Strategic support of the Russian regions: Problems of the assessment of the status of innovative territories

Унтура, Г. А.

doi:10.1134/s2079970513020111

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“…The empirical evidence confirms the existence of knowledge spillovers within regions, though the evidence on interregional knowledge spillovers is scarce and mixed (Frenken et al 2010). Positive effects of knowledge spillovers have been found within and between regions, as well as the support of the most innovative active regions (Leontiev 1997;Hmeleva 2012;Untura 2012).…”

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A Study of the Formation of Innovative Clusters As Growth Poles In the Regions of Kazakhstan

Kireyeva¹,

Yespayev²

2014

IJRBS

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The aim of this resarch is to examine the level of innovative process of national economy and to reveal the essence of the cluster approach and indicators of innovative development. Keeping with the previous literature, the present study is determined by the novelty of the problem, concerning the formation and development of innovative clusters as growth poles, as well as large specifics of problems in the framework of use of innovative potential. The study employs method of monitoring of innovative processes in regions; we use method of rating estimation of innovative competitiveness of the region, based on a complex of indicators characterizing the innovation potential of the region: innovative activity and innovative susceptibility. An analysis was showed that Kazakhstan’s regions have substantial differences in the groups of regions for most of the indicators have presented form a tightly located clusters and in the ratings of innovative susceptibility and innovative activity.

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A Study of the Formation of Innovative Clusters As Growth Poles In the Regions of Kazakhstan

Kireyeva¹,

Yespayev²

2014

IJRBS

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“…Tatarkin [18,19], A.A. Rumyantsev [15], G.A. Unthura [21,22], A.S. Marshalova [8] A.S. Novoselov [8,9], V.N. Leksin [3,4,5], A.N.…”

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The Economic Potential of the Region: Methodical and Practical Aspects of Evaluation

Gorshenina¹

2019

Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference "Far East Con" (ISCFEC 2018)

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The article deals with the methodical and practical aspects of the evaluation of the Russian Federation Regions' economic potential. The writer uses multidimensional evaluation of the economic potential on the basis of regional labor resources and fixed capital endowments, and also considers financial sustainability and availability of investments. The method is based on the author's interpretation of the term "economic potential" and includes the classification of the regions into six groups. Special attention is given to the credibility of the raw data and to the comparison of the economic potential on the basis of multidimensional average. The authorial methodology of the economic potential evaluation of the Russian Federation Regions is based on four methodological principles and on practical focus. The article introduces results of practical calculations done with the use of the authorial methodology. Keywords-RF region, evaluation and classification of the regions, region's economic potential, regional labor resources endowments, regional fixed capital endowments, financial sustainability of the region, availability of investments in the region.

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“…Methodological aspects of this problem are reflected in the works on instrumental methods of research (Al-Fawzan & Al-Hargan, 2014;Baniak & Dubina, 2012;Carayannis et al, 2015;Higgins, 2012;Rosiello et al, 2013;Shichkov, 2016), i.e., on the assessment of innovative potential, the economic and mathematical modelling of innovation planning. Still, there is no clear understanding that large industrial companies are the core of development strategies (Chesbrough et al, 2006;Gurkov, 2013;Kondratyev, 2009;Schumpeter, 2003;Untura, 2013). Not enough attention is paid to the problem of efficiency of innovations from the perspective of coordination of production and innovation processes in an industrial enterprise.…”

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Model for Planning an Operational-Innovative Programme for an Industrial Organization

Mezhov

Lobaryov

2018

SIE

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The complex nature of modern technologies and organizational solutions in modern corporations requires adequate conceptual approaches to their planning. In this paper, the authors propose a model of an operational and innovative programme for which methodological principles are formulated and a systemic formulation of the planning task designed to optimize the process of resource use, including: investment, technological, and innovative capabilities of the corporation.In the instrumental sense, the task of forming a production programme must be based on optimization models. Some researchers supplement the models for calculating production programmes by analysing subsystems and forming the profile of economic risk.The purpose and essence of the proposed in this paper model of product planning in the context of continuous investment in innovation can be formulated as follows.On the basis of a number of parameters of the forecast cycle of production of each product of the production programme, it is necessary to determine such terms for launching new products in production in order to perform tasks regarding the rate of growth of the value of the corporation, to provide basic economic and financial indicators of efficiency and sustainability within the resources allocated by the corporate budget. At the same time, it is necessary to determine the optimal volumes and rates of investment in innovations, observing, on the one hand, the balance between profitability and liquidity, on the other hand, the optimal start date for the sale of a new product in order to maximize the rent from possessing unique competencies.

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Strategic support of the Russian regions: Problems of the assessment of the status of innovative territories

Cited by 12 publications

References 1 publication

A Study of the Formation of Innovative Clusters As Growth Poles In the Regions of Kazakhstan

A Study of the Formation of Innovative Clusters As Growth Poles In the Regions of Kazakhstan

The Economic Potential of the Region: Methodical and Practical Aspects of Evaluation

Model for Planning an Operational-Innovative Programme for an Industrial Organization

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