Research of hypothetical base of strategy of technological modernization and increase of innovative potential in the fast-growing economies

Authors

B. D. Matrizaev
Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation, Russian Federation

Abstract

The article deals with a comparative analysis of the experience of macro-planning of innovative strategies and technological modernization of economies in the countries of the so-called emerging economies group. In this study, the author develops a theoretical framework and a general hypothesis about the characteristics of technological modernization processes. This study is an attempt to develop and apply a new conceptual framework for assessing the sustainability of innovative growth in emerging economies.

Keywords

мacrostrategic planning, innovative strategy, innovative potential, technological modernization, models of innovative growth, human capital

Author Info

B. D. Matrizaev

Candidate of Economic Sciences, Associate Professor, Department of Economic Theory at Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation

Email: matrizaev@mail.ru

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2019 · No. 1 (53)

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Innovative Economy

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Published 2019-03-11

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Matrizaev B.D. Research of hypothetical base of strategy of technological modernization and increase of innovative potential in the fast-growing economies // Economics: Theory and Practice. 2019. No 1 (53). С. 15–21. URL: https://etip.kubsu.ru/article/view/464

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