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reputation of local authorities; actions of the legislative and
                                     executive powers;  democratic actions carried out by
                                     political parties and various groups; movement of various
                                     religious,  national and  ethnic  groups; the  state  of
                                     interethnic relations; measures to maintain power.

            3.   Social                  Indicators reflecting the social life of the territory and
                 risks               social risks: life  and lifestyle  of the population; state of
                                     social infrastructure;  demographic situation,   population
                                     size, age  level, number  and  composition of  families,
                                     migration and stratification, the ratio of the super-rich  and
                                     the poor;  level  of income  and its  sources;  purchasing
                                     power; composition and level of costs and needs; housing,
                                     transport and  communications,  education and  culture;
                                     unemployment, unemployment and layoffs.
            4.   Economic                Factors influencing the economic conditions created
                 risks               for the influx of investment: changes occurring in the local
                                     and global  market  and the scale  of markets;  volume  of
                                     production and sales  of goods and services,  price  level
                                     (market  demand);  the  share of  regions  in imports and
                                     exports of the entire republic; economic policy pursued by
                                     the  state and economic  measures  aimed  at ensuring  the
                                     economic  development of  regions;  share of foreign
                                     companies  and  organizations  (legal  entities  and
                                     individuals) in  the total capital;  the possibility  of paying
                                     and transferring  dividends abroad;  the  possibility  of
                                     obtaining  short-term  and long-term  bank and non-bank
                                     loans; conversion of  national currency; highly efficient
                                     investment objects.
            5.   Ecological              The main areas necessary when  assessing  the
                 risk                investment climate are: environmental pollution; irradiated
                                     environment; state of water, biological  resources, soil and
                                     land resources and technogenic changes.
            6.   Criminal                The main directions for assessing the crime situation
                 risk                in the area are: the level of crimes  committed in the area;
                                     crimes  committed by order, murders; level of bribery and
                                     corruption in government organizations.
                               III. INVESTMENT ACTIVITIES
            1.   Factors     reflecting     commissioning  of new capacities;
                 investment activity       economic potential of the enterprise;
                                         capital concentration;
                                         intensity of implementation of investment projects;
                                         energy efficiency of products;


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