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ANNOTATIONS OF THE ARTICLES OF THE ISSUE
L. S. Bliakhman
REGiONAL AND MACRO-REGiONAL FOUNDATiONS OF THE NEW iNDUSTRiALiZATiON
(RUssiA, st. Petersburg)
Senior Research fellow, St. Petersburg State University, PhD (Economics), Professor, Honored Scientist of the Russian Federation Globalization created conditions for higher efficacy of socio-economic production, yet these conditions may get realized only in combination with regionalization, i.e. formation of macro-regional economic unions, development of regional clusters and principles of Federalism. The article discusses new conditions of production regionalization in the course of transition to socially innovative economy; problems and prospects of the new industrialization within inter-regional groupings, regions, and regional complexes, including the agro-industrial complex and fishery complex, municipal housing economy, trade and the sphere of services.
Key words: New industrialization, globalization, regionalization of production, inter-regional groupings, regional cluster, agro-industrial complex and fishery complex, network trade, municipal housing economy.
V.N. Volovich
MODERNIzATION And The SOciAL PROGRESS (RuSSiA, ST. PETERSBuRG)
Head of the Chair of Political Economy, St. Petersburg State Mining University “Gornyi" (St. Petersburg), Full Member of Peter the Great Academy of Sciences and Arts PhD (Economics), Professor
The article discusses important theoretical and practical problems such as modernization, on the one hand, and social progress, on the other, and reveals the dialectical relations and mutual conditioning of these phenomena. Te author defines the major criteria of their evaluation.
Key words: modernization, property progress, distribution, basis relations, social justice.
S.N. Glazunov
ruble’s exchange rate and Russian economy (Russia, Moscow)
Senior research fellow, V. Trapeznikov Institute of Management, Russian Academy of Science (Moscow), PhD (Technology)
The article discusses the dependency of Russian production upon the exchange rate of the national currency, stresses the necessity of changes in the economic politics and the models of economic development, as well as the new industrialization in the country.
Key words: Russian economy ruble’s exchange rate, GNP, export, import, de-industrialization, management.
M. A. Rumiantsev
TRANS-BORDER PROcESSES IN EcONOMY: THEIR NATuRE, LOGicS, AND FORMS (RuSSiA, ST. PETERSBuRG)
Chair of Economic Theory, St. Petersburg State University, PhD (Economics), Professor
The article discusses specific principles at work on the borders of socio-economic systems and processes, stresses the discrete nature of trans-border processes, and systematizes them. The author defines the key role of the subject factor in the processes of border-crosses in socio-economic systems, and shows that contemporary international crisis develops as a series of crises on the borders of capitalism. The article provides a Christian perspective upon socio-economic development.
Key words: border, trans-border processes in economy, anthropological borders, breaks in the progress, crisis, capitalism.
A.A. Voronov
AXiOLOGY AND PRAXEOLOGY OF iNTER-REGiONAL SOciO-EcONOMic RESEARcH (cOMMuNicATiVE ASPEcT) (RuSSiA, ST. PETERSBuRG)
Assistant Professor, Chair of Applied Mathematics and Econometrics, St. Petersburg State University of Services and Economy PhD (Economics
The article presents a value-based problematic in the study of development and functioning of semiotic systems in contemporary economic research based on the topics of inter-regional connections and macro-system models of spatial economics. Against the background of the present-day developments in the economic science, the author stresses the unity of the semiotic continuum and the role of the natural and artificial languages used in economic research. The article also describes heuristic potential of semiotics as a methodology of scholarly knowledge and specifies the areas of application of natural and artificial semiotics to the issues of contemporary regional studies.
Key words: spatial and regional economies, macro-system model, economical and mathematical modeling, probability technologies, signs and semiotic systems, semiotics, semiotic continuum, economic science, natural and artificial languages, methodology of science.
G.P. Belyakov, A.N. Kochemaskin
THE NOTiON AND THE EcONOMic ESSENcE OF ScHOLARLY TEcHNOLOGicAL DEVELOPMENT (Russia, Krasnoyarsk)
G.P. Belyakov, Governor’s Councilor, Deputy of the Head of Presidium, Krasnoyarsk Scholarly Center, Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Deputy Head of the Board of Rectors (Krasnoyarsk), PhD (Economics), Professor;
A.N. Kochemaskin, PhD student, Chair of Organization and Management of scholarship-intensive production, Siberian State Aerospace University (Krasnoyarsk)
The article focuses on theoretical aspects in scholarly technologic development and its present-day importance; the authors discuss Russia’s innovative and technological development, emphasize the need for technological modernization of all branches of the Russian economy, and describe the conceptual approach to the understanding of scholarly technologic development. Each component of the latter is discussed from its significance for the country.
Key words: scholarly technologic development, innovative development, modernization of economy scholarly technological progress, Russia’s competitiveness.
D.A. Davydova
THE PRicE FOR cREATiVE LABOR PRODucTS AND FAcTORS OF iTS FORMATiON (RuSSiA, ST. PETERSBuRG)
PhD student, Chair of Economic Theory, St. Petersburg State University
The article analyzes issues related to price formation in the area of artistic creation, which has its own specificities largely based on subjective criteria. None of the existing conceptions of price formation can thoroughly reflect this process.
Key words: products of artistic creation, price formation, factors of price formation, production interval, symbolic capital, fields of art.
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D. G. Kislitsyn
iMPACT OF ACCUMULATiON FACTORS UPON THE ECONOMiC GROWTH:
EMPiRiCAL VERiFiCATiON (RuSSIA, ST. PETERSBuRG)
PhD student, Chair of Economic Theory, Department of Economics, St. Petersburg State University
The article presents an empirical analysis of impact produced by the factors of accumulation (that of labor and capital), as well as the general factor productivity upon the economic growth. The discussion is based on international comparative tables Penn World Tables 8.0. The author demonstrates high importance of accumulation factors for the economic growth.
Key words: economic growth, accumulation factors, general factor productivity.
