FEATURES OF INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE REGIONS
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https://doi.org/10.55640/Keywords:
regional development, industrial policy, clustering, innovation economy, diversification, labor resources, infrastructure, investment, economic sustainability.Abstract
This article provides an in-depth scientific analysis of industrial development across regions. It examines macro- and microeconomic factors of territorial growth, geographic distribution of resources, infrastructure, energy supply, labor market conditions, and investment policies influencing industrial production. The paper further explores the formation of regional industrial clusters, structural diversification, innovation-driven development, export potential, and environmental constraints. The findings contribute to offering scientifically grounded recommendations for sustainable and balanced industrial development at the regional level.
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