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The calculation of the regional inclusive development index

Nowadays there are lots of various regional ratings; however, some of them are based on particular indicators, thus they do not allow us to assess the sustainability of regional development. The purpose of this article is to analyze the models of regional economic development and their quality, subsequently modify them and create an author’s model. Throughout the study, we have used the following methods: analysis and synthesis whilst scrutinizing the questions of theoretic definitions of a region; statistical and mathematical modelling for analyzing regional development; grouping, expert judgment and modelling of economic phenomena over the process of creating an author’s model of Index of inclusive development. A selection of models of regional development (by Smagin and Tikhy) has been studied and evaluated. These models do not apply to the original data or don’t have an internal logic. The models, however, can be improved. To perfect our estimates of regional development, we have used the studies of the World Economic Forum in Davos and within their framework, we have elaborated our model of Regional inclusive development index. In addition to purely economic indicators, it also includes information on demographic and ecologic development, as well as other variables.