Spatial and structural patterns in the distribution of R&D, innovation and production activities in Russia
... was confirmed by empirical studies using the example of Western European countries and the USA [7].
The new theory of endogenous growth, put forward by Romer in the 1980s, made it possible to take into account the economic benefits of investment in research and development (R&D). The economic and geographical studies [8], [9] showed that advanced regions with high levels of R&D expenditure have better economic growth indicators. The presence of territorial patterns in the location of scientific and innovative ...
