On the Issue of the Industry Modernization in Resource Regions During the Transition to a New Technological Order

he development of industry is the most important task of the regions, since it is the growth of the industrial complex that contributes to improving the overall well-being of the territory's population by creating new jobs, provides conditions for increasing trade turnover and infrastructure development and stimulates the positive dynamics of tax revenues to the budget. Accordingly, a region with a predominance of industrial potential is breaking into a leading position in many socio-economic positions. Currently, the development of industry in the subject of the Russian Federation is directly related to the introduction of a new technological order. However, the transition to a new technological structure of resource-type regions is accompanied by a number of problems. In particular, there remains a contradiction between the need to improve the standard of living of the population of these territories and the predominance of investments in mining over budget expenditures on the social component. Within the framework of the study the main problems preventing the transition of resource regions of the Russian Federation to a new technological order will be studied. The purpose of the study is to identify approaches to solving the problems above and creating conditions for the industry modernization in the resource region during the transition to a new technological order.

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Baikal Research Journal
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2025-04-09
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https://doi.org/10.17150/2411-6262.2025.16(1).330-341
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Engineering and Environmental Studies
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On the Issue of the Industry Modernization in Resource Regions During the Transition to a New Technological Order

Stepan Derevtsov
Baikal Research Journal
Engineering and Environmental Studies
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On the Issue of the Industry Modernization in Resource Regions During the Transition to a New Technological Order

Stepan Derevtsov
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Abstract

he development of industry is the most important task of the regions, since it is the growth of the industrial complex that contributes to improving the overall well-being of the territory's population by creating new jobs, provides conditions for increasing trade turnover and infrastructure development and stimulates the positive dynamics of tax revenues to the budget. Accordingly, a region with a predominance of industrial potential is breaking into a leading position in many socio-economic positions. Currently, the development of industry in the subject of the Russian Federation is directly related to the introduction of a new technological order. However, the transition to a new technological structure of resource-type regions is accompanied by a number of problems. In particular, there remains a contradiction between the need to improve the standard of living of the population of these territories and the predominance of investments in mining over budget expenditures on the social component. Within the framework of the study the main problems preventing the transition of resource regions of the Russian Federation to a new technological order will be studied. The purpose of the study is to identify approaches to solving the problems above and creating conditions for the industry modernization in the resource region during the transition to a new technological order.

Baikal Research JournalVol. 16(1)
Baikal State University (RU)
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Engineering and Environmental Studies
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