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Russian Nanotechnology Market: High-Technology Industry or Statistical Phenomenon

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This article presents a medium-term forecast of the development of the Russian nanoindustry, taking into account the assumed transition of the industry from the formation stage to the investment growth stage. Problems associated with the estimated output volumes of products in the Russian nanoindustry are considered, since the trends recorded in the primary statistical data are very far from reflecting the real situation due to the imperfection of the system of statistics of nano-containing products, as well as a reduction of state funding and a decline in the intensity of research in the industry. It is concluded that a full-fledged industry has not been yet completely formed in Russia and it actually exists only as a statistical phenomenon; in addition, the project really set different objectives from the declared creation of a breakthrough high-technology branch.

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Ganichev, N.A., Koshovets, O.B. Russian Nanotechnology Market: High-Technology Industry or Statistical Phenomenon. Stud. Russ. Econ. Dev. 29, 12–20 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1075700718010045

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