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The communal sector of the economy is a complicated multi-sectoral complex which combines the political and socioeconomic responsibilities of the state to ensure comfortable living of citizens and the commercial interests of market participants in providing energy resources to the production sector and the service sector. The authors emphasize that insufficient attention is paid to modeling of the activities of the communal complex in order to develop a strategy for managing its effective development in the medium and long terms in the conditions of the economic instability. Understanding of the essence of the processes occurring in a sufficiently problematic communal sector of the economy, formalization and evaluation of the factors that really exert influence on them can become a basic indicator in assessing the potential investment attractiveness of the region.
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Anpilov (2012).
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Kolocheva and Titova (2010).
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Sisina (2012).
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Elchin (2009).
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Basin (2005).
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Demidova (2010).
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Olenin (2013).
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Smirnov and Telegin (2012).
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Obukhova and Ogorodnikov (2013).
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Alferova and Tretyakova (2012).
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British standard BS 6143: 1992 (1999).
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Farvacque-Vitkovic et al. (2005).
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Private Sector Advisory Services (2003).
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Nikitina, N.V., Chaadaeva, V.V., Chudaeva, A.A. (2019). Effective Development Mechanism of Companies in the Communal Services Sector in Modern Conditions. In: Ashmarina, S., Vochozka, M. (eds) Sustainable Growth and Development of Economic Systems. Contributions to Economics. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-11754-2_24
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