Resource Corporate Factor in Regions: Assessment and Effect Distribution

V.I.Nefyodkin (vladnn@ngs.ru )

Journal "Region: Economics and Sociology", 2014, vol. 3

Abstract: Operations of major corporations and how they communicate with the federal and regional authorities are becoming more and more significant factor for social and economic development. Russian major resource corporations are growing into being powerful in production and redistribution of added values within the current system of intergovernmental fiscal relations and accepted practice to use ‘internal corporate tools’. Significance of the ‘corporate factor’ in various regions can be indirectly estimated with the concentration of production. Potential effects related to the said factor can be described in a model which differentiates ‘extraterritorial’ effects from the ‘local’ ones

Keywords: major corporations; regions; local content; effect distribution; quantitative estimation (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2014
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