M.V. Kichurchak
Factors Ш The Development Of STATE-AND-PRiVATE Partnership INSTITuTE in THE system OF reproduction OF public goods (uKRAINE, LVOV)
Assistant Professor, Chair of the Economy of Ukraine, Ivan Franko Lvov National University PhD (Economics)
The article discusses specificities in the application of state-and-private partnership principles in reproduction of public goods, gives a comparative analysis of factors determining its development in Ukraine and in the countries of the Customs Union. Using the methodology of multi-dimensional statistic analysis, the author defines prospects for the development of state-and-private partnership in the area of reproduction of public goods in the post-Soviet space.
Key words: public goods, state-and-private partnership, reproduction, investment, institute, factor analysis.
O.M. Lenkovets, L.S. Sin’kov
INVESTMENT INTO HuMAN CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT AS A FACTOR OF INCREASING RuSSIA’S COMPETITIVENESS WiTHiN THE FRAMES OF SuSTAiNABLE DEVELOPMENT (RuSSIA, ST. PETERSBuRG)
O.M. Lenkovets, Assistant Professor, Chair of Economic Theory, Department of Economics, National Mineral Resources University “Gornyi" (St. Petersburg), PhD (Economics);
L. S. Sin’kov, Assistant Professor, Chair of Economics, Accounting and Finances, Department of Economics, National Mineral Resources University “Gornyi" (St. Petersburg), PhD (Economics)
The article discusses issues related to human capital development as a possible locomotive for increasing Russia’s competitiveness on the international market within the frames of the sustainable development concept. The authors analyze indices such as The Global Competitiveness Index (GCI) and the Human Development Index (HDI), discuss branch priorities for innovative economic development, and show the special role of the state in human capital investment. Investment into infrastructural branches that produce highest added value, as well as participation in investment projects such as construction, transportation etc., can increase Russia’s competitiveness and decrease social tensions.
Key words: competitiveness, innovations, human capital, investment into human capital, real estate market, sustainable development.
F.F. Rybakov
genesis and evolution of ideas about industrial politics in Russia (Russia, st. Petersburg)
Head of the Chair of Economic Theory and Economic Politics, St. Petersburg State University, PhD (Economics), Professor,
The article focuses on Russia’s industrial politics, its genesis and the evolution of ideas within it. The author discusses various scholarly perspectives on the industrial politics.
Key words: industrial politics.
M. V. Shishkin, A.V. Smirnov
PROBLEMS OF IMPROVING ANTI-MONOPOLISTIC POLITICS IN THE PRESENT-DAY RuSSIA
(institutional aspect) (Russia, st. Petersburg)
M.V. Shishkin, Chair of Economics and Economic Thought, St. Petersburg State University, PhD (Economics), Professor;
A.V. Smirnov, Assistant Professor, Chair of Economics and Economic Thought, St. Petersburg State University PhD (Economics)
The article discusses the existing problems in Russian anti-monopolistic legislation, shows that the present-day content of the law “On the protection of competition” consists in supporting of the domestic producer and consumer through the development of the competitive milieu. However, development of competition decreases the efficacy of production in a number of branches. The authors specify the categories of unfair competition, coordinated actions, and others.
Key words: anti-monopolistic politics, anti-monopolistic legislation, anti-monopolistic regulation, monopolistic competition.
O.V. Butorina
THEORETICAL FOuNDATiONS ON THE FACTOR SYSTEMATIZATION IN THE CYCLICAL DEVELOPMENT OF ECONOMiC SYSTEMS (RuSSIA, PERM’)
Assistant Professor, Chair of Economic Theory, Perm’ National Research Polytechnic University PhD (Economics)
The article discusses approaches to the systematization of factors that determine the cyclical nature in the development of economic systems. Based on the notion of inter-cyclical recurrency, the author distinguishes environmental factors, describes their direct and indirect dependencies, as well as the system of indices that characterizes them. The article singles out internal factors of the systems development from the point of view of their potential to self-development, and describes the interaction between external and internal factors of cyclical development of economic systems.
Key words: inter-cyclical recurrency, cyclic nature, economic system, factors and external and internal milieu.
E. V. Pil’chinova
SOCIETAL PRIORITIES REJECTING THE IDEALS OF "CONSuMER SOCIETY" IN FAVOR OF THE "SuSTAiNABLE DEVELOPMENT" (RuSSIA, uLAN-uDE)
E.V Pil’chinova, PhD student, Chair of the General Economic Theory and Regional Studies, East Siberian State University of Technologies and Management (Ulan-Ude)
The article focuses on the search and development of priorities of “sustainable development” and discusses tendencies and specificities of the value priorities in the development of production forces in the context of rejection of “consumer society” ideals. The author compares the concept of “sustainable development” with the present-day tendencies and possibilities of the scholarly-technical progress, offers a concept of “sustainable economy” oriented towards the rational use of resources, ethnical market and just distribution of economic goods.
Key words: production forces, sustainable development, sustainable economy, consumer society, scholarly-technical progress, nanotechnologies.
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V.M. Shavshukov, E.M. Gusina
RUSSiA iN THE GLOBAL ECONOMY: 10 YEARS LATER (RUSSiA, ST. PETERSBURG)
V.M. Shavshukov, Chair of Economic Theory and Economic Policy, St. Petersburg State University, PhD (Economics), Professor;
E.M. Gusina, Leading specialist, Development and extraction block, OAO “Gazprom Oil" (St. Petersburg), BA (International Relations), MA (Economics)
The article discusses various aspects of Russia’s situation against the background of fundamental changes in the international economy over the last 10 years. The boom of international prices for oil gave way to recession, ascendancy of China, active growth of developing economies, financial crisis of 2008-2009, the resulting recession in the international economy, first of all, in Europe — all this brought about deep structural changes of the global scale. These phenomena produced their impact upon Russian economy as well, hence the importance of their analysis. The results of the research presented in the article is based on statistical data of the World Bank, Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development, United Nations, International Economic Forum, Russian Statistical Bureau, and other official sources. The authors’ comparative analysis focuses on the key macroeconomic indices, competitiveness of the national economy and business, investment climate, etc.
Key words: global economy, place and competitiveness of Russia, quality of life, investment climate, credit rating, Gini coefficient.
i.A. Boldyreva.
