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Innovative development of the region: the choice of behavior model


Alesya Polezhaeva
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Polezhaeva Alesya Yuryevna – Postgraduate, Department of Science and Innovation Management, National Research University Higher School of Economics

Published in:
Creative Economy
– № 7 / July, 2014



Keywords: cluster, creativity, innovation environment, innovative development of the region, investment, knowledge economy, learning region, regional innovation system, small and medium-sizedbusiness, the state innovation policy


Citation:
Alesya Polezhaeva (2014). Innovative development of the region: the choice of behavior model. Creative Economy, 8(7), 61-74. — url: http://bgscience.ru/com/lib/1265


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The article presents the basic elements that form the position of regional authorities in the development of innovative activities. The author typologized models of innovation development in the region and marked their basic features. Based on the analysis, regularities of regional innovation development were discovered.







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