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Industrial concentration in the regions of the Kyrgyz republic approaches using new economic geography
In this work theoretical approach to research of agglomerative effects in Kyrgyzstan shall be considered. On the basis of
secondary data analysis on regional development in Kyrgyzstan, the interpretation of agglomeration effect for primary branches
of industry for regional development stimulation shall be given.
Keywords: Regional development, regional policy, spatial concentration, agglomeration, agglomeration effects.
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