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• Agents approach to the state economic policies in the condition of fundamental uncertainty

  The article analyses approaches to understanding the term "economic policies". The author proceeds from the fact that the state acts as a specific economic agent and, being the economic agent, on the one hand has the right to establish formal institutions of the national economics, and on the other hand, it itself is one of the elements of this sector of the global socio-economics system. The article proposes ...

• The development of small innovative enterprises through harmonising economic interests

  ... instruments, but also state regulation, which demands the development of a corresponding mechanism. This study sets out to develop and justify the macroeconomic mechanism of development of small innovative enterprises on the basis of harmonisation of basic economic interests of their agents. The research significance of the results presented in the article consists in the fact that, for the first time, the problem of economic interest harmonisation has been considered in relation to the agents of small innovative business. The author ...

• Monotowns: A Quantitative Analysis

  ... 1042—1068. 26. Parente, G., Shiklomanov, N., Streletskiy, D. 2012, Living in the New North: Migration to and from Russian Arctic Cities, Focus on Geography, T. 55, Vol. 3, p. 77—89. 27. Ramamohan Rao T. V. S. Estimating the parameters of Principal Agent Models, Journal of Quantitative Economics, T. 13, Vol. 1, p. 27—52. 28. Ronen, J., Yaari, V. 2007, Demand for the truth in principal-agent relationships, Review of accounting studies, T. 12, Vol. 1, p. 125—153. Shastitko A., Fatikhova A. monotown, single industry town, institutional ...

• Behavioral geoeconomics: a problem statement

  ... and the socio-economic evolution, I emphasise the need to develop a special approach – a behavioural geoeconomics. It perceives states as single-order actors in the external and in­ternal segments of the economic space. I propose to treat states as economic agents of a special type, which have resources, fulfil a target function, and in­teract with organisations and households. I conclude that a behavioural geoe­conomics will dramatically change research discourse on the role of the state in the economy....

• Cross-border cooperation between nongovernmental organisations in the Pomeranian and Warmian-Masurian voivodeships

  ... Department of Statistics). The research covers the period from the late 90s to 2012. The article highlights the difficulties agents face in forging and implementing cross-border cooperation, resulting from the mismatching definitions of the tertiary sector ... ... Euroregionie Bałtyk w latach 1998—2006 [Cross-border cooperation in ERB in the years 1998—2006], PhD thesis. Faculty of Economics, no. 57 33 PD, Sopot. 7. Gomółka, K., 2008, Współpraca transgraniczna Polski i Federacji Rosyjskiej na przykładzie ...

• The methodological aspects of development of object-functional approach to the regional development management

  ... object-functional approach to regional development, which makes it possible, due to taking into account the patterns of regional function distribution, to choose strategic regional objects and ensure their interaction on the basis of incentives for economic agents. 1.  Бильчак В.   С. Мотивационный механизм развития посткризисной эконо­мики регионов России   // Вестник Балтийского научного центра....

• Platform Markets: Their Place in the Theory of Mesoeconomic System: Development and a Challenge to Spatial Studies

  ... have paid close attention to the development of platform markets — an emergent long-term trend in economic policy. I consider platform markets as institutional and technological systems. Platforms create systems of rules and mechanisms that stimulate agents to adopt, maintain, and improve standards disseminated by the most successful platforms. Similarly to economic zones and clusters, platform markets are two-factor mesoeconomic systems. In this article, I consider the differences between two-factor systems and traditional one-factor groupings (agglomerations, industries, and conglomerates). I present a ...

• Theoretical Framework of Managing Logistical Support to Local Divisions of Law Enforcement Agencies

  ... and functions of regional administration, and analyses the principle of selected jurisdiction based on every administration agent vested with strictly defined and legitimate functions, provided the corresponding resources and their sources are legislatively ... ... ус­ловиях рынка: учебное пособие для вузов. М ., 2001. 4.  Phillips L., Votey H.   L. Jr. The Economics of Crime Control. Beverly Hills etc., 1981. 5.  Гаврилов А.   И. Региональная экономика ...

• When and why regional clusters become basic building blocks of modern economy

  ... corresponding to each class and demonstrate their role in the geographical and functional fragmentation of production, in the integration of local exporters into global value chains, and in bridging communication gaps and developing collaboration among economic agents. We show that clusters occupy a central place among various types of business networks and have a comparative edge making them key building blocks of the modern industrial landscape. Further, we explain how the innovation capacity of clusters is ...

• Development of electric road transport: simulation modelling

  ... terms of the adaptation of production, transport and energy systems and their spatial optimization. The experience of leading economic regions, including countries of the Baltic Sea region, shows that electric transport can potentially substitute traditional ... ... application. The proposed approach to demand forecasting can be further applied for building hybrid models that include elements of agent modelling and spatial optimization. Katalevsky, D. Yu., Gareev, T. R. simulation modelling, system dynamics, electric ...

