ЗНАЧЕНИЕ ЗАКОНА ОПЕРЕЖАЮЩЕГО РАЗВИТИЯ ТРАНСПОРТНО-ЛОГИСТИЧЕСКОЙ ИНФРАСТРУКТУРЫ ДЛЯ ВЫРАБОТКИ СТРАТЕГИЧЕСКИХ ПРИОРИТЕТОВ ЭКОНОМИЧЕСКОЙ ПОЛИТИКИ В РОССИИ

Abstract

The article discusses the theoretical aspects of the formation of transport and logistics prerequisites for economic growth in Russia. For the first time, the law of advanced development of transport and logistics infrastructure is being introduced into scientific circulation.

As shown in the study, an important theoretical and practical conclusion about the need for advanced development of the transport industry is still in the narrow-industry, transport segment of economic science and practice. And this means that it will not always find its worthy reflection in practical economic policy. If we look for analogies, we can point to the law of outstripping (preferential) growth of production of means of production developed in Marxist political economy. Following this law inevitably led to the fact that during the Soviet period, when creating five-year plans for the economic development of the country, unconditional attention was paid to the priority development of the I division of social production in comparison with the II division.

The authors conclude that it is necessary to popularize and further study the manifestations of the law of advanced development of transport and logistics infrastructure. It is important that this law gets into the textbooks of economic theory and becomes one of the cornerstones in the development of program and strategic documents for the socio-economic development of Russia both at the federal and regional levels. The conclusion is made about the need to revise the doctrine of the "Dutch disease", focusing on the fact that it was created and developed in order to theoretically substantiate the transformation of developing countries into financial colonies of leading Western powers, primarily the United States, as the owner of the world's main reserve currency.