Regulation and deregulation of innovative processes in the Russian economy and Germany

Authors

O. V. Nikulina
Kuban State University, Russian Federation
K. Hartenstein
University of Applied Technical and Economic Sciences, Germany

Abstract

The article reveals the main methodological aspects of regulation and deregulation of innovation processes in the economies of Russia and Germany. The authors justified the interconnection and interdependence of regulation and deregulation processes in the innovation sphere. As a result of the research, the need to promote cooperation between Russia and Germany in the field of innovation was substantiated, due to accumulated experience and prevailing trends in the regulation and deregulation of innovation processes in the world economy.

Keywords

export logistics infrastructure, grain exports, problems of export and logistics infrastructure, port terminal, elevator

Authors Info

O. V. Nikulina

Doctor of Economics, Professor of the Department of World Economy and Management at Kuban State University

Knut Hartenstein

Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor of University of Applied Technical and Economic Sciences, Berlin

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Issue

2014 · No. 3 (35)

Section

Innovative Economy

Publication History

Published 2014-10-15

How to Cite

[1]
Nikulina O.V., Hartenstein K. Regulation and deregulation of innovative processes in the Russian economy and Germany // Economics: Theory and Practice. 2014. No 3 (35). С. 3–12. URL: https://etip.kubsu.ru/article/view/168

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