Ivanovo, Russian Federation
The article aims to comparative analysis of strategies of socio-economic development of 2 subjects of the Russian Federation - the Tver and Tula regions, scenarios of development with regard to influence of Moscow agglomeration. The authors analyze strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats related to the proximity of the regions to Moscow and the Moscow region as reflected in the SWOT analysis of the regions. The paper considers advantages of implementing interregional infrastructure projects for each of the regions; highlights the role of investments, including foreign ones and the advantages of cluster regional development. Also the paper summarizes the analysis of the impact of the proximity of Moscow agglomeration on the socio-economic development of the 8 constituent entities of the Russian Federation outlined in three articles.
REGIONAL COMPETITIVENESS, COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES OF THE REGION, INTEGRATION RESOURCE OF THE REGION, STRATEGY OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE REGION, SWOT-ANALYSIS, FOREIGN INVESTMENTS, INNOVATIONS, MOSCOW AGGLOMERATION
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