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MODEL OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE RUSSIAN ARCTIC MICRO-TERRITORY
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The model of human activity in spheres of vital activity is presented. The social, industrial and ecological spheres of human activity in the Arctic micro-territory were chosen. The model in the formalized form is a system of six econometric equations. As the Arctic micro-territory, the Nenets region of the Russian Federation was chosen. Each sphere of human activity is estimated by indicators. The human development potential is assessed by the human development index. The notion of sustainable development in the Arctic micro-territory according to the spheres of human activity is given. With sustainable development, the change in the indices of various spheres of human activity leads to the expansion of the potential of human development. Each equation of the system of six equations is represented by an ADL- model. The ADL-model shows the dependence of the endogenous indicator of human activity on current and previous values of the influence of the structure of time series.
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