Natalia Zubarevich
Biographic Data
| ID | 6801385 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Natalia Zubarevich |
| GIVEN NAMES | Natalia |
| FAMILY NAME | Zubarevich |
| SIGNATURE | ZUBAREVICH N |
| AFFILIATIONS | Lomonosov Moscow State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4693-8163 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Interregional Inequality in Russia and Post-Soviet Countries in the 21st Century
The article analyzes the level and dynamics of interregional inequality in Russia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Belarus versus other European countries based on data from official statistics of CIS countries (1995–2022) and Eurostat (2011–2022). The Gini coefficient, weighted by population and normalized depending on the number of territorial units, is used as the main assessment parameter. In Belarus and European Union countries, the level of int…
Fiscal Differentiation of Russian Regions
Measurement of the budget differentiation of regions for 2006–2022 revealed a complex and heterogeneous picture. There was a shift in the distribution of taxes between the levels of the budget system in favor of the federal budget. However, the reduction in the tax base of more developed regions did not lead to a significant reduction in inequality in budget revenues. There is no general trend in the dynamics of various taxes: in terms of income …
Opportunities for Decentralization in a Pandemic Year
In the year of the pandemic, assistance to Russian regional budgets increased by more than 1.5 times, which ensured an increase in budget revenues in the vast majority of regions, but led to a significant increase in dependence on federal assistance. In the structure of aid, the share of targeted transfers (subsidies and subventions) increased, so the possibility of maneuvering budget resources for regions has decreased. Regions are forced to spe…
Russian Regions in the Acute Phase of the Coronavirus Crisis
The article examines the dynamics of the socioeconomic development of the Russian regions and the state of their budgets in the acute phase of the coronavirus crisis in April–May 2020. Differences in the rate of decline are revealed, due not only to the severity of quarantine measures, which affected the consumption indicators, but also the structure of the regional economy, which strongly influenced the industrial production dynamics and budget …
People and Money
Macroeconomic dynamics affects regional population incomes and the poverty level: positive changes in the regional distribution of these indicators slowed in the 2010s, and during the 2014–2017 crisis, there was a negative trend, which was more appreciable in the poverty level. Income dynamics has a stronger effect on consumption patterns and a weaker effect on the financial behavior of the population. The share of food expenditures declined in a…
Concentration of the Population and the Economy in the Capitals of Post-Soviet Countries
The paper examines factors and trends of concentration of the population and economy in the capitals of 11 countries of the former Soviet Union. Differences in population concentration dynamics over the post-Soviet period have been identified: partial deconcentration during the crisis-stricken 1990s and accelerated concentration since the 2000s. Strong differences in the concentration of the economy, industry, and investments in these capitals ar…
Crises in post-Soviet Russia
The paper analyzes the factors and trends of the Russian crises of 1990–2010 and their impact on the economic development of regions, the labor market and personal income, and the state of regional budgets. It considers the factors and dynamics of the crisis of 2014–2015 and its difference from previous ones: the conditionality by internal barriers of development with the subsequent influence of external factors, the slower downturn in industry, …
Transformation of the rural settlement pattern and social services network in rural areas
The changes in the rural settlement structure in Russia from 1959 to 2010 are considered. The key trend, namely, polarization of the network, rapid growth in the number of the smallest settlements, and slight growth in the number of the largest ones, accompanied by the simultaneous erosion of small and medium settlements, is revealed. The effects of natural, economic, and migration factors, as well as the position relative to major cities, are sh…
Cities as the Centers for the Modernization of the Economy and Human Capital
Russian urban areas still bear the marks of Soviet-era planning and have not been allowed to develop organically to meet the needs of a new kind of society. Artificially attempting to aggregate urban areas and continuing the barriers to local self-determination in urban development are damaging Russia's economic and social future
Regional inequality in large post-soviet countries
This article highlights the factors of differentiated socio-economic development by region and methodological approaches to measuring regional inequality. The analysis of the level of inequality has been implemented for three CIS countries: Russia, Ukraine, and Kazakhstan, which made it possible to identify similarities in trends of economic divergence and differences in social inequality, determined by state policy of the countries in question
