Innovative post-industrial development in the age of intellectual machines: experience and perspectives of financing in emerging economies

Nelia A. Deberdeeva, Tatiana M. Rogulenko, Anna V. Bodiako and Svetlana V. Ponomareva

International Journal of Economic Policy in Emerging Economies, 2024, vol. 19, issue 3/4, 393-404

Abstract: Originality of this paper is predetermined by its following advantages as compared to the existing publications. First advantage: independent study of the financial factors of emerging economies' innovative development, which allows determining their most precise and correct influence on innovative development. Second advantage: consideration of the experience of emerging economies, which allows determining the specifics of their innovative post-industrial development in the age of intellectual machines and offering unique (different from developed countries) recommendations in the sphere of economic policy. Third advantage: detailed study of not innovations on the whole, but hi-tech (digital) post-industrial innovations. Unlike the existing works, which treat Industry 4.0 as source and result of industrial innovations, this paper acknowledges the significant contribution and potential of Industry 4.0 in generation and provision of post-industrial innovations, which opens a new angle in the study of innovative development in the age of intellectual machines.

Keywords: economic policy; innovative post-industrial development; business; financing; financial management; intellectual machines; emerging economies. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2024
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