Abstract
The fundamental differences between the development of the economy based on domestic and imported innovations are revealed, shown by the example of agriculture in Russia. The formulas for creating value and generating profit in these two cases are given. A scheme has been drawn up that demonstrates the mechanism of pumping resources from innovatively backward countries to developed countries through the extraction of economic, environmental, social and political rents by using specific tools. The conclusion is made about the growing technological superiority of developed countries and the aggravation of the lag of innovation-dependent states in the case of conservation of their backwardness.
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