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Features of the governmental policy in the field of innovative and industrial cluster administration


Vadim N. Zasko, Olesya I. Dontsova
(about the authors)

Zasko Vadim N. – Doctor of Science, Economics, Professor of the Chair of Market Problems and Economic Mechanism (The Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration)

Dontsova Olesya I. – Candidate of Science, Economics, Associate professor of the Department of Economic Theory (Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation)

Published in:
Creative Economy
– Volume 10, Number 11 (November 2016)

JEL classification: L52, O30, R11

Keywords: cluster, governmental policy, growth factors, planning


Citation:
Vadim N. Zasko, Olesya I. Dontsova (2016). Features of the governmental policy in the field of innovative and industrial cluster administration. Creative Economy, 10(11), 1253–1262. doi: 10.18334/ce.10.11.36989


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Abstract:

The article reviews some features of cluster formation in Russia and abroad. The special focus is reasons for “failure” of the governmental regulation in the field of cluster policy. The application of cluster formation models widely used all over the world under Russian condition is assessed.







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