The New Paradigm of Innovational Development of Russia’s AIC in the Conditions of the EAEU

Bogoviz, Aleksei V.

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“…Agriculture traditionally was among the sectors of public production, characterized by lower level of technical and technological development in comparison with other industries and fields of activity. With the beginning of radical economic reforms at the end of the last century, the state removed itself from the implementation of the functions of resource support and regulation of the agricultural production system, and the massive reorganization of collective farms and state farms, carried out in the context of the systemic economic crisis, led to the decrease in the efficiency of agricultural production, degradation of the material and technical base of the industry, and to the increase in its technological backlog [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14].…”

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Trends in Technical and Technological Development of Agriculture in Russia

Kononova¹,

Ulez’ko²

2020

Proceedings of the International Conference on Policies and Economics Measures for Agricultural Development (AgroDevEco 2020)

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As a result of the radical economic reforms of the end of the last century and the transformation of the structure of the agrarian sector in Russia, the level of technical and technological development of the country's agriculture has fallen dramatically. Overcoming the crisis in the development of agricultural production occurred only in the middle of the first decade of 2000, after the adoption of a number of state programs for the development of agriculture. The main problems limiting the possibilities of technical and technological development of agriculture include: uneven development of individual sectors of agricultural production and the high level of differentiation of agricultural producers in developing the material and technical base; significant volatility of agricultural markets and financial opportunities of economic entities in the agricultural sector; irrationality of the location of agricultural production; shifting the emphasis of state support to agriculture in favor of large agribusiness entities; the continuing dependence of the agricultural sector on technology imports; low level of development of digital technologies, low rates of development of rural areas and improving the living standards of the rural population; limited reproductive capabilities of a significant part of agricultural producers.

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confidence: 99%

Trends in Technical and Technological Development of Agriculture in Russia

Kononova¹,

Ulez’ko²

2020

Proceedings of the International Conference on Policies and Economics Measures for Agricultural Development (AgroDevEco 2020)

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Innovative Development of the Meat Sub-sector Based on the Rational Allocation of Production

Silaeva

Kulchikova

Barinova

2020

Complex Systems: Innovation and Sustainability in the Digital Age

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University-Business Cooperation and Its Significance for the Development of Innovative Economy

Kleschev

Iskandarova

Kryukova

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Сooperation and Sustainable Development

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The study aims to scientifically substantiate the creation of a system of state management for university-business cooperation to promote the development of the innovative economy. The study employs the methods of correlation analysis and regressive analysis. The sample consists of five developed and five developing countries that lead in the ease of doing business index in their respective groups (2020 data). The results show that university-business cooperation is important for the development of the innovative economy (regression of 1.2118%, correlation of 44.37%). In developed countries, the key factor of university-business cooperation is knowledge-intensive employment (correlation of 65.58%). To raise the development level of the innovative economy to 55.57%, we recommend increasing knowledge-intensive employment by 161.23%. In developing countries, universitybusiness cooperation was more important for the development of the innovative economy. In these countries, the most impactful factor is ISO 9001 quality certification (correlation of 81.27%). To raise the development level of innovative economy in these countries to 89.647%, we recommend increasing raising the number of issues ISO 9001 certificates to 56.03 per 1 bln. USD of GDP adjusted to purchasing power parity.

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The New Paradigm of Innovational Development of Russia’s AIC in the Conditions of the EAEU

Cited by 4 publications

References 6 publications

Trends in Technical and Technological Development of Agriculture in Russia

Trends in Technical and Technological Development of Agriculture in Russia

Innovative Development of the Meat Sub-sector Based on the Rational Allocation of Production

University-Business Cooperation and Its Significance for the Development of Innovative Economy

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