Tula, Tula, Russian Federation
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Tula, Tula, Russian Federation
The econometric models constructed in the work allowed us to establish the main production factors that streamline the productivity level — per capita GRP in modern Russia. The most significant positive impact on productivity is exerted by capital, which estimated by the labor funds. The level of education of the employed population has a significant positive impact on productivity. In most regions of the country, new technologies, embodied in new fixed assets, have a positive impact on productivity. In most regions of the country, the number of officials has a significant negative impact on productivity.
econometric models, capital-human capital, new technologies, institutions.
В экономике Российской Федерации постепенно распространяется пятый технологический уклад — пятая технико-экономическая парадигма.
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