August 2017
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Regional Economics Theory and Practice
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... Consequently, it may be concluded that the most investments-active regions are those possessing the competitive advantages of "the first-level processing," and especially the greater raw material resource potential, availability of hydrocarbons and other mineral raw material resources. And high export volumes that are conditional, among other things, upon positioning the headquarters of major oil and gas holding companies as well as high levels of development achieved in industrial production in a whole number of regions are largely related to extraction and processing of resources [5]. The outsider regions, in their turn, remain unattractive for institutional and private investors. ...
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August 2017
Regional Economics Theory and Practice