Industrial policy in Russia: present state and problems
Vadim Gilmundinov
Journal "Region: Economics and Sociology", 2011, vol. 1
Abstract:
The paper analyses how Russian industrial policy could be improved to ensure the innovation development of the country. We show that a service-resource orientation of the Russian economy originates from lack of the active policy aimed at the priority development of high-tech industries which must be accompanied with the arrangements to build the innovation infrastructure through applying foreign high-tech technologies. The conclusion is that macroeconomic factors significantly define a sectoral structure of the national economy, and due to this fact the industrial policy should be supplemented with flexible measures of building more favorable conditions for the development of a manufacturing sector in Russia.
Keywords: industrial policy; resource orientation; competitiveness; economy; sectoral structure; innovation development (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2011
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