Accelerating the process of forced import substitution using the introduction of the triple spiral model

Dariya Akimkina and Evgenij Khrustalev

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Abstract: In the current circumstances, successful implementation of forced import substitution is impossible without creating conditions for the interaction of innovation actors. In this context, the article explores the possibilities for accelerating the import substitution process by introducing the triple helix concept. This model's components — the government, business, research and education sectors — are at the same time subjects of innovation. Based on an analysis of the features of their development and functioning, the growing importance of the educational sector and the need to restore the interrelationships between the elements are shown. The aim of the research is to find tools for the triple helix model's adaptation to Russian circumstances in order to accelerate the import substitution and technology transfer processes

Keywords: triple helix model; import substitution; education; sanctions (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: O14 O15 O3 O32 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2023-10-20
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Published in Journal of Economy and entrepreneurship 9 (2023): pp. 130-135

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