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The current challenge of stable development in the Russian steppe zone is an imbalance of structural-sector shifts in the economy of regions entering it. The paper presents an analysis of the sectoral structure transformation in the steppe regionsб according to principal types of economic activity, including different industrial and non-production sectors (manufacturing activity, mineral production, energetics, trade, transport, agriculture, etc.). The study’s specifics consist of various methodological approaches used to determine a structural-sectoral shift: depending on specialization according to kinds of sectors and coverage. As a result, it was identified that in regions of the steppe zone, structural-sectoral reconstruction of the economy happened. It touched on a vast diapason of various sectors. The economy of the areas has passed the stage of overtaking development. The portion of the non-production sector has stably increased, simultaneously, an industrial and agricultural part, despite the reduction, has still stayed high. The regional specifics are the growth of non-production portion everywhere, a considerable increase of agro-industrial complexes in the traditionally agricultural regions, and slight changes in areas with a relatively balanced economic structure.

Detection of the current structural-sectoral shifts in the steppe zone regions of Russia