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PATTERNS OF DIFFERENT ECONOMIC SECTORS DEVELOPMENT FOR FORMATION OF NEW INDUSTRIES
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The process of forming new industries contributes to the resource regionВ’s promotion to a higher level of competitiveness. A wide range of strategic analysis tools was used to develop an algorithm for territorial and sectoral development based on two major global trends. They are the transformation of production and technological chains, and new organizational forms of regional development that support and accompany these processes. The revealed patterns of the spatial and branch development of the resource region are the basic prerequisites for the formation of new industries of the regional innovation ecosystem. They lead to the activation of clustering processes, cluster development considered as a source of competitiveness and a tool of regional industrial policy. The emphasis is on sources of competitiveness of new industries in the region: expanding the integration capabilities of its ecosystem and integrating it into international and national technological initiatives. As a result, the rigorous assessment system for new industries development in the priority areas of technological development and their positioning in the regionВ’s economy, considering the specific potential of the resources is proposed. The approach to determining additional integration effects from ecosystem interactions is tested on Krasnoyarsk Krai.
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