Abstract
In this study, we consider the highly relevant and, to a large extent, the debatable problem of the investment attractiveness of the subsoil use sphere and, above all, the investment attractiveness of mining enterprises. At the same time, attention is drawn to the fact that the development of mineral resources, unlike any other type of production activity, has its own specifics. It consists primarily in the fact that, along with such factors of production as capital and labor, which constitute the material basis of all production, the most important factor of production inherent in subsoil use is the subsoil itself. And it is their qualitative condition that determines to a large extent the results of the economic activity of mining enterprises. It is clear that without a comprehensive theoretical analysis of the role of the natural factor in the production process, as well as other objective and subjective factors, it is practically impossible to create a reliable theoretical basis for the development of practical measures, the implementation of which could significantly improve the investment attractiveness of extractive activities. Particular attention is paid to the methodology and methods for identifying and differentiating by specific signs specific barrier and restrictive factors that are considered in the investment process in the form of an unsystematic component of investment risk. It is shown that the results of a study of the nature of the influence of industry-specific factors on investment attractiveness are the basis for the development of specific measures to eliminate or minimize barriers to investment.
Highlights
The appeal to this problem is caused by a number of circumstances: firstly, the need to implement strategic national priorities formulated in a number of official federal documents
As noted above, the objects of our attention are mining enterprises that carry out a specific type of activity, the solution to the problem of increasing their investment attractiveness necessitates the use of a methodological approach “from the general to the particular and from it to the individual”
We consider the investment attractiveness of the enterprise from the position: firstly, of the general that is characteristic of this economic category, regardless of what industry the enterprise belongs to; secondly, that special that distinguishes the specifics of the industry; and, thirdly, of the separate one that distinguishes an enterprise engaged in a specific type of mining activity
Summary
The appeal to this problem is caused by a number of circumstances: firstly, the need to implement strategic national priorities formulated in a number of official federal documents. That the specifics of extractive activities cannot but affect their content and the special nature of their influence on the attractiveness of extractive enterprises
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