FINANcIAL Sphere of RuSSiA’S Economy Ш The context of ШTENSiFiCATЮN of integration processes (RUSSiA, Novocherkassk)
Chair of Finances and Credit, Russian Customs Academy (Rostov branch), PhD (Economics), Professor
The article analyzes the impact of intensification of Russia’s integration into the global economy upon the particular segments of the country’s financial system. The author discusses the dynamics of Russia’s macroeconomic indices during the first year of its membership in WTO, the change of revenue indices of the Federal budget, and distinguishes the problems related to the possible influx of the foreign capital for the financial sector of Russian economy.
Key words: external economic activity, customs payments, financial system, budget, banking sector.
L. S. Andrijanova
DEVELoPMENT of RUSSIAN FoREIGN TRADE IN SERVicES AS AN IMPERATIVE of PoST-INDUSTRIAL SociETY (RUSSiA, NovoRoSSYISK)
Assistant Professor, Chair of Philosophy, History and Law, Financial University under the Government of Russia (Novorossyisk branch), PhD (Economics)
The article discusses the importance of services in the post-industrial society and the dynamics of Russia’s foreign trade in goods and services; the author shows the lack of balance in this trade, both in the sense of domination of import over export, and as far as assortment is concerned. The author argues that the balanced growth of Russia’s foreign trade in services is necessary for the formation of post-industrial structure of the national economy and the change of the regressive character of its integration into the global economic system.
Key words: services, global economy, integration into the international market economy, structure of the economic system, tourism.
D.i. Ryakhovsky, N.G. Akulova
contemporary tools for realization of anti-crisis strategies of ENTERPRISES
(RUSSiA, Moscow)
D.I. Ryakhovsky, First Deputy Rector, Institute of Economics and Anti-crisis Management, Chair of Taxation Consulting, Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation (Moscow), PhD (Economics), Professor;
N. G. Akulova, Head of the Chair of Anti-crisis Management, Institute of Economics and Anti-crisis Management, PhD (Economics), Professor
The article discuses the major stages in realization of anti-crisis strategies of enterprises, specifies the nature of the tools used for realization of anti-crisis strategies, and offers their classification on the basis of various grouping features. The authors describe a number of anti-crisis management tools and give examples of their application at the enterprises in the real sector of economy.
Key words: anti-crisis strategies, mechanism of realization, financial crisis, instruments of strategy realization.
o.V. Miliokhina, i.B. Adova
approaches to personnel management in organization: genesis in the context of continued changes (RUSSiA, Novosibirsk)
O. V. Miliokhina, Assistant Professor, Chair of Economic Informational Science, Novosibirsk State Technological University, PhD (Economics);
I.B. Adova, Head of the Chair of Economics and Personnel Management, Siberian Academy of Finances and Banking (Novosibirsk), PhD (Economics), Professor
The article systematizes approaches to personnel management in organizations in the context of change, distinguishes the advantages and the limitations of these approaches, and discuss approaches that involve development of people’s capacities to change.
Key words: changes in organization, personnel, human resources, organic and mechanistic approaches, information.
K.Yu. Belousov
mimicry of socially responsible behavior as a reason for the lack of accordance among THE factors of THE company’s SUSTAINABLE DEVELoPMENT (RUSSiA, ST. PETERSBURG)
Assistant Professor, Chair of Economic Theory and Social Politics, Department of Economics, St. Petersburg State University The article focuses on the mimicry of socially responsible behavior as one of the reasons for the lack of accordance among the factors of the company’s sustainable development. The author argues that this informational mimicry jeopardizes the corporate social responsibility of the company as a factor of its sustainable development.
Key words: corporate social responsibility, corporate sustainability, sustainable development of a company, informational asymmetry, socially responsible behavior.
M. S. Babarin
FoRMATioN of THE PRocESS APPRoAcH IN AN INVESTMENT coMPANY (RUSSiA, ST. PETERSBURG)
PhD student, Chair of Economics and Quality Management, St. Petersburg State University of Economy and Finances, Director General, Investment Group “Energokapital"
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The article describes a methodology of realization of a process approach in an investment company, which includes such major elements as the strategy, the definition of the aim, the identification of the processes and efficacy indices. The author discusses an example of process approach development for the investment company “Energokapital.”
Key words: process approach, investment company, indices of efficacy.
M.V. Kiseleva
ORGANiZATiON OF THE PROCESS OF LABOR RATiONiNG AT THE ENTERPRiSES:
APPLiCATiON Of FuncTIONAL Modeling (RuSSiA, SARATOV)
PhD student, Saratov State Socio-Economic University
The article presents a new approach to process of labor rationing with the use functioning modeling (IDEFO methodology based on SADT structural analysis). The advantages of this methodology lies in precise specification of all functions taking place within the frames of the labor rationing process, as well as the character of mutual connections among them, which allows to gain a full understanding about the functioning of the process under discussion, about information flows and the materials of high significance for the analysis of the economic performance of the enterprise.
Key words: work organization, labor rationing, business-process, IDEFO standard.
L.B. Sungatullina
development of the concept of managerial accounting and analysis
OF EMPLOYEES’ REMuNERATION ExPENSES (RuSSIA, KAzAN’)
Assistant Professor, Chair of Economic Analysis and Audit, Institute of Economics and Finances, Kazan’ (Volga region) Federal University (Kazan’), PhD (Economics)
The article describes theoretical principles of managerial accounting and analysis of expenses for employees’ remuneration. The author presents a conceptual integrated model of this system, discusses strategic and current managerial accounting and analysis of remuneration expenses, distinguishes it elements, and focuses on methods of their analysis.
Key words: managerial accounting and analysis, strategic managerial accounting and analysis, current managerial accounting and analysis, expenses and remuneration.
A.i. Shlafman
integrated processes in Russian economy: contemporary requirements
TO THE ORGANiZATiON OF STATE REGuLATION (RuSSIA, ST. PETERSBuRG)
Chair of Economics and Management, St. Petersburg Trade Union University for Humanities, PhD (Economics)
The article focuses both on micro- and macroeconomic problem related to the expansion of economic activity, analyses the key trends and conditions for the development of integration among contemporary enterprises in the market environment, and distinguishes specificities of various forms of capital concentration.
Key words: re-organization of business, concentration of capital, integration of enterprises, competitive strategies.
