Authors
Smirnov A.
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Degree
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PhD in Economics, Tver State University, Tver |
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E-mail
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andrsm80@gmail.com |
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Articles
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Development of information and analytical infrastructure as a basis for increasing the competitiveness of the economic systemThe problem of development of the economic system in modern conditions is considered. The qualitative
characteristics of these conditions are given with the forecasting of their tendency to change.
The authors have shown that Russia’s economy can be competitive when its economic system can be
transformed in new conditions and will be able to generate high-quality economic processes of world
level. The modern economy objectively put the information component on the first place. The authors
showed that the information economy is based on the competitiveness of the Russian economy. So,
in today’s conditions, the availability of information and analytical infrastructure makes it possible to
manage economic processes at a new level. In the scientific community and in other practical fields of
activity related to solving management problems, there is an understanding of the importance of creating
an information and analytical infrastructure. However, there is a certain number of problems that do
not allow to implement this approach at the required level. The authors have shown that their solution
only at the level of individual subjects will not allow to give a qualitative leap in the development of the
economy on the example of the market of food products. The characteristics of the competitiveness
of the food market are given. It is shown that the existing level of economic processes leads to losses
of up to 40 percent. Such significant losses are caused by the poor quality of managerial processes,
which are a consequence of the lack of information and analytical infrastructure. World corporations
use in their activities a single information and analytical infrastructure successfully for more than ten
years. However, its partial implementation in our country calls into question the ability to compete with
the domestic economy from abroad at the level of world standards.
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