High-Quality Reproduction Of Labor Potential Of Arctic Territories: Migration Factor

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Interaction Specifics Between Main Factors Of Grp Production (Russian Federation, Northern Russia)

“…A special need for reliable modeling results is characteristic of the practice of managing the regions of the North due to the inherent complexity of regional economic processes characterized by uncertainty, a large number of factors that are difficult to take into account, incomplete information; increased costs of the economic systems of the North, which determine higher costs of managerial errors; increased importance of management for the economy of the North, where the application of liberal management models is difficult due to increased risks, high costs, limited labor resources; significant investment in the economy of the Russian North caused by the task of increasing the volume of extraction of natural resources (Davydova et al, 2019;Korchak & Serova, 2019;Leksin & Porfiryev, 2015). This determines the importance and need for scientific research aimed at identifying significant relationships between individual parts of the regional system, allowing for quantitative assessments of the interaction of the main factors of production.…”

On the Peculiarities of Consumption of the Population of the Arctic Regions of Russia

“…A number of studies rightly note that the global trends in Arctic governance of other polar countries are consistent with this goal [4,[9][10][11]. However, there is also a growing number of negative trends in the development of the Russian Arctic, which emphasize the need to address the problems related to the standard and quality of life of the population, including its consumption [5,6,12]. We need to note that the state programs of all other polar countries (Canada, Advances in Economics, Business and Management Research,volume 164 Proceedings of International Scientific and Practical Conference "Russia 2020 -a new reality: economy and society" (ISPCR 2020) USA, Iceland, Finland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark) aimed at social support of the population of the Arctic are based on detailed scientific research on the specifics of population consumption [1,2].…”