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Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research, volume 374 International Conference on Man-Power-Law-Governance: Interdisciplinary Approaches (MPLG-IA 2019) Development institute in economic systems Irina Milkina Rifat Sirazhdinov Olga Petrina Candidate of Economic Sciences, Candidate of Economic Sciences, Associate Professor, Candidate of Associate Professor, Deputy Director senior researcher, Associate Economic Sciences, Associate of the Institute for methodological Professor, Department of public Professor of Department of public work, Deputy head of the Department administration and municipal administration State University of Management management State University of Management Moscow, Russia State University of Management Moscow, Russia ORCID ID: 0000-0002-5254-6326 Moscow, Russian ORCID ID: 0000-0001-5125-1852 Daniil Okolyshev Sergey Kosarin Alexander Demin Teacher-researcher, Department of Associate Professor, Candidate of Candidate of Economic Sciences, Training of scientific-pedagogical Economic Sciences, Department of senior lecturer, Department of public and scientific personnel Public administration administration State University of Management State University of Management State University of Management Moscow, Russia Moscow, Russia Moscow, Russia ORCID ID: 0000-0001-9502-4037 ORCID ID: 0000-0002-7727-5841 Abstract–The paper analyzes the development of the control in economic systems. Comments are made and the institute of public control in economic systems. Based on problem of public control research is studied. As a result the theoretical materials of the topic under study and of the survey and the data obtained, the survey provides practical experience of the use of public control, it is recommendations on the integration of the system of expected to consider the possibility of integrating public public control into the economic processes of business control into the economic processes of economic entities. entities. This study can be used in the work of public This article presents the results of the study of the control subjects in the development of plans for public activities of public control subjects on the example of the control and guidance to the activities of public control, Moscow region, which were revealed during the course of public and municipal governments to organize the experimental work in cooperation with the Public activities of public control actors to promote the Chamber of the Moscow Region, public chambers of development of civil society institutions, open ness of municipal districts and urban districts of the Moscow power and counter corruption. The results of the study of region. this work can also be used in educational and scientific The work explores the issues of public control, the activities in the study of the issue of public control, the formats of public control, their differences between each effect of public control on economic facilities, etc., as well other, the analysis of the concept and the regulatory as when lecturing on economic Disciplines. framework of the institution of public control. Gross national income data in developed and developing Keywords–Public control, public and municipal countries are considered. The work provides insights into government, economic systems, economic growth, civil the experiences of advanced economies and high gross society institution national income for public activities within the framework of public control. The study reflects the basic I.INTRODUCTION concepts and concepts of public control, the mechanisms to support public control, from which a common vision of Currently, ensuring public control of economic public control activities is formed as a separate institution activities, i.e. the participation of public control actors in economic systems. The paper provides examples of in the economic processes of economic entities, is the research scientists on the development of the Institute of most important requirement civil society to public and Public Control in economic systems. The work presented municipal governments. The system of public control reveals the idea of public control characterized by [1] may have different elements of subsystems economic growth and balancing the socio-economic responsible for the direction of activity and can vary balance. Examples of the implementation of public differently in areas of economic activity. control in the territory of municipal entities on the basis of experts, as well as on the basis of personal experience Public control can be divided into five main of the authors are considered. formats: The study reflects the results of the activities of public 1) Public monitoring; control subjects on the example of public chambers, where the creation of conditions for the integration of 2) Public inspection (raids); public control corresponds to the estimated expectations of positive socio-economic development, and the creation 3) Public examination; of the conditions for vertical integration of public control 4) Public discussion; into economic systems contributes to the growth of the economy. The study also provides recommendations for 5) Public hearing. improving the development of the institution of public Copyright © 2019, the Authors. Published by Atlantis Press. This is an open access article under the CC BY-NC license (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/). 168 Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research, volume 374 These formats are used by public control actors in It follows from the above that it will be objectively the preparation and conduct of public control activities useful and timely to develop and create a universal [2]. environment for the implementation of public control activities capable of defending the public interest and The simplest and least costly formats of public satisfying civilians Needs. control are public discussion and public examination, as the main subjects of the study are draft regulations, II.MATERIALS AND METHODS appeals of citizens and organizations that can be considered at meetings of specialized commissions and The main materials of the study were information plenary sessions of public control subjects without the on public control published in the special scientific involvement of third-party experts. literature, periodical press, the global information telecommunications network "Internet" and the results The economic basis of public control is provided by of scientific and practical conferences on the state and municipal governments in order to promote implementation of public control, the development of the development of civil society institutions, openness civil society institutions and socio-economic of power, legitimacy, etc. [3]. Administrative support development. studies of civil society and the non-profit for public control includes: sector and other expert centers for the development of civil society institutions, the Expert RU analytical Providing premises and equipment for free use; agency, the Expert Council of the President of the Maintenance of premises and equipment donated to Russian Federation for the Development of Civil the public control subject; Society Human Rights and Human Rights Committee, the State Duma Committee on Economic Policy and Providing an opportunity to publish information on Entrepreneurship with the participation of specialists the implementation of public control subjects on the from Vnesheconombank, the European Bank for information resources of public and municipal Reconstruction and Development, the Institute of governments; Economics of the Russian Academy of Sciences, the Assistance in the publication of printed products, Institute of World Economics and International the organization and conduct of activities of public Russian Academy of Sciences. control subjects (site rental, fabrication, installation and Data from the Public Chamber of the Moscow dismantling of banner, press-wall, provision of vehicles Region on the implementation of municipal public for implementation public control and development chambers in the Moscow region and the activities on the activities of public control subjects, implementation of the Moscow Region Governor's etc.). Policy on the Development of Civil Society Institutions Logistics of the activities of public control subjects were examined presented in working order. is based on the notion of the institution of public Final reports on the development of civil society control as an independent collegiate body, which institutions in the Moscow region for 2014, 2015, accumulates information on opinions and points on its 2016, 2017 and 2018 were analyzed. Data on the best territory Tension. practices of municipal public chambers of the Moscow The costs of ensuring the activities of public control region, published annually in the global information actors should be paid for: in the current period, through telecommunications network "Internet" were public control measures; in the future, at the expense of considered, as well as the working materials of the well-developed strategic decisions. public chambers were considered municipal districts and urban districts of the Moscow region, developed Public control measures can make a profit in and approved by the Public Chamber of the Moscow municipal budgets, guided by an agreement with the Region and municipal public chambers on competence, competent authorities to implement public control and among which: provide them with information about offences on: 1) The gold standard
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