Модернизация в мезоэкономическом контексте

Modernization program in the mesoeconomics context

Anton Mosalev

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Abstract: Modernization as a platform for a possible innovative development of Russia's economy in general and in particular mesoeconomics of the regions is of paramount importance. However, its systematic conduct is faced with many obstacles. So in the article, it is determined that many institutional factors can act as positive and neutral basis for current and future development programs. Attracting investors to the territory of the region should be determined by the parameters of how the internal environment (expectations may have a counter-proposal), and external, that are largely mediated by government policy. In a number of hypotheses based on the analysis of public statistics, verification and evaluation of the significance of which allowed us to determine those "buckles", the account of which may contribute to a systematic, competent program of modernization of economic activities and opportunities for innovative development agents on the mesoeconomics’ level.

Keywords: mesoeconomics; modernization; experimental design techniques; education; labor; investments (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: E22 R58 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2014-03-30
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Published in Innovacionnyj Vestnik Region (InVestRegion) 1 (2014): pp. 6-11

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