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Governmental regulation and public-private partnerships: a theoretical approach to the analysis of the impact on mesosystems' efficiency (evidence from the real estate market as a component of the region’s social infrastructure)


Elena Sotnikova, Ivan Makarov
(about the authors)

Sotnikova Elena A. –

Postgraduate of the Chair of Management (part-time studies); accountant and economist at the  Russian Federal Migration Service for the Lipetsk Region 

(Lipetsk State Technical University)

Makarov Ivan N. – Candidate of science, Economics, Associate professor at the Chair of Economics and Finance (Lipetsk Branch of the Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration)

Published in:
Russian Journal of Entrepreneurship
– Volume 16, Number 8 (April, 2015)



Keywords: control action, public-private partnership system, region, residential area, social housing area, system


Citation:
Elena Sotnikova, Ivan Makarov (2015). Governmental regulation and public-private partnerships: a theoretical approach to the analysis of the impact on mesosystems' efficiency (evidence from the real estate market as a component of the region’s social infrastructure). Russian Journal of Entrepreneurship, 16(8), 1153-1164. doi: 10.18334/rp.16.8.196


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Abstract:

The aim of the conducted research was a theoretical study of the potential effectiveness of public-private partnership “tools” as compared to the measures of economic duress in influencing the sectors of social and "cheap" housing at the regional real estate market. In the course of study, the author has analyzed the evidence and the retrospective results of Russian and foreign research works.The results of the study include the author’s conclusion according to which using the instruments of public-private partnerships on the regional real estate market is expedient, as well as the development and implementation of a comprehensive program of rural development in the region.The ideas, conclusions and generalizations of this study can serve as the basis for further theoretical analysis of the problems of managing the real estate market, and for the development of targeted programs for the development of rural areas.







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