Роль высокотехнологичных рабочих мест в развитии регионов // The Role of High-Tech Jobs in Regional Development
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high-tech jobs; advanced technologies; labor productivity; enterprise competitiveness; production modernization; wage; territory needs; regional development; innovation; human resources quality; information and communications; investment activity; высокотехнологичное рабочее место; передовые технологии; производительность труда; конкурентоспособность предприятий; модернизация производства; заработная плата; потребности территории; развитие регионов; инновации; качество трудовых ресурсов; информационно-коммуникационная сфера; инвестиционная активность;All these keywords.
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