T.A. Stadnikova
calculating indeterminacy to evaluate economic efficacy in investment projects:
SYSTEMATIZATION OF METHODS (RuSSIA, MOScOW)
PhD student, Chair of Project and Program Management, G.V. Plekhanov Russian Economic University (Moscow)
The article focuses on the analysis, systematization and classification of methods used for calculation of indeterminacy to estimate the economic efficacy of investment projects. The author analyses the dependency between the model of evaluation of Investment Construction Projects and the unique character of the latter, and offers a system of formal description of indeterminacy as it increases in the process of project implementation.
Key words: Investment Construction Project, indeterminacy, risk, efficacy indices, methodology of risk calculation.
V.V. Kolmakov
RELATIONS BETWEEN THE SMALL-ScALE BuSINESS AND THE SuBJEcT OF STATE POWER
IN REALIZATION OF THE STATE-AND-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP MEcHANISM (RuSSIA, MOScOW)
Assistant Professor, Chair of Finances, Credit and Banking, Moscow State Economic University, PhD (Economics)
The article argues for the necessity to involve small-and medium-scale business in the process of solution of socio-economic tasks through state-and-private business partnership. The author distinguishes obstacles for the effective development of such partnership and stresses the importance of state support or it. The article systematizes institutional, administrative, financial and other tools for facilitate state-and-private business partnership.
Key words: state-and-private business partnership, state administration, state sector, small-scale entrepreneurship, private sector.
E.V. Gorchakova
STAGES IN DEVELOPMENT OF STATE-AND-PRIVATE BuSINESS PARTNERSHIP IN RuSSIA
(Russia, samara)
PhD student, Chair of Economics, Department of Economics and Management, Samara State University
The article describes the key stages in formation of state-and-private business partnership in Russia, with particular attention to the sphere of production, and systematizes the aims of this partnership.
Key words: state-and-private business partnership, stages of formation of state-and-private business partnership, state-and-private business partnership in the industrial sphere.
V.N. Elkina, L.N. Goncharenko
PLANNING BuSINESS WITH REGARDS TO TRANSAcTIONAL cOSTS (RuSSIA, OMSK)
V.N. Elkina, Assistant Professor, Chair of Strategic and Current Management, Higher Business-school of Omsk State Pedagogical University (Omsk), PhD (Economics);
L.N. Goncharenko, Assistant Professor, Chair of Finances and Economics, Russian State Trade and Economy University (Omsk branch)
The article describes a specifically developed concept for the creation of a new and/ or reforming of an old organization (its reconstruction). The authors distinguish most prominent and common transactional costs involved in the planning of business, and describe the algorithm of taking them into account.
Key words: transactional costs, project, project design, project planning, business.
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i.M. Slutskin
TYPOLOGY OF PARTNER RELATiONS BETWEEN PARTiCULAR FiRMS AND THE SPHERE OF SPORTS
(RUssiA, st. Petersburg)
PhD student, Chair of Marketing, St. Petersburg State Economic University
The article describes the key aspects in the typology of partner relations between a firm that produces various sports goods with the sphere of sports at large. These key aspects involve: types of marketing communications, types of sports, object though which communication occurs, etc.
Key words: partner relations, sphere of sports, kinds of sports, sport associations and federations, sport clubs (teams), the use of famous sportsmen’s image.
V.A. Lialin
formation and development of the Russian market of bonds (RussiA, st. Petersburg)
Professor, Chair of Credit Theory and Financial Management, St. Petersburg State University, PhD (Economics), Professor
The article describes the major states in the formation of the Russian market of bonds: 1) from 1993 to the Fall of 1998 (inception of the state bonds segment of the market), 2) from 2000 to the Fall of 2008 (inception of the corporate bonds segment of the market), and 3) 2009 — to date (period of dynamic development of both of these segments), and the creation of the market for stock bonds.
Key words: market of securities, market of bonds, state bonds, corporative bonds, stock bonds, global financial crisis.
T.N. Faizullin
TO THE DEFINITION OF ESSENcE AND FuNcTiONS OF SEcuRiTizATiON: METHODOLOGicAL
approaches (Russia, samara)
PhD student, Chair of Finances and Credit, Samara State Economic University
The article describes the major approaches to the understanding of the essence and the functions of securitization, and distinguishes its features as a technique of re-financing. The author offers a new definition of securitization that reflects a bilateral approach to its essence from the perspective of its investment component, and describes the integration-related function of collective securitization.
Key words: investments, mortgage securities, re-financing, securitization, liquidity management.
G.L. Bagiev, M.A. Mashutina.
SPATiAL NETwORK RESOuRcE OF A FiRM: TO THE iSSuE OF FORMATiON AND EVALuATiON
of its marketing potential (Russia, st. Petersburg)
G.L. Bagiev, Head of the Chair of Marketing, St. Petersburg State Economic University, PhD (Economics), Professor, Honored Scientist of the Russian Federation;
M.A. Mashutina, PhD student, Chair of Marketing, St. Petersburg State Economic University
The article discusses the efficacy of marketing communications and the evaluation of the marketing potential of the spatial network resource. Particular attention is given to the scale and the structure of test effects used for the purposes of evaluation of marketing communications.
Key words: marketing communications, marketing potential, spatial network resource, test effect, effect of scale.
V.N. Naumov
DEVELOPMENT OF BuSiNESS PARTNERS’ DYNAMIc SKiLLS iN THE iNTEGRATED
supply chains (Russia, st. Petersburg)
Professor, Chair of Management, St. Petersburg State Economic University, PhD (Economics), Professor
The article describes ways to evaluate dynamic skills among business partners in the integrated supply chains, and distinguishes factors that allow companies to react quickly to the changing environment. The author analyzes the potential for the development of dynamic skills in its dependence from the organizational form of the integrated supply chain, and shows that it is determined by the partner with the lowest capacity for change.
Key words: dynamic capacity, integrated supply chain, communication.
V.G. Shubaeva, Yu.G. Kanjuka
FORMATiON OF THE MARKETING POTENTIAL IN THE NEW MARKETS BASED
on the cognitive approach (Russia, st. Petersburg)
V.G. Shubaeva, Chair of Marketing, St. Petersburg State Economic University PhD (Economics), Professor;
Yu.G. Kanjuka, PhD student, Chair of Marketing, St. Petersburg State Economic University
The article focuses on the formation of the marketing potential in the new markets from the perspective of the cognitive approach, analyzes factors that produce their impact upon the marketing potential, and describes the relation between the values of a company and consumer expectations, as well as the role and significance of education in the new markets.
