Ensuring the Economic Security of the Subsidized Region on the
Basis of Risk-based Management of Socio-economic Development
D. V. Mandjieva
Kalmyk State University, Elista, Russia
Keywords: Territories without large urban agglomerations, sustainability of development, economic security of the
region, risk-based approach, risk assessment.
Abstract: Sustainable and economically secure socio-economic development of the Russian Federation requires the use
of modern management methods and tools, including, along with other modern methods, also risk-based
management methods. The tasks of wide application of the risk-based approach of the RR are an actual
research topic for solving the important national economic problem of developing and improving models and
programs for ensuring the economic security of meso-economic entities without large urban agglomerations.
This paper analyzes the criteria for the socio-economic development of Russian regions, identifies the main
risk factors for the socio-economic development of a region without large urban agglomerations, and
evaluates models and programs for ensuring the economic security of meso-economic entities in a region
without large urban agglomerations.
1 INTRODUCTION
The paper examines the conditions and factors of the
object of research-changes in the internal and external
environment (context) of a region without large urban
agglomerations. Based on the materials of the
analysis, the main factors of the formation of rice
situations are identified and the reasons that can
negatively affect the stable and sustainable
development of the economy in the period up to 2025
are systematized. The widespread situation of
insufficient reliable information is also confirmed,
which allows us to speak about the formation of
management decisions in the territorial
administration in conditions of incompleteness or
insufficiency of the required information for a reliable
assessment of risk outcomes, the necessary reserves
and the adoption of operational and strategic
decisions.
Among the main threats and dangers of the
external environment that form the possible risks of
the Republic of Kalmykia, traditionally repeated and
characteristic of other regions of a similar level of
development are highlighted:
the lack of resources necessary for
development, which leads to fierce competition in the
domestic and foreign markets of raw materials,
finance, and technology, creating chronic difficulties
in entering the national and global markets with the
products of local enterprises;
as a result, the decline in market demand for
both traditional products and the development of new
technologies at the expense of local production
resources;
the continuing outflow of domestic
investment, the restriction of external investment and
its use exclusively in the raw materials sectors of the
Republic of Kalmykia;
competition in the field of traditional
agricultural sectors of the economy of the Republic of
Kalmykia from neighboring territories that are similar
in natural characteristics of natural and resource
zones;
reduction of economic production contacts
with neighboring territories, deterioration of the
socio-economic climate, curtailment of cultural ties,
etc.
The analysis shows that the risks of socio-
economic development of the territory similar to
Kalmykia, in general, are grouped as internal and
external. The first group can not only be correctly
evaluated, but can also be regulated by internal
resources. The success of such management is largely
determined by the qualifications and competence of
the territory's management. The second group of risks
is more problematic, because often depends on
external regulators and the effectiveness of the
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Ensuring the Economic Security of the Subsidized Region on the Basis of Risk-based Management of Socio-economic Development.
DOI: 10.5220/0010699500003169
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interaction of administrations, for the territorial
management body there is a difficulty of remote or
indirect risk management. To date, the subjects of the
Federation are required to analyze the strengths and
weaknesses of the development of territories at the
planning stage. This allows to solve part of the
problem, determine the direction of corrective and
preventive actions. But the second part of risk
management-control (monitoring) and the use of
mechanisms for assessing, analyzing and improving
(adjusting risk management) - is difficult due to the
diversity of areas of responsibility, authority,
resource availability, etc.
2 CONTENT AND RESULTS OF
RESEARCH
The analysis of the weaknesses and strengths of the
socio-economic development of the region, carried
out at the initial stage of risk management procedures
in accordance with the provisions of the risk
management standards, allowed us to identify the
factors of GRP growth for the planned period and
identify the reasons and constraints of such growth.
Of course, the analysis is evaluative in nature and
does not cover all possible factors and aspects of the
analysis that is carried out further. First of all, let us
name the obstacles and difficulties that hinder
development. Among them, we can distinguish a
decrease in the volume of mineral extraction (0.3%).