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Содержание Александр Олегович Крыштановский..................................................................4Вступительное слово главного редактора .................................................................5 ИнтервьюРичард Сведберг (перевод М.С.Добряковой) ............................................................8 Новые текстыКалимуллин Т.Р.Российский рынок диссертационных услуг (начало)
Regional inequality in large post-soviet countries
This article highlights the factors of differentiated socio-economic development by region and methodological approaches to measuring regional inequality. The analysis of the level of inequality has been implemented for three CIS countries: Russia, Ukraine, and Kazakhstan, which made it possible to identify similarities in trends of economic divergence and differences in social inequality, determined by state policy of the countries in question
Cities as the Centers for the Modernization of the Economy and Human Capital
Russian urban areas still bear the marks of Soviet-era planning and have not been allowed to develop organically to meet the needs of a new kind of society. Artificially attempting to aggregate urban areas and continuing the barriers to local self-determination in urban development are damaging Russia's economic and social future
Transformation of the rural settlement pattern and social services network in rural areas
The changes in the rural settlement structure in Russia from 1959 to 2010 are considered. The key trend, namely, polarization of the network, rapid growth in the number of the smallest settlements, and slight growth in the number of the largest ones, accompanied by the simultaneous erosion of small and medium settlements, is revealed. The effects of natural, economic, and migration factors, as well as the position relative to major cities, are sh…
Crises in post-Soviet Russia
The paper analyzes the factors and trends of the Russian crises of 1990–2010 and their impact on the economic development of regions, the labor market and personal income, and the state of regional budgets. It considers the factors and dynamics of the crisis of 2014–2015 and its difference from previous ones: the conditionality by internal barriers of development with the subsequent influence of external factors, the slower downturn in industry, …
Concentration of the Population and the Economy in the Capitals of Post-Soviet Countries
The paper examines factors and trends of concentration of the population and economy in the capitals of 11 countries of the former Soviet Union. Differences in population concentration dynamics over the post-Soviet period have been identified: partial deconcentration during the crisis-stricken 1990s and accelerated concentration since the 2000s. Strong differences in the concentration of the economy, industry, and investments in these capitals ar…
People and Money
Macroeconomic dynamics affects regional population incomes and the poverty level: positive changes in the regional distribution of these indicators slowed in the 2010s, and during the 2014–2017 crisis, there was a negative trend, which was more appreciable in the poverty level. Income dynamics has a stronger effect on consumption patterns and a weaker effect on the financial behavior of the population. The share of food expenditures declined in a…
Russian Regions in the Acute Phase of the Coronavirus Crisis
The article examines the dynamics of the socioeconomic development of the Russian regions and the state of their budgets in the acute phase of the coronavirus crisis in April–May 2020. Differences in the rate of decline are revealed, due not only to the severity of quarantine measures, which affected the consumption indicators, but also the structure of the regional economy, which strongly influenced the industrial production dynamics and budget …
Opportunities for Decentralization in a Pandemic Year
In the year of the pandemic, assistance to Russian regional budgets increased by more than 1.5 times, which ensured an increase in budget revenues in the vast majority of regions, but led to a significant increase in dependence on federal assistance. In the structure of aid, the share of targeted transfers (subsidies and subventions) increased, so the possibility of maneuvering budget resources for regions has decreased. Regions are forced to spe…
Fiscal Differentiation of Russian Regions
Measurement of the budget differentiation of regions for 2006–2022 revealed a complex and heterogeneous picture. There was a shift in the distribution of taxes between the levels of the budget system in favor of the federal budget. However, the reduction in the tax base of more developed regions did not lead to a significant reduction in inequality in budget revenues. There is no general trend in the dynamics of various taxes: in terms of income …
Interregional Inequality in Russia and Post-Soviet Countries in the 21st Century
The article analyzes the level and dynamics of interregional inequality in Russia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Belarus versus other European countries based on data from official statistics of CIS countries (1995–2022) and Eurostat (2011–2022). The Gini coefficient, weighted by population and normalized depending on the number of territorial units, is used as the main assessment parameter. In Belarus and European Union countries, the level of int…
Economics (10 works) · Regional Socio-Economic Development Trends (8 works) · Political science (7 works) · Economic growth (5 works) · Finance (5 works) · Inequality (4 works) · Population (4 works) · Socioeconomic and Demographic Analysis (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Development economics (3 works)