Import Substitution in the High-Tech Sector as a Factor of Sustainable Development and Modernization of the Russian Transport Complex

Abstract

The relevance of the article is due to Russia's desire to counteract the sanctions imposed by the United States and its satellites and rely on its own financial and economic resources. The subjects of the research are the policy of import substitution and its impact on the modernization of the country's transport complex. The purpose of the work is to identify key problems and promising areas for the implementation of import substitution policy in high–tech sectors of the economy as factors of sustainable development and modernization of the Russian transport complex. It is noted that in order to achieve this goal, it is advisable to use an import substitution policy in high-tech industries, which are characterized by a high intensity of internal costs for research and development, a large proportion of workers with higher education, as well as higher innovation activity. It is determined that at present the modernization of the transport complex is largely determined by the development of high-tech sectors of the economy. The interrelation of sustainable economic development and the results of import substitution is substantiated, problems and promising areas of import substitution policy in high-tech sectors of the Russian economy are identified, and the degree of influence of import substitution policy on the development of the Russian transport complex is assessed. The expediency of forming responsible production has been established, which minimizes the negative impact of the activities of economic activities on the environment and allows to prevent the technological lag of the national economy and serves as the basis for the modernization of the transport complex through the use of domestic equipment and vehicles for the development primarily of aviation, rail, water and road transport.

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