Also in 2018 the growth rate of the volume of
economic development, including foreign trade,
slowed down significantly compared to the previous
year. In 2019 and 2020, the reasons could be the
growing pandemic attacks, so they are excluded from
the review analysis.
For regions and territories that do not contain
large urban agglomerations, one of the typical risk
consequences of the implementation of these threats
is the growing and difficult to overcome gap between
the volume of investment and its results of project
implementation, which is typical for agricultural
products, but not only. There is a well-known
example of land reclamation, when water supply
projects for the arid territories of the Republic were
not implemented. This alone strongly requires the
improvement of the risk-based approach and its
implementation at the state and regional levels. At the
same time, the most important role in the organization
of risk-oriented management at the regional level is
played by regional and local government bodies
responsible for a large group of internal threats and
risks.
It has been shown that a specific risk for territorial
administration is the lack of sufficient reliable,
complete and systematic information. The regulation
of risk events at the stage of forecasting the guidelines
for socio-economic development is essential for the
success and effective management of the territory and
its development. To compensate to some extent for
this disadvantage, special methods and techniques of
modeling and data processing are used to improve the
quality and efficiency of management. In this case,
higher requirements are placed on the qualifications
in the field of risk management for decision makers
in the administrations of regions and territories. It is
also noted that it is necessary to take into account the
behavioral risks of so-called contradictory processes,
to use heuristic methods of decision-making in
conditions of increasing uncertainty, in assessing
various system parameters and impacts and possible
risk outcomes.
It also describes the risk situations associated with
possible man-made, natural and military conflicts. In
these cases, other management standards are
implemented on the basis of the introduction of an
emergency, which is regulated by legal acts of an
emergency nature.
Risk situations related to the territorial and
geographical features of the region in which
organizations are registered as a taxpayer and (or)
carry out their main activities are considered and
described separately. This group of risks requires
separate analysis, assessment and accounting. We do
not study in detail in this work, because this is not part
of the task of the study.
Let's return to the issues of the sustainability of
the functioning of socio-economic systems,
characterized as territories without large urban
conglomerates. This is due to the fact that similar
territories may be characterized by similar risk factors
and possible risk outcomes. A wide range of views on
the sustainability of such territories is reflected in the
works of Avdiysky V. I., Bezdenezhnykh V. M.,
Sinyavsky N. G., Grebenkina S. A. and other
researchers (Indarbayev, 2020; Zemskov, 2019;
Alizada, 2019).
When assessing budget sustainability, the authors
proceed from the assumption that since it is proved
(Avdiyskiy, 2019; Indarbayev, 2019), that it is
impossible to completely avoid risk, optimization
consists in reducing uncertainty and the level of risk
consequences should not exceed the established
values (thresholds). For the budget system, risks are
acceptable, as a result of which the socio-economic
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system does not leave the state of stability or is able
to return to this state in the shortest possible time
Podobryaev, 2008).
E. A. Stepanova also considers the budget risk in
relation to budget revenues as the probability of
deviation of the actual budget revenues from the
potential ones (not from the planned ones, as
interpreted by most researchers), taking into account
the most rational use of resources and opportunities
based on new budget planning technologies
(Stepanova, 2011).
In the field of financial stability, A. A. Nikiforova
proposed a definition of a threat to financial security,
which is understood as a set of conditions, factors and
processes that create an asymmetry of financial
resources and the need for them to implement the
socio-economic policy of the municipality and violate
financial independence and critical values of financial
security indicators (Nikiforova, 2007).
These interpretations are, in our opinion, one-
sided, they do not apply to a broad understanding and
definition of the main risk of financial and budgetary
development for the economic systems of the
territories. According to a number of practitioners,
which is shared by the authors of this work, the
complex systemic risk of financial and budgetary
stability and the development of economic security of
a region (municipality) is understood as a set of
financial and economic internal and external
conditions, factors and processes that threaten the
financial and budgetary security of the region
(territory) and carry unacceptable risk consequences
for its development.
There are also transformational and transactional
risks of the development of the regional economic
system based on the grouping of factors of the
regional economic process according to specially
selected cluster features and characteristics.
