Abstract
The sustainability of an industrial region is rooted in the sustainability of the production process itself. Industrial production is strictly focused on the product, which plays a crucial role in production structure. The instability of production is associated with the delta-result, which should be the subject of scientific research. The delta rule is the difference between the result and the product. It categorically grasps the source of instability of the region’s production and industrial development as a whole. The interaction of material production and science, as an ideal production, provides the most optimal conditions for managing the complete result of an industrial region’s life activity. The article presents the rationale for using the delta-result assessment methodology in the analysis of sustainable development of the region, including the processes of goal-setting and sustainable development. The work results can be used to improve the efficiency of management of both industrial enterprises and institutions carrying out sectoral or territorial regulation.
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