Assessment of the Jewish autonomous region contribution to the formation of gross regional product in the Far Eastern federal district

In the article, the authors analyze the gross regional product characteristics within the subjects of the Far Eastern Federal district, including nominal and real volumes, their dynamics and per capita indicators. They pay special attention to the comparison of the Jewish Autonomous region gross added value dynamics and sectorial structure with other regions of the Far Eastern Federal district. It is revealed that the share of the JAR nominal and average per capita gross regional product is the smallest there. As the research shows, the gross added value sectoral structure of JAR is close to that of the Khabarovsk Territory, but it is radically different from the structures of the Sakhalin and Chukotka Autonomous regions.