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Проблемы и перспективы развития высокоскоростного пассажирского железнодорожного транспорта в России и Китае

Проблемы и перспективы развития высокоскоростного пассажирского железнодорожного транспорта в России и Китае

Abstract

Россия и Китай разработали долгосрочные стратегии развития железнодорожного транспорта, в том числе высокоскоростного. Однако реальное развитие указанного сегмента железнодорожного транспорта на современном этапе в обеих странах идет с некоторого момента в разных направлениях и с различной эффективностью. В РФ по ряду причин было отдано предпочтение импортным разработкам техники и технологии; в то же время в КНР, начав со сборочного производства, вышли на уровень производства собственного высокоскоростного подвижного состава и сооружения выделенных скоростных линий.

Russia and China have elaborated long-term strategies of railway transport development, including high-speed railway transport. However, at present the real development of the specified segment of railway transport in both countries is carried out in different directions and with various efficience.

Keywords

ИННОВАЦИИ,ВЫСОКОСКОРОСТНОЙ ЖЕЛЕЗНОДОРОЖНЫЙ ТРАНСПОРТ,ЭНЕРГОСЫРЬЕВОЕ РАЗВИТИЕ,"ГОЛЛАНДСКАЯ БОЛЕЗНЬ" ЭКОНОМИКИ,ПРИНЦИПЫ СТРАТЕГИЧЕСКОГО ПЛАНИРОВАНИЯ

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