MODERN INDUSTRIAL POLICY: PROS AND CONS
Keywords:
industrial policy, market defects, export, sustained developmentAbstract
The evolution stages of the theory and practice of industrial policy realization in foreign countries and Russia are discussed. Arguments of supporters and opponents of industrial policy are considered in the article. It is shown, that now the problem of society’s sustained development is on the foreground which means that state policy, including industrial one, should aspire to such economic development which will be socially and ecologically sustained.Downloads
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