Abstract
The article discusses the balanced scorecard as a method that allows an area’s investment attractiveness to be evaluated with account of the interests and information needs of all stakeholders in an investment chain. With regard to regions constituting the Russian Federation’s Arctic Zone, the balanced scorecard uses as its underlying indicators 1) availability of natural resources, 2) manufacturing and financial performance, 3) political, economic and social situation, and 4) growth prospects. The article further provides the rationale for the expediency of the balanced scorecard method as a tool for ranking the Russian Arctic regions’ investment appeal with account of investing actors’ interests.
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