Abstract
The article examines China's experience in applying fiscal contracts to stimulate the economic growth of its provinces and analyzes their potential to stimulate regional development in Russia. Using agent-based modeling implemented in the NetLogo digital environment, various fiscal schemes are considered, their impact on tax revenues and budget obligations of regions. Despite the fact that the model itself is imitative in nature, the agent-based approach used in it allows us to assess the impact of these schemes on tax revenues and budget obligations of regions. Based on the results of emulation experiments, optimal schemes are identified to maximize regional budget revenues, while maintaining a certain share of central budget revenues in consolidated budget revenues. The work highlights the importance of balancing the interests of central and regional governments and offers recommendations for the development of fiscal strategies in Russia aimed at stimulating economic growth and sustainable development.
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