The process of globalization has significant influence on the national economies. Globalization brings new possibilities as well as new challenges for all actors of the world economy, while the developing supranational associations conduct a more sophisticated economic, social and structural policy, which allows both to offset the negative effects of globalization, and to improve the competitiveness of its members.The emergence of new international economic integration organizations predetermines the need to rethink the patterns of developing the models of international integration processes, especially in the context of their influence on the economies of member states under the conditions of globalization. The modern economics is not yet able to determine the full effect of the integration processes for member states.The analysis of the globalization's indices dynamics (the KOF Index of Globalization, the DHL Global Connectedness Index (GCI)) as the indicators of countries' engagement into global economic processes, shows the low level of regional economic integration and the mismatch of economic cycles and payment balance that impose serious constraints to their further development. Economic studies show that the EAEU members do not receive economic benefits from international integration due to many reasons, including the economic and political instability in member states that creates barriers for future prosperity of the EAEU. Using the results of practical research into regional integration problems, the authors analyze the ways to improve the situation and propose their own solutions for the identified problems.Thus, the aim of our paper is to describe the methodology for estimating the influence of regional integration on the national economies's development under the conditions of globalization (the case of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU)); to present current economic situation of countries and to show consequences of their involvement in integration processes for socio-economic development.
The creation of conditions ensuring food security, the competitiveness of the Russian economy and the well-being of citizens becomes a strategic direction for supporting the agro-industrial complex. The availability, accessibility and transparency of financial resources (support measures) determine the fulfillment of such conditions. In recent years, the positive results of the implementation of structural elements of the state program for the development of agriculture and the regulation of markets for agricultural products, raw materials and food indicate not only the need to consolidate this trend, but also to maintain and develop it. The past 2020 has become quite difficult and unstable for the Russian economy. Therefore, the measures of state support to the industry become especially significant and relevant. Financial support for the agro-industrial complex is provided through a financial mechanism, which is traditionally represented by budget, credit, insurance, tax mechanisms, each of which in turn includes specific methods and related instruments. This is especially relevant in modern conditions setting a new paradigm for the development of the Russian economy in general and the agro-industrial complex in particular. The expansion of the export potential of the agro-industrial complex, volatility in international commodity markets, active digitalization indicate the need and importance of expanding the use of instruments of financial support for agribusiness. The unusual conditions caused by COVID-19 pandemic not only created some threats to the development of the agro-industrial complex, but acted as an impulse for the mass introduction and use of digital technologies.
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