• The institutional aspects of the discrete investment choice at a regional level (through the example of the SEZ in the Kaliningrad region)

  ... institutional aspects of discrete investment choice at the regional level through the example of the SEZ in the Kaliningrad region. The authors analysed the changes of the institution of SEZ throughout the latter's existence as well as the conditions of the economic agent activity within the SEZ. With the help of the Devereaux, Griffith model (1999, 2003), which describes the interconnections between the corporate taxation and discrete investment choice, the authors empirically assessed the influence of the SEZ institution ...

• Spatial structure and development of settlements in the Saint Petersburg agglomeration

  ... make it possible to identify patterns in the economic development of the study area. The SPARK-Interfax database aids in clarifying relationships between spatial elements of the agglomeration (its core and satellites) in the distribution of revenues of economic agents. Data on the location of the largest retail stores — shopping malls and hypermarkets — are used to identify the main centres of commerce in the Saint Petersburg agglomeration. A map chart has been drawn using 2GIS and Yandex Maps geoinformation ...

• The concept of “network” in the system of basic concepts of regional economic geography

  ... certain stage of its development comprises the framework of a region as a complex socioeconomic territorial system. The author examines economic networks as organic systems characterised by resistance to external effects and comprised of interconnected economic agents from one or several related industries. A concentration of strong connections within such network constitutes its core or a cluster. Based on a retrospective analysis of studies into the spatial organisation of economy, it is concluded that there ...

• Cooperation between Russia and the EU in the field of innovative development of tourism: the case of the Lithuania — Poland — Russia cross-border cooperation programme

  ... attraction objects, e-marketing in introducing innovations in tourist product promotion, programmes of private- public partnership in the field of public regulation and tourism stimulation, etc. These technologies contribute to the transition fr om a certain economic agent, the industry as a whole, or a tourist destination to a fundamentally new level in terms of tourist product presentation and increase of competitiveness. The sources for innovations in tourism are both the providers and consumers of tourist services....

• Economic and Legal Analysis of Financial Support to Tour Operators (through the Example of the Kaliningrad Region)

  This article examines the economic and legal consequences of the changes in the law on financial support of tourism to small tour operators in the Kaliningrad ... ... обзор. 11.11.2008. Вып. №   4. URL: http://lobbing. aic. ru. Gareev T., Koss A. tourism, tour operator, travel agent, financial support, financial guarantees, regional economy, the Kaliningrad region. 65-73

• A spatial study of networking in the Vistula Lagoon region using geoinformation systems

  Network cooperation — the most efficient form of unlocking the economic and natural potential of territories — is rapidly developing in Russia under the influence of global processes. Due ... ... explained by the dynamic nature of network cooperation as well as the fact that it involves a significant number of independent agents. We believe that one of the important tools of research on network cooperation is regional integral geoinformation systems ...

• Motivations of Russian firms to invest abroad: how do sanctions affect Russia’s outward foreign direct investment?

  ....org/en/pages/diae/world%20investment%20report/wir-series.aspx (accessed 11.06.2015). 46. Usborne, D. 2012, FBI raids suspected hi-tech front company run by ‘Russian agent’, Independent, 04.10.2012, available at: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/fbi-raids-suspected-hitech-front-company-run-by-russianagent-8196616.... ... of Russia, Lappeenranta University of Technology. 51. Volovik, N. 2015, Russia’s foreign trade in November 2014, Russian Economic Developments, no. 1, p.26-28. 52. Webster, W., Cilluffo, F. 2000, Russian Organized Crime and Corruption: Putin’s ...

• Satisfaction of Polish Bank Employees with Incentive Systems: An Empirical Approach

  .... 7, no. 2, p. 128—133. 5. Damen, T. G. E., Müller, B. C. N., van Baaren, R. B., Dijksterhuis, A. 2015, Re-Examining the Agentic Shift: The Sense of Agency Influences the Effectiveness of (Self)Persuasion, PLoS ONE, Vol. 10, no. 6, p. 1—9. 6. Davydenko,... ... Wyrwa, J. 2015, Organizational restructuring as a way of counteracting a crisis in an enterprise, Scientific Journal of Polish Economic Society in Zielona Góra, no. 2, p. 127—143. Kaźmierczyk J., Żelichowska E. motivation, incentives, compliance,...

• OPOIAZ and Bakhtin: the Decision Science’s perspective

  ... these two members of the Petersburg “Society for the Study of Poetic Language”(OPOIAZ) conceived of the writer as a rational agent pursuing a specific goal, and of the means at his/her disposal to attain it. Their approaches, I will illustrate, correspond ... ... Neuroscience to Social Science / S. Hurley, N. Chater (eds.). Cambridge, MA. Vol. 1, pp. 79—93. Heap, Sh. H., 1989. Rationality in Economics. Oxford: Basil Blackwell. Holquist, M., 2002. Dialogism: Bakhtin and His World. Vol. 2. London: Routledge. Jakobson,...