The article develops the idea of reviving the economy of Ukraine through its industrial development. It is well-founded that the most prosperous countries of their time developed production structures in those areas where technological progress was concentrated, therefore policy miscalculations, primarily in matters of industrial development, should be taken into account when shaping the directions of post-war recovery. Which path the country chooses depends on the political system and economic policy. Institutional changes that either speed up the innovation process or hold it back also depend on it. In recent decades, Ukraine has regressed from an industrial to an agrarian country. On the basis of official statistical data, it is shown that Ukraine's economy is almost entirely at a low-tech level by world standards. As a result, the basis of GDP is low-tech activities from wholesale and retail trade, agriculture, real estate operations, transport, warehousing, and mining. The production of high-tech products is growing at the expense of services, but their total share in the production activity of Ukraine is less than 10%. A methodology is proposed, which involves the creation of a new content of industrial policy and the development of new models in the context of the formation of inter-sectoral cooperation, which should be considered as an alternative to the sectoral principle of management. The need to create an effective legislative environment for innovation and investment activities is emphasized. Such a recognized environment is innovation - industrial clusters, and their subordinates - the institute of cluster policy, which is needed to create a legislative and regulatory framework to support reengineering and the development of cluster networks, where partnership relations between business, government, science and the community are formed according to the "triple spiral" model . Its essence and main approaches in ensuring implementation are disclosed.
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