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Special economic zones as an instrument to enhance international cooperation in the economic conditions imposed sanctions

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  • BURTSEVA TATIANA

    (Kaluga State University, named by K.E. Tsiolkovsky, Moscow Engineering Physics Institute, Kaluga Branch Financial University under the Government of Russia)

  • SHUGAR VALERIYA

    (The National Research Nuclear University MEPhI)

Abstract

The article considers the role of special economic zones in the conditions imposed sanctions. We analyzed the number of residents, including foreign ones, as well as the amount of their investment. We studied the special economic zones of tourist-type as a tool to enhance the attractiveness of the country and the region in particular.

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  • Burtseva Tatiana & Shugar Valeriya, 2015. "Special economic zones as an instrument to enhance international cooperation in the economic conditions imposed sanctions," International Journal of Innovative Technologies in Economy, CyberLeninka;ROSTranse Trade F Z C, issue 2 (2), pages 24-26.
    • Handle: RePEc:scn:033054:16525134
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