Trends in the development of Russia’s national innovation system

Tatyana Lanshina ()

RSUH/RGGU BULLETIN. Series Economics. Management. Law, issue 3

Abstract: The article studies major trends in innovations, science and education in Russia in 2000s. The analysis of key indicators (R&D expenditure, patent applications, the share of innovative companies, number of innovative technologies) shows that the recent increase in R&D expenditure has not resulted in significant improvements in the innovative and research activities. R&D expenditure itself is also still not sufficient. Moreover, the interest towards innovations and R&D among private companies is at a very low level compared to other countries.All these factors dwarf the successful development of the Russian national innovation system as well as demonstrate poor ties between its elements.

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