Further, we emphasize that to identify regional
development risks, it is advisable to use an analysis
of the risks that arise during the formation of these
clusters. The formation of clusters is based on well-
known methods, so we will not dwell on them further.
We will select the groups of features that form the
basis of the cluster classification:
lack of financial resources for priority support
of the innovation sector;
tough competition in the global technology
markets, which causes problems in entering the world
market with innovative products;
incomplete compliance of the level of
professionalism of the personnel of workers and
specialists with the requirements of high-tech
industries.
risks associated with the financing of state
programs and national projects not in full;
organizational and managerial risks associated
with non-implementation of measures provided for
by state programs;
legal risks associated with the lack of
regulatory regulation of the main activities of the
implementation of state programs.
As examples, specific risks that may arise during
the implementation of the activities of the
subprogram "Creating a favorable investment climate
in the Republic of Kalmykia for 2014-2024" were
considered. The following threats and risks are
highlighted:
financial risks associated with the financing of
the sub-program not in full;
organizational and managerial risks associated
with the late implementation of the activities provided
for in this subprogram;
legal risks associated with the practically
insufficient and even lack of regulatory regulation of
the main activities at the level of the Republic and
municipalities of the implementation of the
subprogram.
Further, in our opinion, the analysis of the factors
of formation of threats and risks for the subprogram
"Development of small and medium-sized businesses
in the Republic of Kalmykia for 2014-2024" can be
attributed to:
The risk of unsuccessful implementation of
the subprogram "Development of small and medium-
sized businesses in the Republic of Kalmykia for
2014-2024" is estimated as minimal (acceptable). At
the same time, the probability that the risk of non-
receipt by the Ministry of Economy and Trade of the
Republic of Kalmykia of the necessary funding for
the implementation of the Subprogram.
In this case, it will lead to the risky outcome
that several planned activities of the Sub-program
will not be implemented or the funding of the Sub-
Program activities will be significantly reduced.
It is also necessary to note the possible risks in
the implementation of the Subprogram associated
with the improvement of regulatory support for
activities, which in general may lead to a slowdown
in the development of small and medium-sized
businesses.
The categories of entrepreneurship that are most
at risk include start-up entrepreneurs, entrepreneurs
who are experiencing temporary financial difficulties
for obvious reasons, and developing innovative,
creative and non-traditional, social businesses
(enterprises that use the work of disabled people,
youth businesses, handicrafts, etc.). Their
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development is affected by the amount of funding at
the initial stage. The larger the initial capital invested
in the firm, the more opportunities for its preservation
in force majeure and in times of crisis.
The risks that may arise in the process of
implementing the activities of the subprogram
"Ensuring the implementation of the State Program"
may include:
financial risks associated with the financing of
the Sub-program not in full;
organizational risks associated with late
implementation of the activities provided for by the
Sub-program;
legal risks are associated with the lack of
regulatory regulation of the main activities of the
Sub-program.
If we compare the results of the analysis, it is
obvious to identify similar and even overlapping
threats and risks in the implementation of
development programs for the territory of the
Republic of Kalmykia. This allows to form clusters
by risk groups and develop methods for their
regulation. It is also important that many of the
measures can be implemented simultaneously and
have an impact on risk groups at the same time.
3 CONCLUSIONS
Sustainable and economically secure socio-economic
development of the Russian Federation requires the
use of modern management methods and tools,
including, along with other modern methods, also
risk-based management methods.
The problems of wide application of ROP are an
urgent research topic for solving an important
national economic problem of developing and
improving models and programs for ensuring the
economic security of meso-economic entities without
large urban agglomerations. This is especially
important with a limited information database for
making management decisions in the context of
increasing instability in the context of the functioning
of the region.
This paper analyzes the factors and criteria for the
socio-economic development of Russian regions,
identifies the main threats and factors for the
formation of possible risk situations for the socio-
economic development of the region without large
urban agglomerations, and evaluates models and
programs for ensuring the economic security of meso-
economic entities in the region without large urban
agglomerations.
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