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Technological sovereignty in machine-tool industry: statistics, uncertainty, and specifics of development measurement

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  • A. P. Kuznetsov

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The article considers the features of formation and provision of technological sovereignty both at the general methodological level and its application to the machine-tool industry. The analysis of the development of the machine-tool industry and its economic indicators of the state and development is given. The analysis of the content and essence of obtaining and forming statistical data, their reliability and objectivity, as well as the conditions for the manifestation of their degree of uncertainty in assessing technological independence is given. The purpose of this study is a methodological review and justification, based on existing and accessible sources of statistical data, their sufficiency to ensure the objectivity and reliability of the system of indicators for assessing the level of technological independence using the example of the machine-tool industry. The methodology of system analysis makes it possible to justify and measure the parameters under consideration, and the methods of structural analysis to identify the connections between them and give an assessment. All this made it possible to give reasonable conclusions and proposals on the methodology for considering technological sovereignty

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  • A. P. Kuznetsov, 2025. "Technological sovereignty in machine-tool industry: statistics, uncertainty, and specifics of development measurement," Economics of Science, Delo Publishing house, vol. 11(3).
    • Handle: RePEc:abz:journl:y:2025:id:562
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