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УСПЕШНЫЕ ЭКОНОМИЧЕСКИЕ АКТОРЫ КАК ПОТЕНЦИАЛЬНАЯ МОДЕРНИЗАЦИОННАЯ ОБЩНОСТЬ СТАТЬЯ 2. ИННОВАЦИОННЫЙ ПОТЕНЦИАЛ И ПРОБЛЕМЫ ЕГО РЕАЛИЗАЦИИ
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УСПЕШНЫЕ ЭКОНОМИЧЕСКИЕ АКТОРЫ КАК ПОТЕНЦИАЛЬНАЯ МОДЕРНИЗАЦИОННАЯ ОБЩНОСТЬ СТАТЬЯ 2. ИННОВАЦИОННЫЙ ПОТЕНЦИАЛ И ПРОБЛЕМЫ ЕГО РЕАЛИЗАЦИИ
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Tatiana Zaslavskaya  Maria Shabanova
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Issue 5
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5-24
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The authors continue the analysis of one of the most advanced groups of the Russian business community as both the real and the potential subjects of economic modernization. In the center of an article is one of the major characteristics of successful economic actors – the level and structure of their potential innovative activity (PID), the similarities and differences between them, as well as the main factors of development and implementation of the PID problem in modern Russian institutional environment. The ideas of business with different innovative potential in relevance to the specifi c areas of modernization of the economy and society, the key factors of this process, as well as the terms of its potential actors are analized.
Keywords
successful economic actors, innovative capacity, innovative activity, the institutional environment of business entities, directions and conditions of modernization of the economy and society
Date of publication
03.09.2012
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