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АНАЛИЗ ПЕРСПЕКТИВ ИННОВАЦИОННОГО РАЗВИТИЯ РЕГИОНАЛЬНЫХ СОЦИАЛЬНО-ЭКОНОМИЧЕСКИХ СИСТЕМ НА ОСНОВЕ АКТИВИЗАЦИИ ВНЕШНЕЭКОНОМИЧЕСКОЙ ДЕЯТЕЛЬНОСТИ
Received: 15.02.2020 Published: 15.02.2020
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Subject . Regulatory framework for attracting innovation in the form of investment in the Russian socio economic system. Topic. Tools for activating both domestic economic and innovative activities, as territories with a special legal status, whose residents carry out their activities under special conditions. Purpose. Study of customs procedures free customs zone and free warehouse, description of the main advantages for residents of both economic and administrative nature. M et hodology. Methods of logical and comparative analysis. Results . They are brought to the attention of interested parties, while monitoring the effectiveness of these measures, the results are accumulated and analyzed in the Working group. A ppl icationarea. The inclusion of the above mentioned directions in the customs policy and their effective implementation will contribute to the development of a favorable business environment in Russia and increase the level of investment attractiveness. Conclusions . Regional authorities should step up their participation in the development of foreign economic activity in the Russian Federation. In particular, a model for the formation and development of regional foreign trade development practices for small and medium sized businesses, in which mutually beneficial cooperation of all parties is carried out, is proposed.
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Коварда В., Лаптев Р., Болычева Е. АНАЛИЗ ПЕРСПЕКТИВ ИННОВАЦИОННОГО РАЗВИТИЯ РЕГИОНАЛЬНЫХ СОЦИАЛЬНО-ЭКОНОМИЧЕСКИХ СИСТЕМ НА ОСНОВЕ АКТИВИЗАЦИИ ВНЕШНЕЭКОНОМИЧЕСКОЙ ДЕЯТЕЛЬНОСТИ // Регион: системы, экономика, управление. 2020. Т. 49, № 2. С. 10–16.
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Коварда В., Лаптев Р., Болычева Е. АНАЛИЗ ПЕРСПЕКТИВ ИННОВАЦИОННОГО РАЗВИТИЯ РЕГИОНАЛЬНЫХ СОЦИАЛЬНО-ЭКОНОМИЧЕСКИХ СИСТЕМ НА ОСНОВЕ АКТИВИЗАЦИИ ВНЕШНЕЭКОНОМИЧЕСКОЙ ДЕЯТЕЛЬНОСТИ // Region: Systems, Economics, Management. 2020. Vol. 49, no. 2. P. 10–16.
