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Classification of Business Ecosystemsof the Russian Territory Bordering China

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The theory of business ecosystems is becoming more and more popular in modern economic science, there is more and more applied research ofbusiness ecosystems in individual industries and territories. At the same time, there is no unified classification of business ecosystems in modern economic science. The works of Russian and foreign scientists mention digital ecosystems, technological ecosystems, communication ecosystems, but they are all considered in the sectoraland/orcross-sectoral context, without any connection with a specific territory. Thus, despite the initially ecological primary source of the concept of «ecosystem», the territorial aspect of business ecosystems is insufficiently studied, in our opinion. The article provides a classification of business ecosystems of the Russian border with China on the basis of a systemic economic approach for further study, forecasting and management of socioeconomic ecosystems of business in border areas.

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Handle: RePEc:cvt:journl:y::id:152
DOI: 10.24182/2073-6258-2020-19-4-43-51
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