The Contribution of Post-Industrial New Orders in the Per Capita GDP of Regions of the Far Eastern Federal District

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Abstract

In the present article new results were obtained characterizing the contribution of new orders in the per capita GRP of all the regions located on the territory of the far Eastern Federal district. As the test regions were selected: Kamchatka Krai, Primorsky Krai, Khabarovsk Krai and Amur oblast. The studies were carried out on the basis of the construction of economic models using data of Rosstat and A. Madison. The obtained results attest to the fact that in the studied regions post-industrial technological way of life had spread. According to the calculations of their contribution to the economy of the regions was carried out almost evenly. So in Kamchatka Krai the contribution of the new structures in per capita GRP in 2014 was 620814,84 rubles, which is in turn made up 56.4% of per capita GRP. Consequently, in the economy of the Kamchatka region in the systems of the new technological order is used 5-10% of the resources. According to the data obtained in 2014, the contribution of new orders in per capita GRP of Primorsky Krai reached 181437,49 rubles, accounting for 40.1 % of per capita GRP. Thus, in the economy of Primorsky Krai in the systems of the new technological structures used 5-8% of resources. In Khabarovsk region the contribution of new orders in the per capita GRP in was 2014 287255,14, which accounted for 51.5 % of per capita GRP. This allows to assume that in the economy of the Khabarovsk territory in the systems of the new technological order is used 5-10% of the resources. The contribution of new orders in per capita GRP of the Amur region in 2014 amounted to 124337,62 rubles, which amounted to per capita GRP 31.5 %. Thus at the time of 2014 the economy of the Amur region in the systems of the new technological order is used is 2-6% of the resources.

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