Key words: marketing potential, cognitive approach, the image of value, consumer expectations.
i.A. Arenkov, B.E. Aiba
MARKETING POTENTIAL OF THE TERRITORY: THE MODEL OF FORMATiON (RuSSiA, ST. PETERSBuRG)
I.A. Arenkov, Chair of Marketing, St. Petersburg State Economic University, PhD (Economics), Professor;
B.E. Aiba, PhD student, St. Petersburg State Economic University
The article discusses the marketing potential of a territory, describes its mechanism on the basis of resource concept, and addresses the process of its formation.
Key words: marketing potential of a territory, marketing attractiveness of a territory, resources of a territory, potential of a territory.
V.V. Kulibanova, E.A. Kudriavtseva
banks: marketing factors of success (Russia, st. Petersburg)
VV. Kulibanova, Chair of Marketing and Project Management, St. Petersburg State Engineering Economy University PhD (Economics), Professor;
E.A. Kudriavtseva, PhD student, Chair of Marketing and Project Management, St. Petersburg State Engineering Economy University
The article focuses on the key factors that banks should take into consideration in the process of interaction with its clients in order to preserve competitive positions.
Key words: banks, consumers, competition.
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0. V. Kompanyitseva
MANAGiNG SUPPLY CHAiNS OF iNVESTMENT-AND-CONSTRUCTiON PROJECTS iN iNTEGRATED
STRUCTURES (RuSSiA, ST. PETERSBuRG)
PhD student, Chair of Commerce and Logistics, St. Petersburg State Economic University
The article describes the logistic concept of project management in integrated structures. Strategic logistical management determines coordination not only of activities, but also of flows within the logistic supply chains.
Key words: integrated structures, supply chains, logistic strategy.
P.d. Kosinsky, A.G. Chupriakova, L.B. Vasylieva
Effective management of SoCIo-EConoMIC DEVELoPMENT iN AN iNDuSTRiAL REGioN
DuRiNG The PoST-CRiSiS PERioD (RuSSIA, KEMERovo)
P.D. Kosinsky, Head of the Chair of Taxation, Entrepreneurship and Law, Kemerovo State University; PhD (Economics), Professor, Honored scientist of agriculture of the Russian Federation;
A.G. Chupriakova, Assistant Professor, Chair of Marketing, Kemerovo State University, PhD (Economics);
L.B. Vasylieva, Senior lecturer, Chair of Taxation, Entrepreneurship and Law, Kemerovo State University
The article summarizes the experience of the executive power organs in Kemerovo region related to the organization of management of socio-economic development of the region during the post-crisis time. Implementation of post-crisis development programs allow for the sustainable, dynamically developing economy of the region. Only coordinated and consolidated efforts of the state power, business structures, and the population make it possible to preserve the economic growth and further increase the quality of life.
Key words: effective management, socio-economic development, anti-crisis measures, mono-cities, zones of favorable economic conditions.
N.N. Minaev, i.V. Volchkova
MANAGEMENT oF FoRMATioN AND DEVELoPMENT oF AGGLoMERATioNS:
METHoDoLoGiCAL PRiNCiPLES (RuSSiA, ToMSK)
N.N. Minaev, Chair of Economics and Management of Municipal Economy, Tomsk State University of Architecture and Construction, PhD (Economics), Professor
1. V. Volchkova, Assistant Professor, Chair of Economics and Management of Municipal Economy, Tomsk State University of Architecture and Construction, PhD (Economics)
The article focuses on the process of management of formation and development of agglomerations with special attention to the mechanisms of imitation modeling, scenario-based forecasting and indicative planning.
Key words: imitation modeling, scenario-based forecasting, indicative planning, socio-economic development, management, urban agglomeration.
N.A. Gakhova
regional industrial politics in innovative regions (Russia, Novosibirsk)
Assistant researcher, Chair of Economic Theory, Novosibirsk State Technological University
The article focuses on the specific features in formation of the regional industrial politics in the innovative regions of Siberian Federal okrug. In particularly, the author discusses the innovative activity of selected industrial subjects, formulated new basic principles of the regional politics, and describes its present-day functions.
Key words: regional industrial politics, innovative potential of a region, innovative activity, innovative development, effective use of resources.
V.i. Vagizova, K.L. Terentjeva, L.i. Khakimova
trans-border regional cluster as an innovative form of integration of THE REAL
AND THE BANKING SECToRS oF THE VoLGA-REGioN Economy (RuSSiA, KAzAN’)
V.i Vagizova, Head of the Chair of Banking, Institute for Finances and Economy Kazan’ (Volga region) Federal University, PhD (Economics), Professor;
K. L. Terentjeva, Assistant Professor, Chair of Banking, Institute for Finances and Economy, Kazan’ (Volga region) Federal University;
L. I. Khakimova, Assistant Professor, Chair of Banking, Institute for Finances and Economy, Kazan’ (Volga region) Federal University
The article describes the present-day situation in the oil-and-gas cluster of the Volga region, the structure of this cluster, its strong aspects and perspective for its development, and the main problem of this cluster, namely, the lack of long-term financing. Particular attention is given to China’s positive experience in cluster creation. The authors describe the main differences between Russian and Chinese banking systems, and give recommendations for the improvement of the Volga region trans-border oil cluster based on Chinese experience.
Key words: trans-border regional cluster, oil-and-gas industry in the Volga region, banking system, vertically integrated companies, extracting industry, export-oriented economy.
P.S. Cherkasov
formation of the targets of housing construction politics in the system of regional socio-economic development (Russia, Moscow)
Director General, ZAO “Company Group “Housing capital"" (Moscow), PhD (Economics)
The article analyzes documents related to strategic development of Russian Federation subjects, shows the priority of housing construction and development of social infrastructure, and describes the stages of the analytic activity that allow to define targets of the regional housing construction politics. The author formulates a new way of scholarly formation of the targets in the sphere of regional housing construction politics.
Key words: regional housing construction politics, socio-economic development of a region, targets of the regional housing construction politics.
