THEORETICAL APPROACHES TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF INNOVATION INFRASTRUCTURE IN REGIONS
Keywords:
innovative infrastructure, economic stability, regional development, sustainable development, economic growth, competitiveness.Abstract
This article analyzes the emergence and scientific schools of the theory of ensuring economic stability through the development of innovative infrastructure in regions. It studies the relationship between innovative infrastructure and economic stability, as well as the impact of innovative systems, technological development and socio-economic changes on regional stability. The article considers such approaches as the theory of endogenous growth, new economic geography and sustainable development. This analysis reveals the role of innovative infrastructure in the regional economy and its importance in ensuring economic stability.
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