the estimation of the regions’ efficiency of the russian federation including the intellectual capital, the characteristics of readiness for innovation, level of well-being, and quality of life
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Abstract
On the basis of the authors’ methodology, the models of productive potential of the Russian Federation regions, including estimations
of intellectual capital, were constructed. It is shown that characteristics of well-being level and quality of life make a significant impact
on the regional production’s efficiency. The characteristics of regions’ readiness to innovate are identified, it is possible to name it as a
factor of production’s efficiency. It is shown that the inclusion of different factors of efficiency in the production potential model can
significantly increase the differentiation of technical efficiency estimates, besides these estimates and their grades depend on a set of
efficiency’s factors. On the basis of a comparison of real GRP and boundary GRP ratings, it is identified locally effective regions with
a relatively high estimation of efficiency among regions with similar amounts of GRP and locally ineffective regions. It is calculated
marginal effects of influence of the efficiency’s factors on the result of industrial activity in the region. It seems constructively to use these
estimates while analyzing the prospects for regions’ development, which is based on the possibility of targeting impact on controllable
efficiency’s factors. The article is also offered the option of methodology of the public policy efficiency estimation on the knowledge
economy formation — an agent-based model for Russia, which is learning the “knowledge economy” sector and considering their
relationship with the rest of the macroeconomic system.
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| Authors | ;Valeriy Leonidovich Makarov;Sergey Arutyunovich Ayvazyan;Mikhail Yuryevich Afanasyev ;Albert Raufovich Bakhtizin;Ashkhen Mardirosovna Nanavyan |
| Journal | politikon |
| Year | 2014 |
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10.17059/2014-4-1
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