V.V. Buzyrev, A.o. Berezin, L.R. Mustafina
HouSiNG CoNSTRuCTioN on THE LEVEL oF A LARGE CITY (REGioN): SPECIFICITIES
of the structure formation (Russia, st. Petersburg, kazan’)
V.V. Buzyrev, Head of the Chair of Economics and Management in Construction St. Petersburg State Engineering Economy University, PhD (Economics), Professor;
A.O. Berezin, Assistant Professor, Chair of Economics and Management in Construction, St. Petersburg State Engineering Economy University, PhD (Economics);
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L.R. Mustafina, Assistant professor, Chair of Economics and Entrepreneurship in Construction, Kazan’ State University of Architecture and Construction, PhD (Economics)
The article focuses on the specific features characteristic for the formation of the rational structure of the regional housing construction, analyzes socio-economic tendencies and indices in the development of housing construction, and describes measures of state regulation in this sphere, as well as the forms of state support of citizens with low income levels.
Key words: housing construction, accessibility of housing, state housing politics, regional economy.
L.R. Mustafina
DEFiNiTiON OF ACCESSiBiLiTY OF HOUSiNG FOR THE POPULATiON: METHODOLOGiCAL
aspects (Russia, kazan’)
Assistant professor, Chair of Economics and Entrepreneurship in Construction, Kazan’ State University of Architecture and Construction, PhD (Economics)
The article analyzes methodologies of evaluation of housing accessibility, shows specific features of these methodologies, and distinguishes the major problems to be solved in this sphere.
Key words: index of housing accessibility coefficient of housing accessibility paying capacity of the population, differentiation of people based on the income level, mortgage, parameters of state support.
i.B. Boger, T.N. Boger
COMPARATIVE TECHNOLOGICAL AND ECONOMICAL ANALYSIS AS THE BASIS OF TARGET-ORIENTED PROGRAM FORECASTING FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF TRADE IN THE REGIONS (RUSSIA, NOVOSIBIRSK)
I.B. Boger, Chair of Branch Economies, Siberian University of Consumer Cooperation, PhD (Economics), Professor;
T.N. Boger, Assistant Professor, Chair of Social Management, Siberian University of Consumer Cooperation, PhD (Economics)
The article describes the author’s methodological approach in forecasting based on the comparative technological and economic analysis of the foreign experience. Electronic cartographic resources are used as a primary sores of data on the capacity of trade infrastructure.
Key words: forecasting, regional trade, provision with trade areas, vanguard foreign experience, cartographic services.
R.F. Gataullin, R.G. Safiullin, A.G. Komarov
SOCIO-ECONOMIC EFFICACY OF THE REGIONAL MIGRATION PROCESSES (RUSSIA, UFA)
R.F. Gataullin, Chair of Economics and Management, Bashkir State University, PhD (Economics), Professor;
R.G. Safiullin, Head of the Chair of Economic Geography Bashkir State University PhD (Economics), Professor;
A.G. Komarov, Assistant Professor, Chair of Economics and Management, Bashkir State University, PhD (Economics)
The article focuses on the socio-economic efficacy of migration processes on the state and regional levels and emphasizes the fact that the influx of foreign labor resources entails economic and social problems. The authors argue that regional macroeconomic indices should be analyzes in conjunction with the specific features of its demographic and socio-economic development, and that this complex approach should be used both in any particular region and in the country as a whole, as well as from the perspective of labor potential reproduction in the latter.
Key words: migration process, efficacy of migration, labor market, labor power, unemployment, migration flow, demographic situation.
A.M. Panov
POTENTIAL FOR EXPANSION OF LABOR FORCES SUPPLY ON THE LABOR MARKET (CASE OF VOLOGDA REGION) (RUSSIA, VOLOGDA)
PhD student, Institute of Socio-Economic Development of Territories, Russian Academy of Science (Vologda)
The article focuses on the trends in people’s economic activity on the labor market in Vologda region. The author discusses possibilities for the expansion of the regional labor market through the region’s internal as well as external resources; this approach requires research on various categories of population that form regional labor resources. Particular attention is given to factors constraining development of the regional labor market.
Key words: economically active population, labor market, economic efficacy, labor migration.
O.A. zolotareva
DISCOURSE ON THE MONETARY-CREDIT RESTRICTIONS IN THE REPUBLIC OF BELARUS’
(REPUBLIC OF BELARUS, PINSK)
PhD student, Chair of Banking, St. Petersburg State Economic University, PhD (Economics);
The article describes the direct channels of monetary revenues of the Byelorussian economy: currency revenues, budget revenues, and credit revenues. The author considers the functioning of these traditional channels non-effective and defines the major conditions that could improve monetary-credit politics in the republic.
Key words: currency revenues, budget revenues, credit revenues, restrictive monetary-credit politics.
Z.E. Skrynnik, E.S. Zotova
UKRAINE: THE CULTURAL DIMENSION OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATIONS (UKRAINE, LVOV; RUSSIA, MOSCOW)
Z.E. Skrynnik, Head of the Chair of Social Sciences, Lvov Institute of Banking, National Bank of Ukraine, Secretary Academician of the Academy of the Philosophy of Economy, PhD (Philosophy);
E.S. Zotova, Leading research fellow, Department of Economics, MV. Lomonosov Moscow State University Deputy Director, Center of Social Sciences of Moscow State University First Deputy of the Editor-in-Chief, Journal “Philosophy of Economy" Secretary Academician of the Academy of the Philosophy of Economy Corresponding Member of the Academy of Humanities, PhD (Economics)
The article discusses processes of economic transformation in Ukraine over the last centuries; these transformations (both spontaneous and planned) are viewed from the perspective of cultural and historical factors that produce a considerable and significant impact upon economy. The authors criticize the globalist approach and reduction of economic processes to financial operations, while stressing the importance of studying of national economic systems in their inseparability with civilizational constants of the country.
Key words: Ukraine, Russia, economy, civilization, culture, national economic system.
A.P. Velichko
DEVELOPMENT OF EXPORT-ORIENTED TRANSPORTATION AGRO-LOGISTICS IN UKRAINE (UKRAINE, DNEPROPETROVSK)
Head of the Chair of Management and Law, Dnepropetrovsk State Agrarian University, PhD (Economics)
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The article discusses the major trends in development of the transportation logistics of Ukrainian agro-business and singles out the main constraining factors and problems in the system of crop transportation. The author analyzes the key direction for the development of transportation logistics oriented towards mass export of agrarian raw materials.
