The Strategiology of Formation of the Baltic-Black Sea Transnational Techno-Resource Corridor on the Basis of Management by Objective and Involvement of Investment Platforms

• Main Authors: Karpinsky Borys A., Maksymiv Dmytro Ya., Karpinska Olena B., Hasiuk Ruslana V.
• Format: Article
• Language: English
• Published: Research Centre of Industrial Problems of Development of NAS of Ukraine 2017-07-01
• Series: Bìznes Inform
• Subjects: investment; financial-investment resources; strategiology; transnational techno-resource corridor; investment platforms; fiscal mechanism for investment growth
• Online Access: http://www.business-inform.net/export_pdf/business-inform-2017-7_0-pages-76_85.pdf
• ISSN: 2222-4459; 2311-116X

The article is aimed at determining the feasibility and elaborating a strategiology of formation of the Baltic-Black Sea transnational techno-resource corridor in the context of the activation and implementation of the financial and economic cells, including investment, of growth in the European region on the basis of management by objective and targeted involvement of investment platforms at maritime boundaries (Gdansk, Odessa). It has been substantiated that formation of the Baltic-Black Sea transnational techno-resource corridor will strengthen Ukraine’s position in the European region and also enhance the European Union’s importance in the European-Atlantic space. For the first time, the functional (financial-economic) difference between the proposed techno-resource corridor and the existing technological, transport, and financial corridors has been inherently disclosed. The socio-economic advantages of formation of this corridor at the level of both the two States (Poland, Ukraine) and the individual economic entities together with the population have been presented. The targeted formation of the indicated techno-resource corridor on the basis of of management by objective will ensure a qualitative reorientation of the national economy and quantitative financial returns, proceeding from the rational use of both available resources and the untapped potentials of economic agents and territories.