THE PLACE OF ORGANIZATIONAL AND ECONOMIC MECHANISMS IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF AN INNOVATIVE DEVELOPMENT MODEL: BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS
Abstract
The article carries out a bibliometric analysis of publications in the Scopus and WoS scientometric databases regarding social infrastructure in the aspect of innovative development and state support. the development of social infrastructure becomes the main tool for ensuring the quality of life of the population. The duality of the relationship between the level of the quality of life of the population and the innovative and economic development of the state is manifested through synergistic interaction in the aspect of cause and effect results of the formation of the intellectual and innovative potential of the country.
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