Key words: transportation, agro-logistics, export, factors, perspectives, development.
A.D. Guseinov
EVALUATiON OF THE iNNOVATiVE ACTiViTY OF SCHOLARLY ORGANiZATiONS ON THE BASiS
of sociological monitoring (Azerbaijan, baku)
First Deputy of the Director General, Center of Scholarly Innovations, National Academy of Sciences of Azerbaijan, PhD (Economics)
The article discusses the role of scholarly organizations for the innovative economy, stresses the importance of evaluation of their innovative policies, and analyzes the results of the opinion poll conducted in Azerbaijan for the purposes of distinguishing innovation-oriented organizations.
Key words: scholarly organization, innovations, sociological poll, scholarship, criteria of evaluation.
L.S. Veselova
The NOTION And The ROLE OF INFORMAL RELATIONS "GUANXI” IN The EcONOMic LIFE
OF cONTEMPORARY cHiNA (RUSSIA, ST. PETERSBURG)
PhD student, Chair of the Theory of Social Development in the countries of Asia and Africa, Oriental Department, St. Petersburg State University
The article discusses the notion and the role of information relations of “guanxi” in the Chinese Republic of China since the establishment of the country in 1949. The author describes the major components of “guanxi”, their role in the economic life, and their impact upon multi-national corporations.
Key words: China, culture, social relations, multi-national corporations, network connections.
V.S. Voronova
INNOVATION SYSTEM IN JAPAN IN THE cONTEXT OF THE GLOBAL FINANciAL cRISIS
(RUSSIA, MOScOW)
PhD student, Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation (Moscow)
The article analyzes the present-day economic position of Japan on the international arena, discusses ways of overcoming stagnation, describes the role of technopolises that can help work out new ways of the country’s economic development through the concentration of highly qualified specialists, intensive activities of high-tech companies and public tendering. Against expert forecasts, Japan can avoid development along the pessimistic scenario, which, however, requires major efforts in the national innovative system.
Key words: Japan, National innovative system, technopolises.
A.A. Lin, S.V. Sokolova, A.S. Orlov
PHARMAcEUTicAL MARKET: HOSPITAL SEGMENT (RUSSIA, ST. PETERSBURG)
A.A. Lin, Head of the Chair of Economy and Management, St. Petersburg State Chemistry and Pharmaceutical Academy, PhD (Pharmacology), Professor;
S.V. Sokolova, Professor, Chair of Management and Planning of Socio-Economic Processes, St. Petersburg State University, PhD (Economics), Professor;
A.S. Orlov, Assistant professor, Chair of Economics and Management, St. Petersburg State Chemistry and Pharmaceutical Academy, PhD (Pharmacology)
The article focuses on the hospital segment of the Russian pharmaceutical market, its major trends and the dynamics of purchases on it. The author describes the structure of commodity turnover, traces its changes over time, and compiles a rating of the leading brands of medicines and producers based on the volume of purchases and the dynamic of prices.
Key words: pharmaceutical market, state purchases, medicines, therapeutic and prophylactic institutions, structural changes, dynamic of prices, import dependency.
A.A. Andreeva
FORMATION OF INNOVATIVE TOURIST cLUSTER IN THE REGION (cASE OF YAROSLAVL’ REGION)
(RUSSIA, KHIMKI)
PhD student, Chair of Economy and Finances, Russian International Tourism Academy (Khimki)
The article discusses the notion and the major features of the cluster approach towards the development of tourism on the regional level, stresses the importance of including the cluster mechanism as an innovative component of tourism development, and provides recommendations for the formation of innovative tourist cluster in Yaroslavl’ region.
Key words: tourism, tourism cluster, tourist potential of a region, innovations, innovative cluster-based development.
E.A. Maiorova
EcONOMic EFFicAcY OF NON-MATERIAL ASSETS IN RETAIL TRADE (RUSSIA, MOScOW)
PhD student, Chair of Trade Politics, G.V. Plekhanov Russian Economic University (Moscow)
The article analyzes and evaluates economic efficacy of non-material assets of the leading international organization in retail trade network. Non-material assets are viewed as a part of property possessed by trade organization. The author conducts a factor analysis of the impact produced by the change of volume and profitability of non-material assets upon the changes in revenues, and establishes the value of non-material assets based on their market price.
Key words: non-material assets, retail trade, analysis, evaluation, efficacy
E.K. Guseinov
LIBERALIZATION IN THE SPHERE OF SOciAL PROTEcTION SERVicES: PROBLEMS OF SUPPORT
OF NON-cOMMERciAL ORGANiZATiONS (RUSSIA, ST. PETERSBURG)
PhD student, Chair of Environmental Management and Ecosystem Service, St. Petersburg State University of Service and Economy
The article analyzes the major conditions and perspective for liberalization in the sphere of social protection services, with particular attention to the organization of support of private non-commercial sector.
Key words: social protection services, liberalization, non-commercial organization, charity, public services.
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A.N. ivoninsky
DESCRiPTiON OF THE MAJOR PROBLEMS FiLM SCREENiNG ENTERPRiSES iN THE RUSSiAN FEDERATiON (RuSSiA, St. PETERSBuRG)
PhD student, Chair of Environmental Management and Ecosystem Service, St. Petersburg State Economic University The article describes enterprises of film screening in the Russian Federation, analyzes the major conditions for their development and their socially significant functions. The author establishes his conclusions on the research data related to the dynamics of visits to cinema theaters.
Key words: cinema industry, enterprises of film screening, box-office hits, state cinema theaters.
M.E. Barygin
Major ASPEcTS Of The SOcIAL PROTEcTiON Of The Elderly PEOPLE PARTiCiPATiNG iN LABOR AcTiViTY (RuSSIA, ST. PETERSBuRG)
PhD student, Chair of Economics of Nature Development and Ecosystem Service, St. Petersburg State University of Services and Economy
The article analyses problems and prospects of involving the elderly into labor activity, including the major factors and conditions of this process. Specific attention is given to the social protections of such people.
Key words: elderly people, labor activity, social protection, labor potential.
