Conceptual foresight of energy-investment attractiveness of subjects of the Ural Federal District

Oksana Denisova () and Gennadiy Bystray ()

Economy of region, 2012, vol. 1, issue 1, 221 - 230

Abstract: This paper studies the problem of safe and sustainable progressive socio-economic and energy development of Russian regions in terms of reforming economy. In this study, the fractal approach in the framework of nonlinear dynamics for a number of indicators was used, as well as a technique of analysis and behavior forecasting of time series of economic systems at the regional level. The authors have performed forecasting works on energy-investment attractiveness of the subjects of the Ural region up to 2020. The calculations were performed for three scenarios of socio-economic development of regions, which will allow prioritizing the regional energy development and suggesting areas of efficient use of financial, material and energy resources.Consideration of the obtained results will allow governmental bodies to pursue a more balanced policy and allow business entities to identify priority solutions on the enhancement of the investment process in the energy of considered regions.

Keywords: energy-investment attractiveness of regions; sustainable development; forecasting; regulation of energy (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2012
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