ECONOMIC GROWTH IN LOW-TECH AND MEDIUM-TECH INDUSTRIES OF THE CROSS-BORDER REGION «BLACK SEA»: LAWS AND PROBLEMS
Rubrics: ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT
Authors:
Type:
Article
Pages:
from 265
to 271
Status:
Published
Received:
27.11.2015
Accepted:
27.11.2015
Published:
27.11.2015
Language:
Russian
Keywords:
economic growth, clustering, cross-border region, innovation, development
Abstract (English):
In the reseach the aprobation of proposed method is done based on the data of the cross-border region «Black Sea» by performing a comprehensive analysis of development of tourist and recreational complex ethnic regions, in the context of innovation development and clustering of economy. The first description of the innovation and clustering economic growth in the tourism industry of the cross-border region is presented. It was found that the growth of the cross-border region "Black Sea" is almost not associated with clustering and innovative development of the tourism industry of the cross-border region "Black Sea", but at the same time there is an absolute relationship with the level of employment in high-tech and medium-tech sectors of high level (0,91); positive relationship with population density (0,73), with business spending on science per capita (0,74), with government spending on science per capita (0,72).
In the reseach the aprobation of proposed method is done based on the data of the cross-border region «Black Sea» by performing a comprehensive analysis of development of tourist and recreational complex ethnic regions, in the context of innovation development and clustering of economy. The first description of the innovation and clustering economic growth in the tourism industry of the cross-border region is presented. It was found that the growth of the cross-border region "Black Sea" is almost not associated with clustering and innovative development of the tourism industry of the cross-border region "Black Sea", but at the same time there is an absolute relationship with the level of employment in high-tech and medium-tech sectors of high level (0,91); positive relationship with population density (0,73), with business spending on science per capita (0,74), with government spending on science per capita (0,72).
Keywords:
economic growth, clustering, cross-border region, innovation, development
economic growth, clustering, cross-border region, innovation, development
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