Belarus in the EAEU: problems and perspectives of economic growth
Abstract
The article analyzes the benefits for the EAEU member countries in implementing the innovation breakthrough scenario. In the first part of the article the authors analyze the main existing problems associated with economic growth in the EAEU countries. The second part reveals possible prospects for the implementation of the innovation breakthrough scenario based on hybrid forecasting models, as well as consensus forecasts. The third part of the article gives recommendations for the development of a roadmap in the scenario of an innovative breakthrough.
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