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Methodological and Analyical Provision of Region Monitoring

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  • I.A. Polyakova
  • D.A. Mikhailin
  • V.A. Guzey
  • A.A. Rudyaga

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The article reflects methodological and applied aspects of the quality and completeness of information provided to the monitoring taking into account the level of spatial aggregation.The authors suggest an algorithm on forming informational blocks of monitoring on the region level which allows to implement the functions of the given analytical tool.Furthermore, the article provides the reasons for integrating information within the united methodological and legal area of Russian public statistics in order to form the representative database for regional monitoring and analysis.

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  • I.A. Polyakova & D.A. Mikhailin & V.A. Guzey & A.A. Rudyaga, 2018. "Methodological and Analyical Provision of Region Monitoring," European Research Studies Journal, European Research Studies Journal, vol. 0(Special1), pages 371-376.
    • Handle: RePEc:ers:journl:v:xxi:y:2018:i:special1:p:371-376
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