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REINDUSTRIALIZATION IN RUSSIA: THE NEED AND TOOLS FOR IMPLEMENTATION
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The modern economy is at a critical stage in its development. The deep causes of the 2008 economic crisis have not been fully overcome. Disproportions are observed in the economic system of the world and in individual countries. Their elimination encounters institutional constraints. One of the disproportions is caused by the de-industrialization of the economies of the developed countries of the world. The same phenomenon is observed in Russia. Consequently, it is necessary to carry out a "new industrialization" (reindustrialization). The purpose of the article is to analyze and justify the changes in the principles and content of the national industrial policy. This is necessary for re-industrialization. The analysis is based on the example of Russia. During the research, methods of economic and statistical analysis, institutional methods, methods of comparative analysis were used. The initial data for the study are national statistics, analytical reviews, information on the activities of industrial enterprises, collected by the authors in the course of field research. As a result of the research, the authors proposed the main directions of reindustrialization in the Russian economy. They justified the tools for its implementation. These conclusions can be claimed in industrial policy. They are addressed not only to Russia, but also to other countries: both developed and developing.
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