The development of regional innovation clusters in Russia and Poland

Authors

L. A. Voronina
Kuban State University, Russian Federation
E. Bojar
Lublin University of Technology, Poland
M. Bojar
Lublin University of Technology, Poland

Abstract

Modern trends in regional economic development in Russia and Poland are characterized by dynamic structural changes and lead to the formation of clusters. Clusters represent a specific form of the spatial organization of industries and service sectors. They are considered a tool for implementing innovation policies aimed at stabilizing economic growth rates. Cluster initiatives in the regions of Russia and Poland offer broad opportunities for using the competitive advantages of national economies.

Keywords

monetary system, exchange rate, monetary policy, exchange control, financial crisis

Funding Info

Статья подготовлена при выполнении проекта в рамках государственного задания Министерства образования и науки России, шифр заявки 2910.2011: «Модернизация экономики Краснодарского края на основе концепции открытых инноваций».

Authors Info

L. A. Voronina

Doctor of Economic Sciences, Professor of the Chair of World Economics and Management at Kuban State University

E. Bojar

Doctor of Economic Sciences, Professor, Dean of the Faculty of Management at Lublin University of Technology

M. Bojar

Ph.D. in Political Science, Senior Lecturer in Management at Lublin University of Technology

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Issue

2013 · No. 2 (30)

Section

Innovative Economy

Publication History

Published 2013-06-05

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[1]
Voronina L.A., Bojar E., Bojar M. The development of regional innovation clusters in Russia and Poland // Economics: Theory and Practice. 2013. No 2 (30). С. 21–31. URL: https://etip.kubsu.ru/article/view/105

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