MODELS OF ECONOMIC RELATIONS MANAGEMENT IN THE ACTIVITIES OF AN EDUCATIONAL CLUSTER
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This article is devoted to the study of models of economic relations management in the activities of an educational cluster. The authors investigate a set of management models based on a theoretical review and identify those that can be used in the activities of an educational cluster at the municipal level. The cluster of educational services is considered on the example of a municipal autonomous educational institution on the territory of Krasnoyarsk, forming a complex of interacting participants characterized by geographical connectivity.

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management model, educational cluster, economic relations, sharing economy, services
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