A.A. Olenev, A.V. Shishkin
higher educational institutions: the essence and the content of positioning of educational services (Russia, Moscow)
A.A. Olenev, PhD student, Chair of Marketing, G.V. Plekhanov Russian Economic University (Moscow);
A.V. Shishkin, Chair of Marketing, G.V Plekhanov Russian Economic University (Moscow), PhD (Economics), Professor The article focuses on the essence and the content of positioning of educational services offered by higher educational institutions, offer a SWOT analysis of their activity, and give recommendations for sustaining their competitive positions on the market of educational services.
Key words: marketing, higher educational institutions, market of educational services, positioning.
V.i. Vagizova, K.L. Terentjeva, L.i. Khakimova
FORMATION OF TRANS-BORDER REGIONAL FINANcE-AND-INDuSTRY cLuSTER IN THE VOLGA REGION
(case of the agro-industrial sector of economy) (russia, Kazan’)
V.I. Vagizova, Head of the Chair of Banking, Institute for Finances and Economy, Kazan’ (Volga region) Federal University, PhD (Economics), Professor;
K. L Terentjeva, Assistant Professor, Chair of Banking, Institute for Finances and Economy, Kazan’ (Volga region) Federal University;
L. I. Khakimova, Assistant Professor, Chair of Banking, Institute for Finances and Economy, Kazan’ (Volga region) Federal University The article focuses on the agro-industrial sector of the Volga region and problems of its development in the context Russian Federation
joining of WTO. The authors discuss the impact of the trans-border regional finance-and-industry cluster upon the economic potential of agriculture, describe agricultural clusters in China and the channels of financing of Chinese agro-industrial complex. Measures to facilitate the development of the trans-border regional finance-and-industry cluster in the Volga region are given special attention.
Key words: agro-industrial complex, WTO, competitiveness of agriculture, trans-border regional finance-and-industry cluster, financial services, banking sector.
V.A. Mal’tseva
AGRARIAN SEcTOR OF DEVELOPING couNTRiES: SPEciFiciTIES OF ITS INcORPORATiON INTO THE SYSTEM OF THE INTERNATIONAL LABOR DIVISION IN THE cONTEXT OF GLOBALIZATION (RuSSiA, EKATERiNBuRG)
PhD student, Chair of International Economics, Ural State Economic University (Ekaterinburg)
The article discusses the basic liabilities of the developing countries related to the adjustment of the state agrarian politics in the process of becoming WTO members. The author makes further specifications to the issue of re-positioning of agriculture in Chinese, Indian and South African economies in the period of 1995-2011, describes the key component of the “internal” support of agricultural producers in the developing countries, that is market prices support.
Key words: agrarian politics, WTO, market prices, developing countries, agriculture, subsidizing.
M. i. Voeikov
E.A. PREOBRAZHENSKY’S cONcEPT OF EcONOMic DEVELOPMENT (RuSSiA, MOScOW)
Head of the Sector of Political Economy Institute of Economics, Russian Academy of Sciences (Moscow), PhD (Economics), Professor The article focuses on the economic concept of E.A. Preobrazhensky and the scholar’s input in the development of Russian economic theory. The author discusses the choice of economic strategy of development in 1920s.
Key words: law of value, market, planning principle, New Economic Politics, E.A. Preobrazhensky
M.V. Brazhnik
THE SYSTEM AND THE STRucTuRE OF THE ORGANS OF STATE MANAGEMENT IN RuSSiAN AGRO-iNDuSTRiAL cOMPLEX: BRINGING IT IN AccORD WITH THE PRINciPLES OF THE cONSTiTuTiON
of the Russian federation in march-may of 1994 (russia, Ekaterinburg)
Assistant Professor, Chair of Accounting and Audit, Ural State Agricultural Academy (Ekaterinburg), PhD (Economics)
Based on a large number of legislative acts and legal documents, the author discusses how the system and the structure of the organs of state management in Russian agro-industrial complex was brought in accord with the principles of the Constitution of the Russian Federation in March-May of 1994.
Key words: agro-industrial complex of the Russian Federation, spring sowing and harvesting in 1994, Committee of the State Duma for agrarian questions, Department of Food and Processing Industry, rational use of hunting resources, Department of Veterinary Control, Committee of the Government of the Russian Federation for Rural Social Development, State Bread Inspection, protection of selection achievements.
R.i. Bekkin
ORGANizATiONAL AND LEGAL PRiNciPLES OF iSLAMic iNSuRANcE (TAKAFuLA) (RuSSiA, MOScOW)
Senior research fellow, Institute of Africa (Russian Academy of Science) (Moscow), PhD (Economics), Professor PhD (Jurisprudence)
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The article addresses organizational and legal principles at the basis of the Islamic model of insurance. The author describes Muslim legal institutions composing the legal foundation of takafula principles.
Key words: Islamic insurance (takafula), garar, riba.
R.Sh. Klebleeva
iSLAMiC MODEL OF BOOKKEEPER ACCOUNTiNG: PRECONDiTiONS OF iTS EMERGENCE
and the history of its development (Russia, kazan’)
PhD student, Kazan’ (Volga region) Federal University
The article describes the origin and the chronologic development of the Islamic model of bookkeeper accounting. The author distinguishes the most topic present-day problems of harmonization of the International Standards of Financial Reporting and consolidation of the standards adopted by the Accounting and Auditing Organization for Islamic Financial Institutions with the national bookkeeper accounting models.
Key words: Islamic economics, bookkeeper accounting, international organization, standard of reporting, financial reporting, financial tool.
A.M. Akhunov
ORGANIZATION OF HAJJ IN THE REPUBLIC OF TATARSTAN AND THE QUESTIONS OF ITS FINANCING
(RUSSIA, KAZAN’)
A.M. Akhunov, Assistant Professor, Chair of Regional Studies and Islam Studies, Institute of International Relations, Kazan’ (Volga region) Federal University, PhD (Philology)
The article discusses form of hajj organization in the Republic of Tatarstan starting with 1992 when the independent Spiritual Administration of the Muslims of Tatarstan was established — till the present day. Special attention is given to the financial aspect of the issue: the price of hajj participation, factors that impact this price, the statistics of the approximate profit over the last years.
Key words: Islam in Tatarstan, hajj, Spiritual Administration of the Muslims of Tatarstan, Republic of Tatarstan, economics of Islam.
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