2019Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Economics, Management, Law and Education (EMLE 2019)Open access

The Problems of Defining the Development Directions for the Territories Comprising a Large Urban Agglomeration*

Konstantin Getmantsev, Tatyana Myasnikova, В.А. Отарова, Yuri I. Treschevsky

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The article studies the issues of evaluating the economic role of individual territories comprising a large urban agglomeration.By the example of the Krasnodar urban agglomeration and its constituent entitythe Dinskoy District, the authors attempt to identify the processes, threats and opportunities caused by the agglomeration's influence on the rural area.

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The article studies the issues of evaluating the economic role of individual territories comprising a large urban agglomeration.By the example of the Krasnodar urban agglomeration and its constituent entitythe Dinskoy District, the authors attempt to identify the processes, threats and opportunities caused by the agglomeration's influence on the rural area.

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The article studies the issues of evaluating the economic role of individual territories comprising a large urban agglomeration.By the example of the Krasnodar urban agglomeration and its constituent entitythe Dinskoy District, the authors attempt to identify the processes, threats and opportunities caused by the agglomeration's influence on the rural area.

Key concepts: Economies of agglomeration, Economic geography, Urban agglomeration, Computer science, Regional science, Geography, Economic growth, Economics

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