Headings of the journal
"Economics and Management"

Annotation: The subject of the study is the financial and economic sustainability of the region, which is a prerequisite for the further development of the regional system in the context of Western sanctions and other external threats. The study is aimed at assessing the financial sustainability of a particular region based on the system of indicators developed by the author. The methodological basis of the study is a systematic approach to the assessment and a sustainable relationship between indicators and elements of financial sustainability. Scientific novelty lies in the forming of a system of indicators that make it possible to assess the financial sustainability of the subject of the Russian Federation. An assessment of the financial and economic sustainability of the Ryazan region in accordance with the author’s approach is presented. An integrated approach to ensuring the sustainability of the region is outlined with the designation of specific tools and directions for the development of territories. The experience of ensuring the sustainability of the Ryazan region, based on the principles of inter-territorial interaction, in modern conditions of external threats, is presented. Scientific and practical significance lies in the versatility and accessibility of use for assessing the sustainability of the region of the author’s scorecard.

Annotation: Effective urbanization serves as a pivotal indicator for advancing socio-economic development. While developed nations have realized this objective successfully, propelled by advancements in the electrical sector, South Asian countries face hindrances, primarily limited access to electricity. This study delves into the impact of government policies on electricity concerning urban development, utilizing panel data spanning from 1996 to 2021. Apply- ing the Pooled Mean Group (PMG) regression method, the research discerns electricity’s substantial influence on the urbanization process in South Asian countries. Additionally, it uncovers the positive correlation between government expenditures and urban development, despite the detrimental effects of government employees’ ef- ficiency and monetary policies. These detriments are linked to skill shortages, corruption, and inadequate future development planning. To facilitate urbanization progress, South Asian governments must prioritize enhancing electricity access, improving employee efficiency, and adjusting monetary policies. This strategic approach can pave the way for accelerated urban development and comprehensive socio-economic growth.

Annotation: The problem of implementing the chosen model of socio-economic policy of the state is relevant today, which determines the need to study foreign experience in this area. The purpose of the research is to identify the features of the implementation system of the socio-economic policy model of China, as an example of a state with the highest rates of economic growth. The main method of research is the analysis of predicting and planning documents defining the content of China’s socio-economic policy, as well as the features of building direct and feedback channels between all elements of the system. As a result of the conducted research, the features of the implementation system of the socio-economic policy model of China are formulated, with the clarification of the features in the field of forecasting and planning, and the specifics of communication channels between the elements of the socio-economic policy implementation system are highlighted. The formulated results of the study can be used to improve the system of implementation of the model of socio-economic policy of the Russian Federation. The significance of the presented work lies in the study of foreign experience in building an effective system for implementing the chosen model of socio-economic policy of the state.

Annotation: The modern development of the agro-industrial complex of the country is inextricably linked with the transition to innovative technologies using high-performance machines and equipment. Under the conditions of sanctions restrictions in the field of production of means of production, a significant transformation is taking place for the entire agricultural sector of the economy, in which priority is directed to the radical reconstruction of existing enterprises and the construction of new plants. The article describes the existing conditions of functioning and ways to improve the material and technological base of the agro-industrial complex of Russia, taking into account the historical experience of privatization of fixed assets at the initial stage of reforming the tractor industry. The main indicators of the provision of domestic agriculture with tractors and other machine-building products are analyzed. The assessment of the dependence of the agro-industrial complex of Russia on the import of machinery and equipment from Western countries is presented. The cyclical nature of agricultural development requires the adoption of a system of measures to eliminate the resulting imbalances between imports and exports. The role of the state in investment and regulatory services of business entities is presented. Separate directions of development of material and technological base on the basis of import substitution and more rational use of own resources of rural economy growth are considered.

Annotation: In thirty years, modern China has evolved from an agrarian country to a dynamic digital power. During this time, the digital transformation has affected various domains of Chinese society, thus drawing the attention of experts from all over the world. However, there is still no consensus in economic scholarship on how to assess China’s digital economy model, which makes it difficult to perceive it holistically. The article considers and summarizes the main methodologies for assessing China’s digital economy. An attempt is made to summarize the characteristics and features of the Chinese digital economy model at the present stage. Applying both quantitative and qualitative methods of comparative analysis, the author concludes that the evolution of China’s model of digital economy suffers from the “developmental disease” and faces many of the difficulties typical of developing countries. At the same time, it seems that the Chinese experience of planning and managing the digitalization of economy may be useful for Russia when considering the issue of shifting to the sixth technological mode of economy.