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Abstract
These are about the Innovation financing mechanisms, which are important determinants of national competitiveness and important for sustainable economic development. At the same time, in some of the developed countries, the establishment of links between the government institutions, the scientific research, and the production sector has developed to provide opportunities for stimulating innovation expansion. Nevertheless, there is still a lack of knowledge about the functioning of organizational and economic financing mechanisms in different national innovation systems and about the possibility of utilizing foreign experience in new innovative management development. The financing of innovative management: Organizational and economic mechanisms in foreign countries. Methodological basis: the research applies mixed methods such as observation of selected samples, logical analysis, economic statistical methods, and comparative analysis of economic indicators. The stability of the service sector and management practices of innovation under the conditions of economic digitalization, based on foreign statistical data and institutional experience. The results also demonstrate that the presence of the state in the market for innovation in the form of direct and indirect financial instruments (tax incentives, preferential loans, depreciation policies, etc.) serves as a powerful incentive for innovation activity. Interestingly, it was small innovative enterprises that were the most efficient, generating high rates of innovations for the cost or rapid adoption of novel technologies in excess of large firms. It suggests that institutional support, coupled with financial incentives, enhances innovative capacity and maintains economic competitiveness. Based on these findings, the study suggests that the best practice of procurement foreign financing model can elevate the innovative managerial systems, and contribute to sustainable economic progress, especially in developing countries. Future directions should add a quantitative dimension for all different economic sectors with respect to the effectiveness of innovation financing.