Beglyar Novruzov, head of the Economics of Infrastructure Branches of the Center for Strategic Research, notes that the volume of non-resource non-energy exports is less than 40% of the total exports – in recent years, the figures have been growing, but not due to an increase in physical volumes of supplies, but due to an increase in the cost of goods. Now, the expert says, when, taking into account the sanctions restrictions, there is a reorientation and rise in the cost of logistics export chains, an increase in state support to 25% will make a “significant contribution to maintaining domestic exports.” However, he adds, “the question is the adequacy of the amount of funds allocated for this support.” Antonina Levashenko, head of the Russian Center for Competence and Analysis of OECD Standards, RANEPA, generally assesses innovations positively, but notes that exporters are still set targets, the achievement of which necessary for the provision of subsidies – a certain volume of supplies of products. “In this regard, support in the format of … is much more effective.
