Interaction of Government, Business and Society as a Platform for Ensuring Sustainable Development in the Far Eastern Federal District

The subject of the study is the socio — market model of the economy in the regions of the new development of the Far East.
The purpose of the work is to develop a concept for improving the efficiency of interaction between government, business, and society, assuming stable and constant dynamic development of the economy without recessions and crises while maintaining an equilibrium state between the interacting elements of the regional system. The paper identifies the main tools of interaction between government, business, society and the socio-market model of the economy, assuming a balance between public and private, public and entrepreneurial interests.
A hypothesis is put forward about the dependence of the interaction of government, business, society, the sociomarket model of the economy, the competitiveness of the region. To test the hypothesis put forward, integral indices of interaction between government, business, society, the socio-market model of the economy, the competitiveness of the region, correlation coefficients between integral indices are calculated. Based on the results of the calculations, a typology of subjects was compiled depending on the places occupied by subjects in the macroregion and conclusions were drawn that insufficient implementation of mechanisms of interaction between government, business, society for sustainable development at the macro-, meso-, micro-levels of the economy is expressed in uneven development of regions, social instability, price fluctuations and other restraining sustainable development. development factors, which as a result leads to deep economic crises. The classification of models of interaction between government, business, and society according to the degree of realization of socio-economic transformation is carried out.

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