FEDERAL ANALYSIS OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE REGIONS OF MODERN RUSSIA
V.V. Smirnov
Chuvash State University named after I.N. Ulyanova, Cheboksary, Russian Federation
Keywords: аттрактор федеративного государства, баланс региональных интересов, бюджетная централизация, возможности развития, капиталистическая общественно-экономическая формация, момент власти, принципы меризма, экономика региона, attractor of federal state, balance of regional interests, budget centralization, possibilities of development, capitalistic economic formation of society, moment of power, principles of merism, economy of region
Abstract
The purpose of the paper is studying the possibility of economic development of Russian regions in modern federal state. The research is based on a system approach using the methods of descriptive statistics and cluster analysis. The article revealed the incomprehension of federalism as a system tool of development of economy of Russian regions. The federation is related to a political keynote - the moment of power. At that, the priority of merism principles in structure of a state is emphasized, with simplification of national economy and strengthening the role of central authority and dependence of Russia on the technologies of economy capitalization, in favor of budget centralization. The paper shows the place of Russian economy in the world economy in the conditions of acceptance of capitalism as the basis of economic formation of society. Following the results of the federative analysis of economic development of Russian regions the attractor of federative framework - the Republic of Crimea and anti-attractor - the Republic of Dagestan were revealed. The Kaluga Region and Tambov Region were defined as the linking entities of the Federation, while the Nenets Autonomous District and Khanty-Mansy Autonomous Region - Yugra were defined as the separating ones. The results of the research expand the field of knowledge regarding federative framework of the state and point at the possibilities of its integrity maintenance in the course of dynamic economic development of the entities, by forming new competencies for managerial decision making regarding maintenance of stability of the balance of regional interests in internal and foreign policy.
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