The socio-economic perspective for post-crisis development of Russia

¹ Moscow State University named after M. V. Lomonosov, Economic Faculty, 119991, 1 Leninskie gory, Moscow, Russia
² RANH and HS under the President of the Russian Federation, 119571, 82/1 Vernadsky Prospekt, Moscow, Russia

^* Corresponding author: kavava@list.ru

Abstract

The article considers problems of Russian economy through the prism of technology, innovation, and investments. Economists and politicians put the issue of innovative socio-economic development. Further development of R&D and innovation of modern society directed an increasing share of material and human resources. In the new environment, the intensification of production involves not just improving some individual skills in the organization of the production process, but a sharp reduction in the innovation cycle, accelerate product updates, and applied technologies. The characteristic feature of modern world economic development is the transition of the leading countries to a new type of socio-economic move forward to build an economy based predominantly on the generation, dissemination and use of knowledge. The article considers a wide range of possible transformation of the Russian economic system in modern conditions. It attempts to justify one of the possible approaches to the transformation of the Russian economy in conditions of globalization of world economic relations and transition to a postindustrial economic system of all countries of the world on the path of building a “knowledge economy.”