Regional Economics: Theory and Practice

pp. 804–817

Digital technology as a crucial resource to ensure the economic growth of regions

( Grachev S.A. / Donichev O.A. / Levizov A.S. )

pp. 818–834

Quality of innovation-driven growth as the basic criterion to substantiate the priorities of spatial development

( Akhmetov T.R. )

pp. 835–851

Assessing the regional transport infrastructure in the context of spatial development of Russia

( Kozyr' N.S. / Starkova N.O. )

pp. 852–867

Realization of the region's strategic development directions: Estimating the multiplicative effect

( Badarchi Kh.B. / Sevek V.K. )

pp. 868–880

The role of small business in regional economic development: The Volga Federal District case

( Mirolyubova T.V. / Baranov M.A. )

pp. 881–894

Assessing the impact of social risks on the labor productivity in the region's industrial sector: Evidence from the Perm Krai

( Aftakhova U.V. / Lavrikova Yu.G. )

pp. 895–909

Principal mechanisms for developing border areas: Economic and social considerations: Evidence from Russia and Finland

( Moroshkina M.V. )

pp. 910–925

Concerns related to innovation security of the Kaliningrad Oblast as a borderland region

( Mikhailova A.A. )

pp. 926–944

A smart city model: Under what paradigm is Russia developing?

( Krinichanskii K.V. )

pp. 945–958

Integration of education and business as a challenge of innovation-driven economy

( Frumina S.V. )

pp. 959–974

A digital econometric analysis of the influence of small innovation enterprises of the petrochemical industry cluster on the regional economic system: The Republic of Tatarstan case study

( Beilin I.L. )

pp. 975–989

Supply and demand in the segment of personnel management: Evidence from the Sverdlovsk Oblast labor market

( Dolzhenko R.A. )

pp. 990–1002

Assessment of the use of recreational opportunities on the market of tourist services

( Mirzaev A.T. )