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Government Control of Innovative Activity Abroad


Natalyya Udalytsova
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Udalytsova Natalyya Leonidovna – Candidate of Economic Sci., Senior Lecturer of the Academic Department of Investments and Innovations, Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation, Moscow

Published in:
Creative Economy
– № 8 / August, 2013



Keywords: commercialization, government control, innovations, innovative policy of Finland, innovative policy of Sweden, rd


Citation:
Natalyya Udalytsova (2013). Government Control of Innovative Activity Abroad. Creative Economy, 7(8), 3-9. — url: http://bgscience.ru/com/lib/1130


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Abstract:

European countries experience in the innovative development, particularly, that of Finland and Sweden, is analyzed in the Article. Special attention is paid to the role of state in development of innovative processes in the countries under study. Practice of national innovation systems of these countries shows that an efficiency of innovative activities in the country depends on the degree of interaction level between science and business performs. It is true that effective innovative policy of Sweden and Finland is based on modern large scale state investments in science and education, and also on arrangement of necessary conditions for quick commercialization of scientific research results.







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