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Земельные Отношения Внутри Особых Экономических Зон: Анализ Инвестиционной Привлекательности
[Land Relations in Special Economic Zones: Analysis of Investment Attractiveness]

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В рамках исследования особых технико-внедренческих зон в реализации модели инновационного развития в статье акцентировано внимание на некоторых вопросах, связанных с земельными отношениями внутри этих зон. Это касается льгот для привлечения инвесторов в ОЭЗ в части аренды земли для предприятий-резидентов ОЭЗ, выкупа и распоряжения землей. Проведенное обследование мнений резидентов ОЭЗ выявило недоверие респондентов к эффективности предлагаемых льгот по земельным платежам, подтвердило недостаточность предложенных правительством механизмов для привлечения инвесторов в ОЭЗ с целью инновационного развития, что заставляет более глубоко проанализировать существующие на сегодняшний день преференции, предусмотренные государством для резидентов ОЭЗ предложить новые. The article focuses on special cases of land relationships within the special economic zones (SEZ) research. For example allowances for investors attraction to SEZ, such as land allowances for residents. The results of the residents' SEZ "Dubna" survey brought to light the lack of trust to the effectiveness of allowances, shortage of attraction mechanisms. That is why it is reasonable to analyze the existing preferences for SEZ residents an suggest some new programs.

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  • Svetlana Kozlova, "undated". "Земельные Отношения Внутри Особых Экономических Зон: Анализ Инвестиционной Привлекательности [Land Relations in Special Economic Zones: Analysis of Investment Attractiveness]," Working papers a:pko490:2, Institute of Economics.
    • Handle: RePEc:rua:wpaper:a:pko490:2
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