Pillars Of Prosperity: Leveraging Regional Assets To Grow Minnesota's Economy

Minnesota has always been rich with assets -- a skilled labor force, good jobs in diverse industries, globally competitive companies, and abundant lakes and parks that provide a high quality of life for the people who call it home.However, to maintain its strong economy and quality of life, Minnesota must adapt to fast-changing trends in the global economy, trends that affect each of the state's regions and communities differently.This report explores how the state of Minnesota -- the governor's administration together with the Minnesota Legislature -- can partner with regional networks to foster economic growth and extend prosperity to greater numbers of Minnesotans

Leveraging Regional Assets: Insights from High-Growth Companies in Kansas City

As a typical Midwestern city, Kansas City and its successful entrepreneurs often are overlooked in economic development studies. We find, however, compelling evidence that the region has ample entrepreneurial success to celebrate, study, and share since numerous Kansas City area firms have appeared on Inc.magazine's list of the fastest-growing companies. We recently interviewed the founders of some of these firms in the city's information technology, biotechnology, and business services sectors about their views on the strengths and viability of Kansas City's entrepreneurial ecosystem. We gained valuable insights for area policy and economic leaders. Key findings of our interviews include:-Lack of venture capital or angel investment does not hinder the growth of Kansas City firms. Only a small percentage of the high-growth firmsinterviewed reported receiving investment from Venture Capital or Angel investors. Instead, most high-growth firms were self-financed or received financial assistance from founders' close friends and families. Some bootstrapped by adapting their firms to customer needs to achieve growth, while others scaled up only as revenues increased and additional customers were found. No matter how they were funded, the firms successfully grew their revenue. -Kansas City firms enjoy a substantial pool of talent in the region. Growing firms often have a long-term employee development strategy to hire young people and train them to be first-class professionals, including technical experts. Entrepreneurs also find the region's low cost of living and strong, Midwestern work ethic to be major strengths.-Most Kansas City entrepreneurs find support from customers, vendors, and/or collaborating firms in the region. This finding runs somewhat contrary to Swiss researcher Heike Mayer's recent conclusion that firms in the Kansas City region are disconnected. These regional connections lead to the firms' innovations and growth. -A number of high-growth firms serve only the Kansas City area or a limited market of regional cities, yet they see this limited regional focus as a business strength. Entrepreneurs and their support community should take note that a firm does not have to capture a national or global market to be highly successful. -Most Kansas City entrepreneurs report that locally based mentors have played a significant role in their success. Whether through informal or 2 formal channels, connecting experienced entrepreneurs to aspiring or nascent entrepreneurs and allowing mentor-mentee relationships to grow organically should be goals of the city's entrepreneurial support community. Further research is needed on how best to create and implement local mentorship programs

Perlakuan Akuntansi Aset Tetap Pada Dinas Pengelolaan Keuangan Dan Aset Daerah Kota Semarang

The Objective of this study to find out accounting treatment of fixed assets based on the Indonesian Government Regulation Number 71 of 2010 on Government Accounting Standards and regional assets management. Writing method is used are the descriptive method and exposition method. Description method is used to describe the general overview, organizational structure and exposition method is used to explain about fixed assets treatment and regional assets management. Treatment of fixed assets in the Semarang already suitable with Government Regulation and decrement increment regional assets management also already suitable Government Regulation Number 27 of 2014 on Assets State/Regional Owned Management.Keywords: Accounting Treatment of Fixed Assets, Regional Assets Management, Government Regulation Number 71 of 2010, Government Regulation Number 27 of 2014

Development of markets of factors production as a mechanism for increasing the Ukrainian regions capitalization

Дано оцінку сучасному стану основних активів регіонів України: земельним ресурсам, виробничому потенціалу, фінансовому капіталу. Запропоновано стратегічні напрямки державної політики підвищення капіталізації активів (ресурсів) регіонів. У рамках першого напрямку визначено основні механізми та інструменти підвищення капіталізації активів регіонів.Дана оценка современному состоянию основных активов регионов Украины: земельным ресурсам, производственному потенциалу, финансовому капиталу. Предложены стратегические направления государственной политики повышения капитализации активов (ресурсов) регионов. В рамках первого направления определены основные механизмы и инструменты повышения капитализации активов регионов.Some evaluating of current status of basic regional assets in Ukraine: land, productive capacity, financial capital and the innovative potential were conducted. Strategic directions of a State policy to increase regional assets (resources) are offered. Within the first direction the basic mechanisms and toolsto increase capitalization of regional assets are proposed

Merrimack Valley Planning Commission Regional Assets Study

This report is intended to illuminate the region of the Merrimack River and its assets. The motivation for the study is simply this: The assets of the region have never been comprehensively compiled and, in an age of tremendous economic competition it is essential that this information be publicly distributed. The Merrimack River is located in the Merrimack Valley in Massachusetts

Analisis Implementasi Pelaporan Barang Milik Daerah Di Kabupaten Donggala

This research is aimed to seek and analyze: 1) the implementation of regional's assets reporting in Donggala Regency; 2) factors that impede the implementation of regional assets reporting in Donggala Regency. Type of the research is descriptive qualitative and its population consists of 58 governmental instution units that manage the regional assets in Donggala Regency. The research applies census-sampling technique by whuich all population selected as respondents. The results show that : 1) the implementation of regional's assets reporting in Donggala Regency from various dimensions such as communications, resource, and bureaucraticstructure has not been implemantend properly, but disposition; 2) factors the impede the implementation of regional assets reporting in Donggala regency include low-skilled human resources in using SIMDA BMD and lack of standardized administrative supporting facilities such as computers that can contribute to reporting system inefficiency

The Effect Of Local Taxes, Local Levies, Management Of Separated Regional Wealth And Population On The Human Development Index In Central Java Province

This study aims to analyse the effect of local taxes, local levies, management of separated regional assets and population on the human development index in Central Java Province for the period 2019-2021. The dependent variable in this study is the human development index and the independent variables are local taxes, local levies, management of separated regional assets and population. The research data uses secondary data sourced from the Central Bureau of Statistics office. The amount of data is 35 consisting of 29 districts and 6 cities in Central Java Province. The data analysis method uses the eviews application. The results of data analysis concluded that local taxes, local levies, management of separated regional assets and population significantly affect the human development index in Central Java Province. Based on the results of the study, it can be concluded that the Human Development Index of local governments in Central Java is influenced by local taxes, local levies, management of separated regional assets and population. And when Regional Taxes, Regional Levies, Management of Separated Regional Wealth increase, the Human Development Index increases. Keywords: Agency; District; Research; Statistics; Variable

DETERMINAN KEBIJAKAN BELANJA PEMERINTAH DAERAH KABUPATEN OGAN ILIR

 This study aims to determine what factors influence the spending policy of the Ogan Ilir district government. The independent factors in this study are Regional Taxes (X1), Regional Retribution Variables (X2), Separated Regional Assets Result Variables (X3) and Other Variables Legal Original Regional Income (X4), while the dependent factor is Regional Expenditure (Y The analysis was carried out with multiple linear regressions The results of this study were Regional Taxes (X1), Regional Retribution (X2) Separated Regional Assets (X3) Other Legitimate Original Regional Income (X4) simultaneously affected district government spending. Ogn Ilir.Local Taxes (X1), Retribution (X2) Separated Regional Wealth (X3) Other Legitimate Original Revenue (X4) has a partial effect on the local government of Ogan Ilir Regency. Keywords: Local Taxes, Regional Retributions, Separated Regional Assets, Other Legitimate Regional Original Revenues, Regional Expenditure