REGIONAL EXPERIENCE IN COMBATING POVERTY: SEARCHES AND FINDINGS

Abstract

Abstract

The study examines the problem of combating poverty at the regional level. The authors use systematic, complex, situational and process approaches to search for and find new tools and models of interaction between economic entities and the federal center. By means of exponential smoothing and adaptive techniques, the most effective methods of this direction are borrowed, both from foreign practice and from the already "forgotten" Soviet domestic experience. The interiorization of the developments made is confirmed by many empirical phenomena and facts given in the material. In practice, the creation of a middle class as a pillar of the state is impossible without fighting poverty and overcoming its phenomena. It is the dynamics of the growth of the well-being of all residents of the country that will ultimately provide a synergistic effect from this process. And the stabilization of the social component of society, as a result, will make it possible to achieve a multiplier effect in the economy. In conclusion, conclusions and recommendations are given for optimizing the phenomenon of poverty at the regional level in modern conditions.