Development of mechanisms for state support of innovative activities

Sergey Vyacheslavovich NOVIKOV; Konstantin Evgenyevich MESHCHERYAKOV; Galina Anatolyevna IVANTSOVA; Valery Viktorovich VASILIEV; Valentina Romanovna BUGROVA

Sergey Vyacheslavovich NOVIKOV Institute of Engineering Economics and Humanities, Moscow Aviation Institute, Volokolamsk Highway 4, Moscow, 125993, Russia
Konstantin Evgenyevich MESHCHERYAKOV Department of International Relations in the Post-Soviet Space, Faculty of International Relations, St. Petersburg State University, University Embankment 7/9, St. Petersburg, 199034, Russia
Galina Anatolyevna IVANTSOVA Department of Theory and History of State and Law, Faculty of Law, Sterlitamak Branch of Bashkir State University, Lenina prospect 47a, Sterlitamak, 453100, Russia
Valery Viktorovich VASILIEV Electrical Engineering Department, TOMS Engineering LLC, 3rd line V.O. 62A, 3rd floor, St. Petersburg, 199106, Russia
Valentina Romanovna BUGROVA Graduate School of Business, Management and Law, RGUTIS, Glavnaya str. 99, Cherkizovo, Moscow Region, 141221, Russia

Keywords: Innovative environment, government regulation, legal regulation, competitive organization of innovation processes

Abstract

The purpose is to substantiate the development of mechanisms for state support of innovative activities. Methodology: analysis, comparison and integration of data from Rosstat, specialized statistical methods for processing economic data. Results. The authors suggest a basic typology of regulatory operations of government bodies concerning the innovation sphere. The study presents a conceptually structured sphere of formation and implementation of innovative operations in Russian economy functioning with a focus on industrial production. This paper provides the analysis of basic regulatory framework orders in this area along with arising problems considering the typified operators behavioral models materialization and develops innovations in this regulation. The recommendations would provide for the practice of financial services, the implementation of state support for innovation activity in the country, its current state assessment as well as the identification of weaknesses and the adjustment of mechanisms for state support for innovative activities. Conclusions. The use of statistical data and empirical research results allows describing the current situation in the field of state support for innovative activities in Russia, which has both positive and negative features. It is necessary to introduce an institution of public order and ensure monitoring of all proposals for scientific research public orders’ formation; synthesize scientifically based mechanisms for innovation and legal regulations of its operation. These measures could become meaningful factors in the increasing social and economic stability.

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Author Biographies

Sergey Vyacheslavovich NOVIKOV, Institute of Engineering Economics and Humanities, Moscow Aviation Institute, Volokolamsk Highway 4, Moscow, 125993, Russia

Institute of Engineering Economics and Humanities, Moscow Aviation Institute, Volokolamsk Highway 4, Moscow, 125993, Russia

Konstantin Evgenyevich MESHCHERYAKOV, Department of International Relations in the Post-Soviet Space, Faculty of International Relations, St. Petersburg State University, University Embankment 7/9, St. Petersburg, 199034, Russia

Department of International Relations in the Post-Soviet Space, Faculty of International Relations, St. Petersburg State University, University Embankment 7/9, St. Petersburg, 199034, Russia

Galina Anatolyevna IVANTSOVA, Department of Theory and History of State and Law, Faculty of Law, Sterlitamak Branch of Bashkir State University, Lenina prospect 47a, Sterlitamak, 453100, Russia

Department of Theory and History of State and Law, Faculty of Law, Sterlitamak Branch of Bashkir State University, Lenina prospect 47a, Sterlitamak, 453100, Russia

Valery Viktorovich VASILIEV, Electrical Engineering Department, TOMS Engineering LLC, 3rd line V.O. 62A, 3rd floor, St. Petersburg, 199106, Russia

Electrical Engineering Department, TOMS Engineering LLC, 3rd line V.O. 62A, 3rd floor, St. Petersburg, 199106, Russia

Valentina Romanovna BUGROVA, Graduate School of Business, Management and Law, RGUTIS, Glavnaya str. 99, Cherkizovo, Moscow Region, 141221, Russia

Graduate School of Business, Management and Law, RGUTIS, Glavnaya str. 99, Cherkizovo, Moscow Region, 141221, Russia

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