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Pages: | 1 | ... | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 | ... | 23 | For this purpose errors of five parameters fromaverage all-Russia level were assessed: period in power of the present chiefexecutive; number of years remaining till next elections; share of votes castin the first rounds of the latest governor’s elections (0 – if they were never held before);numerical evaluation of political preferences (3 – Уgoverning partyФ, 2– УcenterФ, 1– УoppositionФ);numerical evaluation of beyond regional popularity. Legislative power isevaluated by a simple average of an average all-Russia level of its politicalpreferences (5 –УreformativeФ, 4 –УcenterФ, 3 –Уrightist centerФ, 2 – Уleftist centerФ, 1 – УconservativeФ) and the number of years remaining till the nextelections. Then, obtained indices were brought into one with correction factor:executive power index – 0,6, elite index – 0,3, legislative power index – 0,1. Ranking of Russia’s regions by the level ofattractiveness of business climate
Region | Rank | Result |
Moscow city | 1 | 3,00 |
Tyumen oblast | 2 | 2,75 |
Samara oblast | 3 | 1,86 |
Krasnoyarsk krai | 4 | 1,68 |
Sverdlovsk oblast | 5 | 1,66 |
Saint-Petersburg city | 6 | 1,55 |
Republic of Tatarstan | 7 | 1,54 |
Republic ofBashkortostan | 8 | 1,51 |
Perm oblast | 9 | 1,34 |
Irkutsk oblast | 10 | 1,32 |
Nizhny Novgorod oblast | 11 | 1,27 |
Chelyabinsk oblast | 12 | 1,27 |
Moscow oblast | 13 | 1,25 |
Belgorod oblast | 14 | 1,25 |
Kemerovo oblast | 15 | 1,24 |
Krasnodar krai | 16 | 1,22 |
Vologda oblast | 17 | 1,19 |
Republic of Sakha(Yakutia) | 18 | 1,19 |
Rostov oblast | 19 | 1,16 |
Tomsk oblast | 20 | 1,16 |
Omsk oblast | 21 | 1,14 |
Lipetsk oblast | 22 | 1,13 |
Orenburg oblast | 23 | 1,12 |
Republic of Komi | 24 | 1,11 |
Leningrad oblast | 25 | 1,08 |
Region | Rank | Result |
Arkhangelsk oblast | 26 | 1,04 |
Republic of Khakasia | 27 | 1,04 |
Sakhalin oblast | 28 | 1,03 |
Udmurt Republic | 29 | 1,02 |
Kamchatka oblast | 30 | 1,02 |
Yaroslavl oblast | 31 | 1,01 |
Saratov oblast | 32 | 1,01 |
Stavropol krai | 33 | 1,01 |
Primorsky krai | 34 | 1,00 |
Kirov oblast | 35 | 0,99 |
Kursk oblast | 36 | 0,99 |
Tula oblast | 37 | 0,98 |
Voronezh oblast | 38 | 0,98 |
Novosibirsk oblast | 39 | 0,98 |
Vladimir oblast | 40 | 0,96 |
Volgograd oblast | 41 | 0,96 |
Khabarovsk krai | 42 | 0,96 |
Ryazan oblast | 43 | 0,95 |
Ulianovsk oblast | 44 | 0,95 |
Murmansk oblast | 45 | 0,92 |
Novgorod oblast | 46 | 0,92 |
Kaliningrad oblast | 47 | 0,92 |
Kostroma oblast | 48 | 0,91 |
Tver oblast | 49 | 0,90 |
Magadan oblast | 50 | 0,90 |
Chita oblast | 51 | 0,89 |
Penza oblast | 52 | 0,88 |
Amur oblast | 53 | 0,88 |
Smolensk oblast | 54 | 0,86 |
Kurgan oblast | 55 | 0,86 |
Altai krai | 56 | 0,86 |
Kaluga oblast | 57 | 0,83 |
Oryol oblast | 58 | 0,83 |
Republic of Karelia | 59 | 0,82 |
Pskov oblast | 60 | 0,82 |
Astrakhan oblast | 61 | 0,82 |
Chuvash Republic | 62 | 0,81 |
Tambov oblast | 63 | 0,81 |
Republic of Buryatia | 64 | 0,79 |
Bryansk oblast | 65 | 0,78 |
Republic of Altai | 66 | 0,74 |
Republic of Adygea | 67 | 0,73 |
Region | Rank | Result |
Ivanovo oblast | 68 | 0,70 |
Republic of Mariy El | 69 | 0,70 |
Republic of Mordovia | 70 | 0,68 |
Republic of North Osetia -Alania | 71 | 0,68 |
Republic of Dagestan | 72 | 0,67 |
Yevreyskaya AO | 73 | 0,65 |
Republic of Kabardino -Balkaria | 74 | 0,63 |
Republic of Kalmykia | 75 | 0,62 |
Karach-CherkesianRepublic | 76 | 0,58 |
Republic of Tyva | 77 | 0,51 |
19. Industrial dynamics inRussia’sregions*
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Industrial production dynamics in the firsthalf of 1990-s was analyzed in the context of regional features of economicreforms. These features were determined by the following factors:
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