The development of social infrastructure in the region as a factor in the effective reproduction of labor potential

The study analyzes the effect of the regional social infrastructure on the development and use of labor resources. The author interprets the social infrastructure as a set of spheres and branches of the non-productive sector that can provide the normal life of the society. The research examines the structure and specific nature of building social infrastructure, particularly its development at the present stage. The paper demonstrates the impact of social infrastructure on the reproduction of labor resources by a case study of health care system. Trends in mortality decline and an increase in life expectancy of the population have a positive effect on the reproduction of labor resources in the region. In conclusion, the author presents a number of reasons for improving social sector and social infrastructure in the regional economy and notes the reasonable use of public-private partnership as a resource base for developing the regional social infrastructure.