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Socio-Economic Development And Regional Differentiation Basis

Table 4:

Indices Indices features Regions-leaders Regions-outsiders
IB1 “production of goods and services, volumes” is determined mainly by the scale of the economy, other differentiation characteristics do not have a significant impact Moscow, Moscow region, St. Petersburg Altai Republic, Republic of Kalmykia, Jewish Autonomous Region
IB2 “material well-being” higher in the regions with large scale of the economy, developed mining industry, high technical efficiency and its positive trend Moscow, Moscow region, St. Petersburg, The Republic of Sakha Republic of Mordovia, Kurgan Region, Jewish Autonomous Region
IB3 “production of goods and services, per capita” higher in the regions with developed mining and manufacturing industries, the scale of the economy has little impact, technical efficiency is insignificant Sakhalin region, Krasnoyarsk region, The Republic of Sakha, Moscow Jewish Autonomous Region, Chechen Republic, Altai Republic, Republic of Kalmykia
IB4 “social sphere quality” is highly determined by the economy, technical efficiency is significant, the structure of GRP is insignificant Moscow, Moscow region, St. Petersburg Kurgan region, Jewish Autonomous Region, Komi Republic
IB5 “social security” is higher in the regions with the large economy scale, other characteristics are insignificant Moscow, Moscow region, Sverdlovsk region Magadan Region, Sakhalin region, Chukotka Autonomous Region
IB6 “demography” (growth) is higher in developing regions, developed agricultural and mining regions, the economy scale and technical efficiency are insignificant Chukotka Autonomous District, Sakhalin region, The Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) Tula region, Lipetsk region, Vologodskaya Oblast
IB7 “health” is better in agricultural and developing regions, the economy scale and technical efficiency are insignificant The Republic of Ingushetia, The Republic of North Ossetia - Alania, The Republic of Dagestan The Republic of Sakha, Sakhalin region, Tyumen region
IB8 “material well-being (subjective)” is higher in the regions with a uniformly developed industry and developed manufacturing industry, the economy scale and technical efficiency are insignificant Vologodskaya Oblast, Lipetsk region, Tula region Tyva Republic, The Republic of Kalmykia, Magadan Region
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