Informational support for management decision-making in peripheries of region: problems and development prospects

Abstract

Abstract-One of the means of increasing the availability of statistics information to local governments are information and analytical systems. The authors analysed and revealed the shortcomings of the current information and analytical systems at the regional and federal levels in Russia. The study of the information needs of local self-government bodies made it possible to conclude that it is necessary to supplement the municipal statistics with new indicators. They can be formed both on the basis of information, received by state statistics bodies within the framework of the existing federal statistical observations, and on the basis of data, included in new forms of static reporting received from enterprises and organizations. In the opinion of the authors, the first of the above-mentioned modes of using the available information is more preferable, since it does not require additional financial and labor costs from the Russian Federal State Statistics Service. In turn, the second mode helps to fill the existing gap in the information required by the authorities and management on the various levels -federal, regional and local. The authors proposed new indicators of municipal statistics, formed using the information on the existing and new forms of federal statistical observation. The figures for calculating new indicators can be drawn from both administrative and census data. The proposed indicators cover three directions of the development of a municipal entity: the economic situation, the state of transport infrastructure and transport communication, the innovative activities of organizations operating in the municipality.

Imbalances in the socio-economic development of the regions of Russia in the context of new industrialization

“…The main theoretical aspects of the concept of "new industrialization" are described in the works of such scientists as E. G. Animitsa [18], [22], E. B. Dvoryadkina [4], S. Y. Glazyev [5], Y. P. Silin [18], A. I. Tatarkin [21], [22 ].…”