An Analysis of Import Substitution in Russia After the Crisis of 1998

Kadochnikov, Pavel

doi:10.2753/pet1061-1991490601

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“…The method of evaluation and analysis of import substitution developed by Kadochnikov (2006) is based on the theory of consumer demand. The study of the functions of demand for imported goods in different countries made it possible to identify the main factors determining the functions of demand for imported and domestic goods, to reveal the nature of such dependence and to draw a conclusion about the determining influence on import substitution of the real exchange rate of the national currency.…”

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Tools for Estimating the Effectiveness of Import-Substituting Modernization: Case in the Agriculture of Russia

Chernova¹,

Kheyfets²

2018

ERSJ

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The paper explores the approaches to estimate the effectiveness of import substitution, justifies the need to develop a new tool that allows conducting a comprehensive analysis of the impact of import substitution policies on economic modernization. The authors' methodology for estimating import-substituting modernization based on an integral indicator is proposed and its practical approval is carried out using agriculture in Russia as an example. The analysis of the results allows the authors to conclude that the import-substituting modernization process is uneven and slow. To activate and accelerate the processes, it is necessary to stimulate domestic demand. The developed tools react quite sensitively to changes in the industry and make it possible to identify cause-effect relationships in a structured factorial analysis of processes.

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Tools for Estimating the Effectiveness of Import-Substituting Modernization: Case in the Agriculture of Russia

Chernova¹,

Kheyfets²

2018

ERSJ

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“…The financial crisis of 1997/1998 and subsequent devaluation of the ruble spurred a shift from imported to home-produced food products (Serova et al, 1999;Kadochnikov, 2006). This was not only due to decreasing real incomes but also because of improvement in the quality of homeproduced output and broadening of its product mix (Kadochnikov, 2006).…”

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Food consumption changes in Russia: An analysis of regional demand for herring products

Tveterås

Lien

2011

Food Economics - Acta Agriculturae Scandinavica, Section C

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In this paper, we study the effects of large income changes on the consumption of herring products in Russia. Herring consumption has shifted rapidly from low-value whole herring (WH) to high-value herring fillet products. We estimate regional herring demand using a panel data of household survey data from the seven Russian federal districts. The results show that WH is an inferior good while herring fillet products are normal goods, which implies that continued economic growth will lead to further shift towards value-added products. Furthermore, the most important factor to explain the large regional differences in herring consumption is real income disparities.

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“…The topic of import substitution is not new to Russia. According to a number of researchers [5,6,7], the country gained some positive experience after the 1998 crisis. The depreciation of the ruble and the multiple increase in prices for imported goods caused an increase in the volume and range of domestic production, followed by the consumption reorientation to Russian goods.…”

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Import Substitution of Software in the Government Procurement Sphere

Kazanskaya¹,

Nalesnaya²

2019

Proceedings of the First International Volga Region Conference on Economics, Humanities and Sports (FICEHS 2019)

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The research identifies the main problems of the domestic software introduction in the interests of public authorities. First of all, in addition to consumer qualities, there is an acute issue of reliability and safety of foreign products which will be used. Import substitution in this case goes in two directions: full import substitution in departmental and state information systems and partial import substitution of separate elements of systems, in particular, import substitution of office software.

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An Analysis of Import Substitution in Russia After the Crisis of 1998

Cited by 8 publications

References 38 publications

Tools for Estimating the Effectiveness of Import-Substituting Modernization: Case in the Agriculture of Russia

Tools for Estimating the Effectiveness of Import-Substituting Modernization: Case in the Agriculture of Russia

Food consumption changes in Russia: An analysis of regional demand for herring products

Import Substitution of Software in the Government Procurement Sphere

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