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ALLOCATION THEORIES, NEW ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY AND AGGLOMERATIONS IN THE CITIES AND REGIONS OF RUSSIA
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The aim of the study is to supplement the theses of the allocation theories and new eco-nomic geography of results the analysis of the agglomerative processes dynamics in the cities and regions of Russia. To achieve this goal the analysis of the studies on this issue was conducted, we presented theoretical back-ground, the analysis of the dynamics of agglomerative processes in Russian cities and regions was also held, and we made the appropriate conclusions. The reported study was supported by RFBR, research project No 15-36-20012
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