IMPORT SUBSTITUTION: WHY THE PROCESS OF IMPORT SUBSTITUTION SHOULD BE CONTINUOUS, QUASI- DETERMINISTIC AND OPTIMAL

This article provides an analysis of the most common methods for assessing the competitiveness of regions in Russia and abroad.The author identified the strengths and weaknesses of the considered methods, and also derived a general algorithm for assessing regional competitiveness.

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2024-12-11
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https://doi.org/10.34660/inf.2022.21.81.004
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Economic Theory and Policy
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IMPORT SUBSTITUTION: WHY THE PROCESS OF IMPORT SUBSTITUTION SHOULD BE CONTINUOUS, QUASI- DETERMINISTIC AND OPTIMAL

G.N. Khubaev
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Economic Theory and Policy
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IMPORT SUBSTITUTION: WHY THE PROCESS OF IMPORT SUBSTITUTION SHOULD BE CONTINUOUS, QUASI- DETERMINISTIC AND OPTIMAL

G.N. Khubaev
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Abstract

This article provides an analysis of the most common methods for assessing the competitiveness of regions in Russia and abroad.The author identified the strengths and weaknesses of the considered methods, and also derived a general algorithm for assessing regional competitiveness.

Rostov State University of Economics (RU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 59%
Economic Theory and Policy
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