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PROBLEMS OF MODERN ECONOMICS, N 1 (49), 2014
EURASIAN ECONOMIC PERSPECTIVE: PROBLEMS AND DECISIONS
Bliakhman L. S.
Professor of Department of Economics of Enterprise and Entrepreneurship, St. Petersburg State University, PhD (Economics), Professor, Honored Scientist of the Russian Federation

Regional and macro-regional foundations of the new industrialization
(Russia, St. Petersburg)
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
Pages: 7 - 18



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