Abstract
The article examines the main directions of regional economic development in the conditions of modern market economy. The experience of developed countries shows that if the state has a socio-economic development policy, the regional development policy is also applied to it. It should be taken into account that economic regions are a territory where different interests and relations are concentrated. In the article shows that the provision of regional socio-economic development is a complex process in relation to different directions of socio-economic development policy. The main reason for this is that the implementation of the regional policy is influenced by a different factors, as well as factors arising from the economic potential of each region. The effectiveness of the country's overall socio-economic development policy depends on the correct implementation of the regional development policy, as well as on the regional territorial structural policy. Regional policy is especially important for the post-soviet countries. It is impossible to generalize the regions taking into account the differences existing in the natural-geographical, socio-demographic, economic and other spheres of individual economic zones. The analysis of the article shows that the mentioned discrepancy led to the formation of serious differences in the location of the leading sectors of the national economy in the regions. Statistical analysis shows that different economic regions, industry, agriculture, etc. they differ from each other in the volume of products produced in important areas. In the article, it was concluded that many problems in the regions do not allow effective use of the existing potential, as well as slow the development of various spheres of the national economy. From this point of view, it is necessary to examine the existing conditions in the regions, many characteristic features and sharp differences in economic development, trends in entrepreneurship development in the regions, ensure balance in economic development, achieve sustainable socio-economic development of the regions. The article identifies the current problems in the implementation of regional economic development in the conditions of the modern market economy, as well as offers and recommendations for their elimination were are given.
Highlights
Regional policy is especially important for the post soviet countries
Statistical analysis shows that different economic regions, industry, agriculture, etc. they differ from each other in the volume of products produced in important areas
The article identifies the current problems in the implementation of regional economic development in the conditions of the modern market economy, as well as offers and recommendations for their elimination were are given
Summary
PUBLICATIONS ON THIS TOPIC Such issues include the effective management of socio economic potential in the regions, the formation of local and regional markets, as well as their infrastructure, the implementation of appropriate investment policies, the proper use of property of various forms of ownership, ensuring the efficient use of local resources, intensifying efficient use of existing potential, etc. It is clear from research that the term "region" means a sector of the country, the national economy, which differs in its natural resources and geographical features. These regions are relatively stable in both production, technical and economic relations. Other authors present the region as an administrative unit of the country, for example, a zone, a province, a city In both cases, a certain area of the country is considered, which is very important for the proportional development and complementary economic growth of these areas. The main factor that creates the interaction between these subsystems is human activity
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