Prosperity Of The Population As A Prior Direction In The Choice Of Innovation Projects

  • Nadegda Grosheva Business school Irkutsk State University (BIBS ISU)
DOI: https://doi.org/10.12955/ejbe.v2i0.99
Keywords: Innovations, Projects

Abstract

In Russia innovations are declared as a priority of regional development. At the level of the federal authority it is declared that a considerable number of projects are an indicator of qualitative development of region. As a result, many regions welcome any innovative projects which are offered to implementation. However the question of utility of the project for the territory isn't estimated. Prosperity of the population should become a priority at the choice of projects. It is offered to consider operative and strategic prospects of prosperity for the project selection.

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Published
2011-04-01
Issue
Vol 2 (2011)
Section
Articles
Copyright (c) 2011 Nadegda Grosheva

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