A Regional Approach to Industrial Restructuring in the Tomsk Region, Russian Federation [electronic resource] /
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.
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Paris : OECD Publishing,
1998.
Tomsk is one of the oldest established centres of industry and learning in the Russian Federation. The city of Tomsk and its surrounding region now face challenging economic and resource utilisation problems. These must be overcome if the pace of development is to be quickened and deepened. At the invitation of the regional authorities, the OECD’s Centre for Co-operation with the Economies in Transition, organised a conference in Tomsk on a regional approach to industrial restructuring in June 1997. It received special support from the Institute for Advanced Studies of Vienna. This report presents the economic assessment, conference conclusions and recommendations. It will be of particular use to potential investors, businesses and other specialists interested in the opportunities arising from reforms underway in the economy of one of Russia’s oldest regions. The publication notably provides an overview of the Tomsk regional economy and its main sectors, with an examination of key regional and federal policy issues, and investment provisions.
Foreword -- Conclusions and Recommendations -- Chapter 1. Economic Development in the Tomsk Region byA. Woergoetter, P. Huber and S. Nagaev -- Chapter 2. In the Tomsk Oblast: Federal-Regional Issues by Philip Hanson and Peter Kirkow -- Part I: Sectors that Cut Across Policy Areas in All Economic Sectors -- Chapter 3. The Changing Labour Market in Tomsk Oblast by Nina Vishnevskaya -- Chapter 4. The Social Situation and Social Policy in Tomsk Oblast by Nina Vishnevskaya -- Chapter 5. A Review of Educational Opportunities in the Tomsk Oblast by Gregor Ramsey -- Chapter 6. Post-Privatisation Corporate Goveranance by Karla Brom -- Chapter 7. Practical Barriers to Restructuring the Banking System in the Russian Federation by Nick Malyshev -- Chapter 8. Formation of the Post-Privatisation Financial Market Infrastructure in the Tomsk Region by A. V. Chikunov -- Chapter 9. Regional Entrepreneurship: The State of Small Business by Vadim Radaev -- Part II: Sectoral Issues -- Chapter 10: Forest Sector Review and Investment Opportunities by Timo Korhonen and Klaus Rantapuu -- Chapter 11. Forestry and Market Perspectives by Michael Obersteiner -- Chapter 12. Energy and Environmental Issues by Matthew J. Sagers -- Chapter 13. Environmental Issues in Tomsk Oblast by Anthony Zamparutti and Michael Kozeltsev -- Chapter 14. Transportation by Umit Armangil -- Chapter 15. An Overview of World Bank Transport Sector Projects in Russia by Ashot G. Harutounian -- Chapter 16. Telecommunications Sector Review: Tomsk by Jens Teagan and Erik Whitlock -- Chapter 17. Research and Innovation in the Tomsk Region by Vladimar N. Keisselev and Jean-Eric Aubert -- Russian Federation - Tomsk Oblast Duma: Law of Tomsk Oblast on Investment Activity in Tomsk Oblast
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Tomsk is one of the oldest established centres of industry and learning in the Russian Federation. The city of Tomsk and its surrounding region now face challenging economic and resource utilisation problems. These must be overcome if the pace of development is to be quickened and deepened. At the invitation of the regional authorities, the OECD’s Centre for Co-operation with the Economies in Transition, organised a conference in Tomsk on a regional approach to industrial restructuring in June 1997. It received special support from the Institute for Advanced Studies of Vienna. This report presents the economic assessment, conference conclusions and recommendations. It will be of particular use to potential investors, businesses and other specialists interested in the opportunities arising from reforms underway in the economy of one of Russia’s oldest regions. The publication notably provides an overview of the Tomsk regional economy and its main sectors, with an examination of key regional and federal policy issues, and investment provisions.
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