Sensible Industrial Policy, or How We Can Get Out of the Crisis

What needs to be done today to live better?
What needs to be developed today so that our children and grandchildren live in a prosperous country?
How to increase the authority of the country in the world?
Answers to these questions I would like to know all. But most of the suggested responses are more like the beautiful words, pronounced by the speaker for their own popularity.
The author of this book, a successful Russian businessman Konstantin Babkin, offers a constructive decision - to implement a reasonable industrial policy.
But this is not another beautiful term.
This is six quite specific positions.
The author formulated them on the basis of his own experience in many industrial enterprises in a number of industries. It leads a detailed description of each position and a list of steps to be taken now.
What myths about economic politics imposed on us are prevented from seeing real values ​​and fight for them? How to express priorities and provide equal terms of competition? What is the best tool from high food prices? How to support agriculture? About this and many other than the author writes Emko, brightly and delno.
The book is particularly relevant during the crisis. Now, you see, it"s time to revise plans, overestimate something and identify new goals and priorities. And get out of the crisis on a fundamentally new level of development