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Innovations and marine engineering market


Natalyya Tekucheva, Andrey Mudrak, Vladimir Sinov
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Tekucheva Natalyya Aleksandrovna – Postgraduate, Institute of Economics and Management at Enterprises of Service, Saint-Petersburg State University of Service and Economics, Purchasing Manager, MT Sudostroenie, Ltd

Mudrak Andrey Alekseevich – Director, PKA “MAGURA” LTD, applicant, Faculty of Finance, Chair of Commerce, Lobachevsky State University of Nizhni Novgorod

Sinov Vladimir Vasilyevich – Cand. of Econ. Sci., Professor, Saint Petersburg State University of Economics and Finance “New Literacy” of XXI century

Published in:
Creative Economy
– № 6 / June, 2011



Keywords: brand, businessarchitecture, cooperation, inner potential, innovations, knowledge, life cycle, marine engineering, portfolio management, postindustrial economy


Citation:
Natalyya Tekucheva, Andrey Mudrak, Vladimir Sinov (2011). Innovations and marine engineering market. Creative Economy, 5(6), 15-20. — url: http://bgscience.ru/com/lib/630


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Abstract:

Innovations set the dynamics of development and structural changes in economics, transformation traditional types of production in new types of services. Marine engineering market is one of the brightest examples of such transformation – until recently the notion “marine engineering” didn’t exist in our country. During the last several years due to the influence of different categories of innovations this market underwent considerable changes, which undoubtedly affected character of organization of business activity of its main counteragents and perspectives of their development.







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