THE USE OF ACTIVITY ESTIMATION METHODS IN THE SPHERE OF INDUSTRIAL POLICY AT MACROLEVEL
Keywords:
estimation methods, competitive advantages, research organizationsAbstract
One of most actively used tools of activity perfection of the research organizations is their activity estimation both general (organization level) and the activity realized as separate projects or by individual researchers. A set of methods for carrying out similar estimation is formed and steadily used at present. These methods have advantages and restrictions and differ according to cultural-historical context.Downloads
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