Analysis of strategic directions of development of the Subcarpathian economic region

Abstract

The purpose of the article is to determine the strategic directions of development of the economic region of Subcarpathia. It is emphasized that behavioral, neoclassical and systematic approaches have had the greatest scientific influence on the modern form of strategic management. When considering the prerequisites for the development of modern regions, much attention was paid to the economic development of the environment, as well as the role of man and his entrepreneurial predisposition, which can become a stimulating element of development in this area. The environment is seen as a society with resources that can be transferred, modified, supplemented, etc. It is endowed with a culture, a vision of development, as well as resources such as the natural environment, social competence, and capital. to determine the strategic directions of development of the subcarpathian economic region, we used the methods of assessing the opportunities and risks of strengths and weaknesses - tows / swot. The author analyzes the results of the research that answers the main questions that arise when choosing the most effective ways to develop the region. It is emphasized that the risks that arise in the region may be aggravated by the outflow of highly qualified and educated personnel from the region, as well as a weak network of business environment institutions. These factors can significantly limit the propensity of investors to locate their businesses in this part of the country. The final part of the study concerns possible directions of economic development of the economic region in the light of the results of empirical research in the Subcarpathian region. The consolidation and development of the positive trends noted by the author can promote the Subcarpathian Voivodeship to a higher level of development among the moderately developed regions of not only Poland, but also the EU countries. At the same time, the author points out many problems of an economic, social and geographical nature and suggests the possibility of solving them in the coming years.