Essence of institutional provision of industrial complex development

Yanenkova Iryna H. () and Liakhovets Olena O. ()
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Yanenkova Iryna H.: Institute for Economics and Forecasting of NAS of Ukraine
Liakhovets Olena O.: Black Sea State University named after P. Mohyla

The Problems of Economy, 2014, issue 1, 109_116

Abstract: The article identifies and justifies the essence of institutional provision of the industrial complex development. It systemises and justifies main institutes of industrial complex of Ukraine. It marks a necessity of improvement of institutional structures, which influence activity and development of the industrial complex, that should go along the way of use of both market mechanisms and state regulation of functioning of links of the national innovation system. The article identifies main directions of organisational and institutional transformations in the industrial complex of Ukraine. It justifies expediency of shifting the focus of structural transformations in industry to the regional level and develops proposals with respect to distribution of authorities of state and regional bodies of authorities for the conduct of these reforms.

Keywords: institutes; institutional provision; institutionalism; industrial complex; industrial policy (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2014
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