The innovative development of machine building as a driver of import substitution

Within the rent-and-raw material model of Russian economy the state’s attempts to stimulate import substitution do not generate innovative type of economic development and rebuilding of its industrial sector, competitiveness on the domestic market. In high entropy of market processes it becomes obvi...

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Main Authors: Zhironkin, Sergey, Gasanov, Magerram, Barysheva, Galina, Kolotov, Konstantin, Zhironkina, Olga
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Chains
Chemical industry
Competitiveness
Economic conditions
Economic development
Economics
Entropy
Geopolitics
Imports
Markets
Materials substitution
Metallurgy
Organic chemistry
Raw materials
Security
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Summary:Within the rent-and-raw material model of Russian economy the state’s attempts to stimulate import substitution do not generate innovative type of economic development and rebuilding of its industrial sector, competitiveness on the domestic market. In high entropy of market processes it becomes obvious that without recovery of effective global production chains in Russian economy the risks of economic and geopolitical security of Russia, the final loss of Russian technological identity, the loss of international competitiveness and securing raw material vector of long-term social and economic development are increasing. Therefore, it is machine building, as an industry, being a member of most production chains must become a driver of import substitution. Innovative development of machine building is especially in demand in such industrialized region as Kuzbass. Its major industries – coal, metallurgical, chemical - are in need of machinery products. The article describes the features and tools of machine building innovative development.
ISSN:2267-1242
2555-0403
2267-1242
DOI:10.1051/e3sconf/20171503012