Исследование гипотетических основ стратегии технологической модернизации и повышения инновационного потенциала в странах с быстрорастущей экономикой

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001.895(045)

Аннотация

В статье проводится сравнительный анализ опыта макропланирования инновационных стратегий и технологической модернизации экономик в странах так называемой группы emerging economies. В данном исследовании разрабатывается теоретическая база и общая гипотеза о характеристиках процессов технологической модернизации. Настоящее исследование представляет собой попытку разработки и применения новой концептуальной основы оценки устойчивости инновационного роста в странах группы emerging economies.

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