Abstract
An indirect approach to assessing interregional movement of financial resources is presented. Possibilities for analyzing the regional investment potential are found using the indicators of gross profit and gross mixed income from national accounts statistics and the estimated indicator of potential investment resources that is generated based on several sections of regional statistics. Similar results have been obtained that also point to an increased regional financial potential during intense economic growth. A special factor for assessing the investment position of different regions and industries was generated based on the sender-addressee principle. The behavior of this coefficient allows one to assess the potential extent and direction of interregional redistribution of investment resources.
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