PERSPECTIVE MODEL OF AGRARIAN AND INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX DEVELOPMENT FOR THE BENEFIT OF ENSURING ECOLOGICAL SAFETY OF THE INDUSTRIAL REGION

Issue № 11, 2017, article № 3, pages 17-21

Section: Problems of efficient management

Language: Russian

Original language title: ПЕРСПЕКТИВНАЯ МОДЕЛЬ РАЗВИТИЯ АПК В ИНТЕРЕСАХ ОБЕСПЕЧЕНИЯ ЭКОЛОГИЧЕСКОЙ БЕЗОПАСНОСТИ ПРОМЫШЛЕННОГО РЕГИОНА

Keywords: REGIONAL ECONOMY, DEVELOPMENT OF AGRICULTURAL TERRITORIES, AGRO-INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX, ECOLOGICAL SAFETY

Abstract: Ecological safety is one of global modern problems. Development of the real sector of economy during the post-crisis period has increased the importance of industrial regions in growth of national economic systems. The growing demand for industrial output is followed by increase in consumption of natural resources and industrial wastes of production. It strengthens a problem of ensuring ecological safety in industrial regions. The working hypothesis of a research is in the assumption that the problem of ecological safety is sharply shown in industrial regions of modern Russia. Development of agriculture allows solving this problem. The purpose of article consists in development of perspective model of development of agriculture in the industrial region for ensuring its ecological safety. The method of the correlation analysis by means of which communication between a cumulative share of the industry and agriculture in structure of a gross regional product (gross value added) of regions of Russia and their industrial and ecological indexes is estimated is used. The conclusion is drawn that the trajectory of development of industrial regions in modern Russia is unstable. The developed perspective model of development of the industrial region for ensuring its ecological safety allows to reorient business activity on agriculture which is characterized the low capacity of non-renewable natural resources and energy and smaller harmful production wastes. It defines preference of model for practical application.

Authors: Ragulina IUliia Viacheslavovna