The authors argue that the imbalance in the modern economic development of the central (capital) and peripheral regions of modern Russia is reduced to antagonism between the processes of their industrialization and deindustrialization. To... more
The authors argue that the imbalance in the modern economic development of the central (capital) and peripheral regions of modern Russia is reduced to antagonism between the processes of their industrialization and deindustrialization. To investigate this antagonism, the authors have employed an advance coefficient, which is the ratio of the rate of industrial and agricultural growth to the rate of growth in Gross Regional Product, with the study’s scope including Dagestan, the North Caucasus and Russia as a whole.
