BUDGETARY BALANCING IN THE SUBSIDIARY REGION AS A TOOL TO ENSURE ITS SELF-SUFFICIENT DEVELOPMENT

Abstract

The socio-economic space of the Russian Federation is heterogeneous both in terms of economic development and living standards. On the territory of the state there are many large and small territorial entities, in which the most acute are economic, demographic, ethnic, geopolitical and other problems. Of these, the largest number are subsidized and depressed regions, which have a serious negative impact on the development of the entire economy. The development of a methodology for removing such regions from the state of lag is an important task. In the theory of the regional economy, such territories are usually called problem regions. The main types of problem regions in modern conditions are: lagging (subsidized and depressed), crisis, as well as regions of special strategic importance. The creation of a stable and developing society and the development of the state economy is impossible without solving the issue of interregional differences and lagging in the development of individual regions. In this regard, the task of stabilizing the economies of the regions, the state of which is assessed as subsidized and depressive, and determining the transition to a stable state of their economies, becomes especially urgent. The definition of new approaches to the study of the socio-economic development of the regions is important, because the modern environment is presented as a multilayer subordinate entity, which is in a constant process of improvement. To identify trends, it is necessary to form a methodological basis for the search and identification of driving forces interacting in the socio-economic system, which is a priority for the process of managing regional development.