STRUCTURE OF REGIONAL ECONOMIC POLICY
Identification of the structure of regional economic policy is a research act, first, allowing you to get a comprehensive understanding of its content; second, to trace the evolution of regional economic policy; third, to perform actions to assess the effectiveness of economic policy as a whole and its individual components. The relevance of the study of the structure of regional economic policy is primarily due to the fact that its content is undergoing constant changes due to the improvement of the science and practice of spatial development management. The article presents the characteristics of three main segments of regional economic policy: targeted, substantive and instrumental. The target segment consists of the interests served and the resulting political goals and objectives. The content segment is represented by specific areas of policy decisions and activities for the implementation of targets. The instrumental segment includes methods of implementing political activities for the development of the regional economy. It is shown that such an element of the content segment of regional economic policy as effective management of state and municipal property is becoming increasingly relevant.