On the Structure, Dynamics, and Use of the Asset Share in the National Wealth

V. K. Fal’tsman ()
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V. K. Fal’tsman: Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration (RANEPA)

Studies on Russian Economic Development, 2018, vol. 29, issue 5, 462-469

Abstract: Abstract In this article, the share of assets in the national wealth is taken as the object of analysis and forecast. The dynamics, structure and use of the basic elements of Russia’s productive assets—natural capital (energy inputs), human capital, and active fixed assets—are analyzed. It is shown that the natural capital will inevitably be replaced by human capital in combination with the asset share in fixed capital, and that the economy in the coming transition period (2018–2030) will necessarily transform to an innovative growth model. The annual balances of changes in the components of the assets in the national wealth for 2012–2016 are developed. The impact of the crisis is estimated. Some promising directions for using the accumulated human capital together with the asset share in fixed capital for a transition from a resource-based to an innovation model of Russia’s development are considered and substantiated.

Date: 2018
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