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Low success in the implementation of technology transfer projects in Ukraine is mainly caused by two groups of factors: the first one, directly related to the development of innovative processes, which hinders the country’s participation in the international exchange of technologies, and the second one, caused by the shortcomings of domestic legislation on the definition and protection of intellectual property rights of participants in the innovation process. In order to develop the economy both at the enterprise level and at the national level, the following technology transfers should be developed: firstly, the classical one, which provides for the work of enterprises and research institutions in close relationship; secondly, it requires the development of transformational technology transfer, which ensures closer cooperation in science with other countries; thirdly, it is necessary to attract unique and advanced technologies to the regions. As a result of technology transfer, developments can be successfully commercialized for the benefit of their authors and, as a result, tax revenues to the country’s budget can be increased.
Prokhorova et al. (Tue,) studied this question.