Evolution of knowledge about distribution of productive forces

Yevgeniy Animitsa (), Polina Animitsa () and Olga Denisova ()
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Polina Animitsa: The Institute of Economics of the Ural Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Olga Denisova: The Ural State University of Economics

Economy of region, 2014, vol. 1, issue 2, 21 - 32

Abstract: The article presents systematization of scientific knowledge concerning distribution of productive forces. It is proved that the conception of distribution of productive forces has dual-natured matter. The authors put an emphasis on interpretation of three main “distribution of productive forces†paradigms, which were figured out from foreign and native theories. Each of these paradigms has its special features and characteristics. It is necessary to use the complex of methods and tools in order to analyze the distinguish features of the distribution in different historic steps. The article provides methodology of distribution of productive forces, which based on such categories as “time†and “space.†Nowadays, this approach is more convenient as allows to reach continuous development. This idea also corresponds to contemporary principles of distribution of productive forces: parsimony principle, spatial concentration principle, irregular distribution of productive forces principle. The authors made conclusion that the modern paradigm of distribution of productive forces will contribute to developing regional economics as a science.

Keywords: distribution of productive forces; regional economics; paradigm; region; new economical geography; distribution principles (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2014
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