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EVOLUTION OF SCIENTIFIC APPROACHES TO THE PROBLEM OF REGIONAL ECONOMIC INTEGRATION

Author (s)

Sadriddinov M.I.

Abstract

The author of the article discloses theoretico-methodological aspects of creating regional economy integration at different levels of the economic system in Tajikistan Republic. Various opinions of Western and domestic scientists on the issues of regional integration at the level of individual countries, interregional and intra-regional economic relations are considered. It is emphasized that not all economic relations between countries and regions and also intraregional relations are considered integrative. In this regard, the main conditions and prerequisites for a creation of integration processes at various levels, in particular, at the regional level, are singled out. The article emphasizes the importance of creating effective integration for all regions of the country and necessary conditions and prerequisites for sustainable and balanced development at the level of the national economy. The idea is confirmed that all regions of the country and their economic relations are interconnected by single transport and energy infrastructure, rich natural recourses, similar historical events, traditions, customs and other properties for a more complete integration. In order to smooth out proportional development of the economies of the country’s regions, it is necessary to strengthen integration processes at the interregional and intraregional levels.

Keywords

Republic of Tajikistan, national economy, regional economy, economic integration, integration processes, interregional relations, inside-regional relations, sustainable balanced development

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