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The Features of the Modern International Scientific-Technological Exchange Development
Polyakov M. V., Bilozubenko V. S., Shablii S. Y.

Polyakov, Maxim V., Bilozubenko, Volodymyr S., and Shablii, Svitlana Ye. (2020) “The Features of the Modern International Scientific-Technological Exchange Development.” Business Inform 11:29–36.
https://doi.org/10.32983/2222-4459-2020-11-29-36

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Abstract:
The specifics of the modern stage of development of the world-economy system, among other things, is manifested in the growth of the level of internationalization of research and innovation activities, which was naturally accompanied by the intensification of international scientific-technological exchange (ISTE). It is the main factor that characterizes the grade of integration of the country into the world economy. This exchange is identified with the spread (diffusion) of knowledge, covering almost all industries, sphere of services, economy sectors. The article examines the main elements of the theoretical base of the ISTE research (theories of diffusion of innovations, industry diffusion of innovations, S-shaped curve, value of transactions, strategic management, industrial organization, social exchange, theory of international trade and internationalization, theory of economic mechanisms, the authors’ own concepts and models). The concepts according to which the ISTE is described (diffusion, transfusion of knowledge; diffusion of innovations as embodied knowledge; international technology transfer) and its main channels (global, interregional, international, cross-border) are researched. The reasons for the development of the ISTE are analyzed and its importance is substantiated. The peculiarities of participation in the ISTE of both the developed and the developing countries are considered – the main motives, forms, prevailing channels, and basic limitations. The grounds that determine the country’s success in absorbing new knowledge are provided (universities, information infrastructure, human resources, perception of innovation). The important role of international organizations (UNCTAD, WTO, WHO, etc.) in the ISTE, which form international policy in the sphere of intellectual property protection and ensuring global cooperation, is underlined. It is emphasized that the main problems in the ISTE are related to the divergence of interests of the State and business. The main tasks for the governments of the countries on achieving the optimum of the ISTE (improvement of the national innovation system, formation of special infrastructure of ISTE, training of scientific personnel, organization of special work on the absorption of new knowledge and their adaptation, dissemination of advantages of the ISTE, formation of the State policy on development and regulation of participation in the ISTE) have been formulated.

Keywords: knowledge, diffusion of knowledge, absorption of knowledge, international scientific and technological exchange, innovations.

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Polyakov Maxim V. – Doctor of Sciences (Economics), Associate Professor, Professor, Department of Corporate Economics and International Business, National University of Water and Environmental Engineering (11 Soborna Str., Rivne, 33028, Ukraine)
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Bilozubenko Volodymyr S. – Doctor of Sciences (Economics), Professor, Professor, Department of International Economic Relations, Regional Studios and Tourism, University of Customs and Finance (2/4 Volodymyra Vernadskoho Str., Dnipro, 49004, Ukraine)
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Shablii Svitlana Ye. – Postgraduate Student, Department of International Economic Relations, Regional Studios and Tourism, University of Customs and Finance (2/4 Volodymyra Vernadskoho Str., Dnipro, 49004, Ukraine)
Email: [email protected]

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