Successes and Difficulties of Small Innovative Firms in Russian Nuclear Cities Proceedings of a Russian-American Workshop (2002) / Chapter Skim
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Technobusiness in Russia's Atomic Cities
Technobusiness in Russia's Atomic Cities
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In return, the enterprises and institutes in the cities should contribute to economic development not only within the municipalities, but also throughout the regions. · Federal policies should facilitate technological development, including prompt payment of local taxes by federal facilities to help support local technology initiatives, establishment of stable and equitable energy prices to increase competitiveness of productive enterprises, and support for telecommunications infrastructures that enable businesses to reach out to new customers.
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· International programs should be truly collaborative with equitable sharing of the rights to intellectual property generated in cooperative activities, more emphasis on long-term sustainability of programs, and increased portions of Western funding available for expenditures in Russia. The Russian-American team is gratified that this workshop responds to one of the specific recommendations of the team's report, and we look forward to improving our insights into the future for small innovative firms in the nuclear cities.
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