Prerequisites, trends and consequences of the international financial crisis in Russia. Round table

Abstract

I. D. Matskulyak, Doctor of Economics, professor Yu. I. Lyubimtsev, Doctor of Economics, professor A. F. Penkin, Doctor of Economics, professor E.A. Isaev, Candidate of Sciences (Economics), Deputy Chairman of Government, Minister of Finance, Chechen Republic D. I. Matskulyak, Candidate of Sciences (Economics), Director General, OOO Yukon Lain A.V. Tsurelin, Candidate of Sciences (Economics), Head of the Economic Development department, Taganrog City Administration Abstract: The financial and economic crisis in Russia is exacerbated by the so-called 'innovation gap', namely, the extremely low percentage of innovative products in the GDP, the strong dependence of the extractive industry on international energy prices. The round table participants seek answers to topical questions: what conditions are necessary to stabilize the economic situation, restore stable connections between the budget, banking system and the real sector; how to build a knowledge-based economy.