Structure of Interregional Economic Interactions as a Factor in the Formation of System Effects in National Economies
This paper analyzes the structures of interregional economic interactions in Japan, EU countries, China, Canada, Australia, and Russia and attempts to answer the question of what features distinguish the structure of interregional economic interactions, in which the maximum values of spatial multipl...
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2025-06-01
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| description | This paper analyzes the structures of interregional economic interactions in Japan, EU countries, China, Canada, Australia, and Russia and attempts to answer the question of what features distinguish the structure of interregional economic interactions, in which the maximum values of spatial multipliers are achieved. The analysis is based on the central places concept that formalizes the main criteria for typologizing the structures of interregional economic interactions. In accordance with this concept, each structure considered in the article is evaluated for compliance with the functional hierarchy and dominance (in ensuring the homogeneity of the national economic space) of the effects of specialization or agglomeration. The calculations show that only in the case of Australia it is inappropriate to speak about the existence of a functional hierarchy; in other countries there clearly are leading regions that play the role of central places in providing the rest of the regions with goods and services. At the same time, the set of countries united by the criterion of the presence of functional hierarchies in them is not homogeneous in terms of the role of different types of effects in the formation of hierarchical structures. The work explains the variation in the values of spatial multipliers depending on what variant of the structure of interregional economic interactions characterizes the national economic space, and within the framework of this explanation the consequences of illusions of a simple solution to the complex problems of spatial organization of the economy of a ?large? country (in a geographic sense) are clearly demonstrated. The conclusion is formulated that the functional hierarchy based on the implementation of specialization effects and their reasonable combination with agglomeration effects is the structure that expands the area of acceptable values of system-wide indicators of national economies |
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| spelling | doaj-art-0c4cff624b60472fa1ac62b601a04b962025-08-20T03:29:35ZrusEconomic Research Institute of the Far East Branch of the Russian Academy of SciencesProstranstvennaâ Èkonomika1815-98342587-59572025-06-0121275110.14530/se.2025.2.007-051Structure of Interregional Economic Interactions as a Factor in the Formation of System Effects in National EconomiesNatalya Gennadievna Dzhurka0https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9242-5636Economic Research Institute FEB RAS; Institute of Economics RASThis paper analyzes the structures of interregional economic interactions in Japan, EU countries, China, Canada, Australia, and Russia and attempts to answer the question of what features distinguish the structure of interregional economic interactions, in which the maximum values of spatial multipliers are achieved. The analysis is based on the central places concept that formalizes the main criteria for typologizing the structures of interregional economic interactions. In accordance with this concept, each structure considered in the article is evaluated for compliance with the functional hierarchy and dominance (in ensuring the homogeneity of the national economic space) of the effects of specialization or agglomeration. The calculations show that only in the case of Australia it is inappropriate to speak about the existence of a functional hierarchy; in other countries there clearly are leading regions that play the role of central places in providing the rest of the regions with goods and services. At the same time, the set of countries united by the criterion of the presence of functional hierarchies in them is not homogeneous in terms of the role of different types of effects in the formation of hierarchical structures. The work explains the variation in the values of spatial multipliers depending on what variant of the structure of interregional economic interactions characterizes the national economic space, and within the framework of this explanation the consequences of illusions of a simple solution to the complex problems of spatial organization of the economy of a ?large? country (in a geographic sense) are clearly demonstrated. The conclusion is formulated that the functional hierarchy based on the implementation of specialization effects and their reasonable combination with agglomeration effects is the structure that expands the area of acceptable values of system-wide indicators of national economieshttp://www.spatial-economics.com/images/spatial-econimics/2025_2/SE.2025.2.007-051.Dzhurka.pdfinterregional economic interactionsfunctional hierarchyspecialization effectagglomeration effecttypology of structuresmultiregional balancespatial multipliernational economyspatial economyaustraliacanadachinaeurussiajapan |
| spellingShingle | Natalya Gennadievna Dzhurka Structure of Interregional Economic Interactions as a Factor in the Formation of System Effects in National Economies Prostranstvennaâ Èkonomika interregional economic interactions functional hierarchy specialization effect agglomeration effect typology of structures multiregional balance spatial multiplier national economy spatial economy australia canada china eu russia japan |
| title | Structure of Interregional Economic Interactions as a Factor in the Formation of System Effects in National Economies |
| title_full | Structure of Interregional Economic Interactions as a Factor in the Formation of System Effects in National Economies |
| title_fullStr | Structure of Interregional Economic Interactions as a Factor in the Formation of System Effects in National Economies |
| title_full_unstemmed | Structure of Interregional Economic Interactions as a Factor in the Formation of System Effects in National Economies |
| title_short | Structure of Interregional Economic Interactions as a Factor in the Formation of System Effects in National Economies |
| title_sort | structure of interregional economic interactions as a factor in the formation of system effects in national economies |
| topic | interregional economic interactions functional hierarchy specialization effect agglomeration effect typology of structures multiregional balance spatial multiplier national economy spatial economy australia canada china eu russia japan |
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