Abstract
The article offers a strategy for increasing the Russian economy through the rational use of the country's natural resources. As tools, it is offered to apply a functional approach to determine the critical functions of the system in order to generate additional income to improve the country's economy. A scheme for influencing the control system using the negative feedback method to improve the quality of the system is offered. New criteria are proposed for assessing the work of governors and ministers. For the implementation of the introduced innovative technologies, it is proposed to use funds from the excess profits of oil companies. Code JEL L20, M11, O11, O12, P11, C52, A20.
Highlights
The main source of export income in Russia is the sale of energy resources, which are practically not recovered
It is necessary to determine the critical functions of the system and to develop methods influencing these functions in order to improve the considered system with minimal costs
To improve the national economy, it is necessary to determine the possibility of obtaining resources for this purpose
Summary
The main source of export income in Russia is the sale of energy resources, which are practically not recovered. The problem is how to effectively use these resources in order to raise the living standards of the country's population and ensure the effective development of the state, while reducing oil production in subsequent periods. When developing this strategy, the FCA (functional cost analysis) and the TIPS system (the theory of inventive problem solving) are used [1,2]. It is advisable to represent this relationship in the form of an control system analogy with negative feedback In this case, the correlation of changing criteria and subsequent indicators will take place
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