Macroeconomic assessment of the state of regional labor markets in the Asian part of the Russian Arctic

Abstract

The article analyzes the current conditions of the sector of employment and labor market in the regions of the Asian part of the Russian Arctic (about employment in the European part of the Russian Arctic see No. 1, 2016). Major changes in the structure of the sources of the formation of the manpower resources and its distribution by sectors of activity have been studied. An inertial assessment of the medium term dynamics of the basic parameters of the regional labor markets has been given.

Prospects of socio-economic development of the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation

“…The theoretical basis of the research is the work of domestic and foreign experts on the socio-economic development of the territories of the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation; the development of the mineral resource base, ecology and economic geography, spatial development, strategic planning [2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,21].…”

Macroeconomic Assessment of the State of Labor Markets in the European Part of the Russian Arctic After 2013

“…In this article, inertial estimates are based on the average version of the forecast of the population of the Russian Federation, which was prepared by Rosstat for the period up to 2035. Four base periods are considered: 2000-2020, 2005-2020, 2010-2020 and 2015-2020 The work differs from our previous works on the Arctic, in which the number of intervals was less and short time intervals were not used [11,12]. Table 4 shows how many percentage points the ratio of the real indicators of 2020 to 2013 deviates compared to the estimates for two calculation options from [12]: 1998-2013 (option 1) and 2002-2013 (option 2).…”

“…In this article, inertial estimates are based on the average version of the forecast of the population of the Russian Federation, which was prepared by Rosstat for the period up to 2035. Four base periods are considered: 2000–2020, 2005–2020, 2010–2020 and 2015–2020 The work differs from our previous works on the Arctic, in which the number of intervals was less and short time intervals were not used [ 11 , 12 ].…”

Assessment of the intensity and directions of population movement in the regions of the Arctic zone of Russia in 1991–2000

“…Fourth, we consider migratory exchange associated with a change of residence to other countries (the Near and Far abroad countries). The practical application of these tools to the Arctic regions has been implemented by Korovkin (2016aKorovkin ( , 2016b and Korovkin et al (2015).…”