Simulation of the design activity diversification of innovative enterprise
Abstract
Simulation of the design activity diversification of innovative enterprise
Incoming article date: 24.01.2015We study the relationship between the fuel and energy natural resources production and the categories of income in Russia. We measure such a relationship numerically using the Pearson correlation coefficient. It turns out, there is a very strong positive correlation in Russia as a whole across all the income categories (such as wages, entrepreneurial income and social transfers) except income from property. The highest correlation (in the whole country and in the selected regions examined) is observed in wages and social transfers. What makes Moscow to stand apart from the rest of the country is income from property. It's share is 2.2 to 2.8 times is higher in Moscow, while the Pearson coefficient is equal to 0.91 in Moscow and just 0.69 in RF as a whole. This result confirms the assertion that Moscow real estate market has attracted a significant portion of Russian fuel and energy natural resources rent, and Moscow became the center of its redistribution.
Keywords: natural resources production, income, wages, entrepreneurial income, social transfers, income from property, oil and gas revenues, natural recourses rent