The effect of imbalance in resource management on regional social economic development

Socio-economic consequences in oil-producing regions are defined by the balance subsoil use developed under influence of different factors. The research hypothesis suggests that imbalances resource management, key criterion which is a between reserve addition and oil recovery, differentially social economic development involved, choice conditioned similarity geologic, industrial criteria. methods descriptive statistics, variance analysis (ANOVA), Cobb-Douglas regression function, Data Envelopment Analysis with MPI (Malmquist productivity index). results have shown part recovery per capita gross regional product vary from negative to positive, explained degree depletion exploration field result effect existing institutional environment. According DEA method, efficient boundaries formed Russian Federation entities where potential oil-and-gas industry has not been fully used as driving force socio-economic development, supported model analysis. an additional confirmation interregional imbalance one factors management.