METHODOLOGICAL FRAMEWORK FOR THE STUDY OF SUSTAINABLE RURAL DEVELOPMENT IN RURAL AGGLOMERATION

DOI 10.33305/2312-89

Issue № 12, 2023, article № 10, pages 89-96

Section: Development of rural territories

Language: Russian

Original language title: МЕТОДОЛОГИЧЕСКИЕ ОСНОВЫ ИССЛЕДОВАНИЯ УСТОЙЧИВОГО РАЗВИТИЯ СЕЛЬСКИХ ТЕРРИТОРИЙ В УСЛОВИЯХ СЕЛЬСКОЙ АГЛОМЕРАЦИИ

Keywords: RURAL AREAS, SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT, RESEARCH METHODOLOGY, RURAL AGGLOMERATION, BEHAVIORAL MODEL, INTEGRATION CHANGES, LEAST SQUARE METHOD

Abstract: The article is devoted to methodological aspects aimed at the sustainable development of rural areas and the study of ongoing processes in agglomeration conditions. The economic feasibility of creating a rural agglomeration is justified by obtaining an agglomeration effect. A model is proposed, which is based on indicators confirmed by statistical data characterizing the economic entities of the rural area and taking into account the data obtained in the conditions of the agglomeration. This is the basis for building a basic regression model, taking into account the dynamics of indicators, using the least squares method, without changes in the integration process. The development of rural agglomerations presented by the model is based on advantages containing positive integration changes. The obtained data indicate that when creating and developing agglomeration, the response of growth as a result of changes is unidirectional. To assess the effectiveness of rural agglomeration, factors affecting the final result are identified, the direction of management actions that increase the overall efficiency of management is determined and a system is built that allows for sustainable socio-economic development. Based on the above, we conclude that the built regression model, taking into account the dynamics of the development of changes in the inertial phase, using the least squares method, will make it possible to establish the orientation of management actions that ensure the sustainable development of rural areas as part of the rural agglomeration. Building a Behavioral Model Outside of Integration

Authors: KHaritonov Aleksei Viktorovich, Kosinskii Petr Dmitrievich