The russian enterprise directors' perceptions on the innovation activity of their caompany: A briefing of the empirical results

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The main objective of the article is to analyse the current state of the innovation activity among the Russian enterprises. The empirical evidence shows only 13% of the sample indicated that innovation is the first priority for the firm. We propose that the Russian Government designs innovation policies which takes into account the differences between the industries. Secondly, the Russian Government should promote international innovation cooperation by setting up technology trade agents in the most active countries in terms of innovation cooperation, such as Germany, the USA, and Finland. Thirdly, the CEOs of the Russian enterprises consider R&D funding as well as policy steps to increase R&D effectiveness, as those measures of innovation policy which should be of the highest priority for the Russian government.

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Prazdanichnykh, A., & Liuhto, K. (2010). The russian enterprise directors’ perceptions on the innovation activity of their caompany: A briefing of the empirical results. Journal of East European Management Studies, 15(4), 361. https://doi.org/10.5771/0949-6181-2010-4-361

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