The special character of the modern model of government
The modern mechanisms for managing regional development among the authorities of various structures are diverse. They can be divided into two large groups: direct or administrative and administrative and indirect, which include economic, technical, technological, social, etc. The direct group is represented by administrative and administrative mechanisms based on the direct subordination of various power structures. This is the so-called principle of hierarchy, constituting the subordination of a subordinate to a superior, the vertical of power, etc. Federal authority as the highest in the state manages the regional one both at the expense of its structures in the region and through the accountability of regional bodies of state power to the federal. The subordination mechanism is prescribed by the constitution and laws and is formed in the form of orders, orders, etc., which are recognized as binding by lower structures, i.e. orders of federal authorities are binding on regional authorities. Of great importance in the region’s management system is the mechanism by which the management entity implements its powers within the federation. In connection with the transition to market relations and the accompanying formation of denationalization and privatization, as well as further democratization of governance, little attention is paid to the study of the features of the mechanism of state administration of territories. The nature of the modern model of public administration is the formation of eight federal districts, (North-West Federal District, Central Federal District, Volga Federal District, Southern Federal District, North Caucasus Federal District, Ural Federal District, Siberian Federal District, Far Eastern Federal District), which cover the territory of the country from west to east and from south to north. Federal districts are not analogues of “economic regions”.