Industry and Entrepreneurship component of the Murmansk region construction complex strategic chart

Kozlov, Aleksandr; Gutman, Svetlana; Tereshko, Ekaterina

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/20199105011

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“…The object of the study was the social sphere of the Murmansk region, namely the demographic situation, the situation in the sphere of labor and employment, as well as the living standards of the population. The Murmansk region was chosen because of the fact that the region is one of the typical old industrial regions of the Russian Arctic zone [12]. The Murmansk region is characterized by such systemic problems as obsolete production facilities and insufficient renewal of fixed assets [13, p. 266].…”

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Social Consequences of the Modern Pension Reform in Russia for the Arctic Region - Murmansk Region

Skufina¹,

Korchak²

2021

Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference Spatial Development of Territories (SDT 2020)

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Recently, studies on the development of conceptual provisions governing the standard of living of pensioners have been significant. Such an update is due to an increase in the retirement age of the population, increased life expectancy, as well as low level of material welfare of elderly citizens. The purpose of this study was to analyze the social challenges of modern pension reform in Russia, the subject is the standard of living of pensioners of the Murmansk region. As a methodological basis of the study statistical analysis of social phenomena and processes in the Murmansk region, as well as the method of predictive estimates of population dynamics was used. As a result of the research, trends in demographic development were identified, a forecast of population size was made taking into account changes in retirement age, and the situation on the labor market, living standards and pensions in the Murmansk region was analyzed. The study concluded with the following thesis: under the new pension reform, the low standard of living of pensioners is a social challenge, and their growing number will cause an expansion of social localization of poverty.

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Social Consequences of the Modern Pension Reform in Russia for the Arctic Region - Murmansk Region

Skufina¹,

Korchak²

2021

Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference Spatial Development of Territories (SDT 2020)

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“…To define the essence of the construction complex, which includes the construction companies and organizations of a specific region, it should be understood that it provides the region with infrastructure at various levelsfrom design documentation to commissioning, as well as reconstruction and the major renovation of buildings. The regional construction complex is oriented towards strategic, territorial, and systematic industrial development consistent with modern trends [1,2]. Note that the construction industry is high-tech [3][4][5], and therefore the digital development of the construction complex at the regional level is quite promising.…”

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Readiness of Regions for Digitalization of the Construction Complex

Tereshko

Романович

Rudskaya

2021

Journal of Open Innovation: Technology, Market, and Complexity

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The construction industry is high-tech and is one of the key areas for the strategic development of regions in terms of their digitalization. The construction complex provides regions with infrastructure of various levels from design documentation to commissioning, as well as reconstruction and major repairs of buildings. The article adopts an isolated regional approach, which is due to the need to assess specific territories by the level of readiness for digitalization of the construction complex. The purpose of the research is to determine the level of readiness of Russian regions for the digitalization of the construction complex by forming a rating of regions according to the indicator “the level of readiness of the region for digitalization of the construction complex”. To build the rating, the fuzzy sets method was applied using a triangular membership function, which allows to describe the influence of various processes on the formation of digitalization processes in the construction complex of the region. When forming the rating, a scale of fuzzy variable values is set which allows one to classify regions by levels, namely very low, low, medium, high, and very high. The generated rating is illustrated according to the specified scale. Based on the rating, the leading regions and outsider regions are identified by the formed indicator. It was determined that Moscow and Saint Petersburg are highly prepared for the digitalization of their construction complexes, and 53 regions of Russia are potentially prepared. In the future, it will be possible to create a rating of Russian regions on the level of readiness for digitalization of the construction complex with a two-year lag. Then, using the DEA shell analysis method, a quantitative assessment will be carried out that allows you to form performance boundaries and, against the background of four years, adjust the data to identify the most realistic picture. Also, the rating methodology considered by the authors allows us to scale this research to the international level, which will allow us to assess the level of digital development of construction complexes in other countries. The proposed rating algorithm is suitable for other sectors and complexes of the economy. It is enough to determine the main aggregate indicator and select groups of factors.

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“…Studies (Shabunina et al 2018;Kozlov et al 2019) show the high role of the regional environment for the development of human capital and entrepreneurship, which, in the light of the high socioeconomic differentiation in the Russian Federation, determines the need of rental approaches for its reduction. Some studies (Rudskaya and Rodionov 2018;Skhvediani and Kudryavtseva 2018) show that this differentiation results in a low innovative productivity of the regions and becomes one of the factors why Russia haven't achieved a leading position in technological development (Rodionov and Rudskaya 2017).…”

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Public Policy Development in the Field of Taxation and Business Subsidies: Rental Instruments of Economic Leadership

Degtereva¹,

Zaytsev²,

Mihel³

2020

Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Social, Economic, and Academic Leadership (ICSEAL-6-2019)

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Finding a balance between tax withdrawal from enterprises and public spending in the form of subsidies to support economic activity and development is an important condition for the success of the state economic policy in the field of taxation and subsidizing entrepreneurship. This balance should lead to a sufficient level of motivation for the business to continue its commercial and innovative activity. Current mechanism of public policy in this area does not always consider regional specificity, expressed in the form of local advantages and problems that individual enterprises have due to their location. This leads to the fact that tax restrictions do not allow potentially successful enterprises to achieve economic leadership in the industry. At the same time, companies that have significant infrastructural and social advantages due to their location may receive excessive funding, which will no longer stimulate active innovative development. To eliminate these problems and create a balanced business environment, this paper offers rental instruments that will help to link fiscal and regulatory functions of the taxes more effectively, as well as to increase the efficiency of public spending on support of entrepreneurship.

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Industry and Entrepreneurship component of the Murmansk region construction complex strategic chart

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Social Consequences of the Modern Pension Reform in Russia for the Arctic Region - Murmansk Region

Social Consequences of the Modern Pension Reform in Russia for the Arctic Region - Murmansk Region

Readiness of Regions for Digitalization of the Construction Complex

Public Policy Development in the Field of Taxation and Business Subsidies: Rental Instruments of Economic Leadership

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