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[Prospects for silver economy development in the Russian megapolis.]

N N Shestakova1, M G Djanelidze1, M B Skvortsova1

  • 1Institute for Regional Economic Studies Russian Academy of Sciences, 38 Serpukhovskaya str., St. Petersburg 190013, Russian Federation,

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