

confidence: 89%

The level of local development and the need for local government investment indicated by residents of selected communes in the Lublin voivodeship

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2020

Prace Naukowe Uniwersytetu Ekonomicznego we Wrocławiu

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This paper aimed to identify and analyse the needs for local government investments indicated by respondents from selected communes of the Lublin voivodeship, depending on the level of socio-economic development of the analysed units. Research hypothesis H1, stating that there is a relationship between the level of local development and the need for local government investment indicated by respondents, was corroborated. The research covered 16 communes. The research period was in general the year of 2018 (in the absence of data, the latest available information was used). The surveys showed there was an average correlation between the local development level and the need for local authorities to create green areas, tourist infrastructure and expenditure on the development of investment land. An average negative correlation between the level of local development and the need for investing in roads and pavements was also identified. This indicates a partial confirmation of hypothesis H1

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Section: Significance Of Local Government Investment For Local Develomentioning

confidence: 89%

The level of local development and the need for local government investment indicated by residents of selected communes in the Lublin voivodeship

Komór

2020

Prace Naukowe Uniwersytetu Ekonomicznego we Wrocławiu

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“…Similar to other specific attractiveness such as the tourism attractiveness [35][36][37][38] and the investment attractiveness [39,40], the usage of our attraction score is not limited to mobility prediction. It also serves as a monitoring indicator which properly reflects the healthiness of a regional labor market.…”

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An attractiveness-based model for human mobility in all spatial ranges

Zhou

Fan

et al. 2019

New J. Phys.

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In the past decade, various aspects of human mobility, from individual to population levels in both spatial and time scales, have been studied. However, existing human mobility models still fail to describe activities in all spatial ranges, while in particular, local activities like self-loop fluxes are generally ignored. Moreover, the regional attractiveness, a basic but useful concept in mobility model design, remains difficult to be quantified due to its intricacies. To resolve these two fundamental issues, we introduce a trip competition mechanism to empower a mobility model to estimate population fluxes in all spatial ranges. The model includes attraction scores of regions in concern, obtained via optimizing the working population distributions. Its capability of predicting a variety of mobility patterns is verified by empirical data from three different countries, and its accuracy outperforms those of existing models. The quantified attractiveness is also found to be highly correlated with common socioeconomic indicators, and is able to act as a distinct metric to characterize a region.

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“…The device of the government "conveyor" for the formation of the housing stock was completely separated from further residents, taking away from them any prospect of being involved in the settlement and construction process or influencing its outcomes, transforming people into submissive, inactive "buyers". The creator focuses on the fact that the residential area did not correspond to the diversity of people, their needs, lifestyles, standards of enlightenment, and forced to adapt to this disagreement at a high price with significant social and mental costs [8].…”

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Reliability of the organizational-and-technological model of clusters of sustainable urban residential development

Semenenko

Guryanov

2021

E3S Web Conf.

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The aim of this study is to determine the interpretation of the term “Cluster of urban residential development” used in the organization of reoriented urban enclaves, taking into account the organizational and technological model of the reliability of formation. In the implementation of such plans, a set of joint tasks of the organizational and technological structure is determined and a number of parameters are taken into account, (comfortable living, with meaningfully used free space; a combination of residential buildings with social, educational, cultural, household and entertainment facilities, etc.), and also - the basic principles of the formation of the reliability of the organizational and technological model of the cluster of urban residential development. The underlying scientific theory is that by using the methods of organizational and technological modeling and system engineering, the indicators of the total durability of construction design can be increased. As a result of the study, the characteristic properties of a cluster of urban residential development were established to be used in an integrated model.

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Development of investment infrastructure as the factor of the increase in investment attractiveness of the region

Cited by 13 publications

References 5 publications

The level of local development and the need for local government investment indicated by residents of selected communes in the Lublin voivodeship

The level of local development and the need for local government investment indicated by residents of selected communes in the Lublin voivodeship

An attractiveness-based model for human mobility in all spatial ranges

Reliability of the organizational-and-technological model of clusters of sustainable urban residential development

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