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Features of state industrial policy under imperfect technological and institutional environment

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Doctor of Economics, Professor of "Economics and organization of industrial production»
Russia, Russian University of Economics named after G.V. Plekhanov
vn62@yandex.ru


Doctor of Economics, Professor of "Economics and Organization of Industrial Production"
Russia, Russian University of Economics named after G.V. Plekhanov
idennis@rambler.ru


graduate student of "Economics and Organization of Industrial Production"
Russia, Russian University of Economics named after G.V. Plekhanov
mara14@mail.ru

Abstract

For all countries with imperfect technology and the institutional environment (low culture and organization of production, high levels of corruption, the small middle class, not necessarily the execution of laws, etc.), even such strong measures to support the economy like a direct financing of firms and territories, protectionism, stimulation of demand, etc. does not give significant effect. For Russia, which objectively have to be attributed to such countries, extremely relevant management system development, capable of overcoming difficulties, starting with the knees and the resistance of the imperfect (bad) technological and institutional environment. Several theoretical solutions recently obtained through the development of the theory of economic-technological development of civilization, can create the mechanism and conditions of such a system.

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industrial policy, economic and technological development, economic-technological development, management development of the economy in an imperfect institutional environment, the development firm.

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Yusim Vyacheslav Naumovich , Denisov Igor Vladimirovich , Afanasyeva Maria Vasilievna
Features of state industrial policy under imperfect technological and institutional environment// Modern Management Technology. ISSN 2226-9339. – #7 (7). Art. # 0703. Date issued: . Available at: https://sovman.ru/en/article/0703/

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