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Intellectual Nature of Financial Services in Russian Modern Economy


Irina Khisametdinova
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Khisametdinova Irina Ravilyevna – Postgraduate Student of the Faculty of Economics,Lomonosov Moscow State University

Published in:
Creative Economy
– № 11 / November, 2013



Keywords: co-production, financial services, individual character of production, innovations, intellectual services, non-price nature of competition


Citation:
Irina Khisametdinova (2013). Intellectual Nature of Financial Services in Russian Modern Economy. Creative Economy, 7(11), 88-101. — url: http://bgscience.ru/com/lib/1186


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Abstract:

The analysis of financial services in Russia considered as intellectual services is presented herein. The authors demonstrate actual tendency towards “intellectuality” visible in business affairs of financial intermediaries in Russian. The analysis of qualitative and quantitative data supports the hypothesis that financial services in Russia possess general distinctive features of intellectual services.







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