Thoughts that have important consequences are always simple
R. Nigmatulin emphasizes the need for the development of the power industry and chemical technologies; restoration of mechanical engineering; application of new technologies (including additive); and promotion of renewable energy sources. The development of new technologies requires new knowledge, efficient research, quality education and a reformed system of economic relations. The current state of this field gives little reason to be optimistic. In order to secure investment resource, the government needs to ensure rational distribution of the national income between the poor, middle, rich and super-rich classes. The authorities need to expand solvent demand, and that necessitates a higher wage pool. It is also necessary to increase financial support of education, healthcare, science and culture which are paramount for the development of human potential.