The article briefly describes the views of some contemporary Western "neoderminists" regarding the spatial structure of the Russian economy, including that of Siberia. The author offers scientific criticism of the role of the concept of "spatial misallocation" in the development of a...

The article proposes a monitoring procedure that helps to gather information about the efficiency of regional innovation processes.

The article presents a macroeconomic equilibrium model in which aggregate demand and aggregate supply are considered not in relation to the price level, as is traditionally done, but in terms of functions dependent on the average tax rate. The concepts of optimal and equilibrium tax rates are...

The author analyzes projections of population migration hypotheses assuming net migration inflows to Russia at the current level of about 350,000 people per year, as well as at the levels of 50,000 and 900,000 people per year. Migration hypotheses are combined with hypotheses of future fertility...

The article offers a new definition of corruption and classifies the types of corruption faced by both domestic and foreign businesses in Russia. The article gives Russian and foreign companies practical recommendations for building anticorruption strategies.

When the Western Siberia oil and gas fields made their appearance on the world map in the 1960s, the event was hailed as the discovery of the century. However, to develop the enormous hydrocarbon reserves, just in the northern part of Tyumen oblast, in the taiga, bogs, and tundra, it was...

In this interview, Academician Abel Aganbegian assesses the implementation of the program to create the Western Siberia oil and gas complex from a contemporary point of view.

The author discusses the problem of balancing labor supply and demand in various sectors and regions.

The author analyzes the direction of the new phase of introducing the ideas of subsidiary government into Russian life.