Designations in the diagram (Figure 1) |
Value |
Comment |
Α |
Minimum risk point |
At this point, the territory demonstrates the minimum risks from among the studied phenomena. |
β |
Point of maximum growth |
At this point, the territory demonstrates the maximum growth among the studied phenomena. |
Curve αβ |
The frontier of balanced (effective) development |
This curve contains the phenomena for which, for a given growth, there are no lower risks and for a given risk there is no greater growth, and resources are used most optimally. |
Area ABCDF |
Growth area (innovation) |
In this area, economic growth is higher than with minimal risk - the most important sign of innovative development |
Area EG |
Conservation area (rejection of innovation) |
Here growth is lower than with minimal risk - innovation is not enough |
Area ABCDЕ |
Stability area |
Risks are lower than at maximum growth - the most important sign of the institutional maturity of a society |
Area FG |
The area of institutional underdevelopment (instability) |
Risks are higher than with maximum growth - institutions are not able to ensure sustainability of economic growth |
Area ABCD |
Development area |
Growth is higher than with the minimum risk, and the risk is lower than with the maximum growth - the territory is institutionally developed and implements innovations |
Area F |
The area of theft (kleptocracy) |
Innovations are carried out, but the risks are higher than at maximum growth due to institutional underdevelopment |
Area E |
Mafia area (institutional conservation, institutional autism) |
There is a rejection of innovation, but high institutional development ensures a low level of risks |
Area G |
Degradation area |
Institutional underdevelopment and rejection of innovation leads to degradation |
Area AC |
Area of conservative development |
Risk and growth indicators are closer to the point of minimum risk than to the point of maximum growth - when managing the territory, the most attention is paid to institutions, not innovation |
Area BD |
Aggressive development area |
Risk and growth indicators are closer to the point of maximum growth than to the point of minimum risk - when managing the territory, the greatest attention is paid to innovation, not institutions |
Area AB |
The area of egalitarian development |
All resources of the territory are involved in development |
Area CD |
Elite development area |
Not all resources of the territory are involved in development, a significant part of the resources are not used (consumed by the elite), but, if necessary, can be directed to increase growth and / or reduce risk |