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The competitiveness of the national economy is formed at its grassroots levels – regional and municipal. The development of the regional economy, the standard of living, and the well-being of the population are highly dependent on the spatial economic structure. Due to its specificity, the latter can both contribute to and inhibit the diffusion of innovation, exchange of resources and technologies. The problems of inequality in municipal development are actively studied in modern science. A strong factor for increasing the gap of socioeconomic divergence is the geo-economic position of a municipality, in particular, its spatial proximity to and functional integrity with large urban spatial systems, such as urban and township clusters, clustered cities, concentrated urban areas, metropolitan areas, urban economic zones, expanded metropolitan areas, urbanrural integrated regions, metropolitan regions, mega metropolitan regions, megalopolis, Metropolitan Interlocking Region (MIRs), urban cluster belts, etc. (an excellent review was done by Fang and Yu, 2017). Large urban agglomerations play an important role in structuring modern regional space in most countries. Studies on the relationship between agglomeration processes and the economic development of municipalities determined by spatial proximity to agglomerations are conducted across the globe, including Centre for Research on Settlements and Urbanism

Social Effects of Agglomeration. An Assessment of Intraregional Disparities in the South of Russia