Horizontal Imbalances of Russian Federation Budget System

Sabitova, N.M.; Shavaleyeva, Ch. M.; Nikonova, E. N.

doi:10.5539/ass.v11n11p248

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“…Meanwhile, in the regions, the governors must assemble robust teams of state officials who can produce creative ideas and projects, and deliver substantial results when these projects are implemented. Most of these projects result in the provision of necessary financial support (Mullakhmetov et al, 2015;Sabitova et a., 2016;Sharafutdinova and Turovsky, 2017).…”

Section: The Role Of the Government In The Russian Business Environmentmentioning

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Implementation of the territories with special economic regimes in the Far East of Russia

Sosnovskikh¹

2021

IJEPEE

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In the Far East of Russia, economic development has dramatically slowed down for the past 30 years. The federal government seeks new methods to attract investments into the regions, stimulate entrepreneurial activity, and boost economic growth. This paper critically evaluates state policies that involve the active implementation of Special Economic Zones, Territorial Development Zones, Vladivostok Free Port, and the Territories of Advanced Social and Economic Development. Research is based on the interviews with the state authorities from the regions of Russia and thorough investigation of the state policies, legislation, and government reports. This study suggests three conclusions. First, there is an excessive amount of state development policies, which is the result of competition among different federal ministries.Second, there is no evidence of innovative activity or productivity growth within those economic zones. Finally, methods to assess the effectiveness of the regional policies are undeveloped and lack clarity. Recommendations for further research are given at the end of the paper.

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Section: The Role Of the Government In The Russian Business Environmentmentioning

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Implementation of the territories with special economic regimes in the Far East of Russia

Sosnovskikh¹

2021

IJEPEE

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“…conclusion concerning the positive dynamics of their import [8]. A rapid decline in the share of imports in commodity resources can be traced for such products as meat, sausage products, canned meat, oil, cheese.…”

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Food Safety in Market Economy

Battalova¹,

Garaeva²,

Sannikov³

et al. 2018

Proceedings of the International Conference "Economy in the Modern World" (ICEMW 2018)

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Food safety issues are best decided in terms of efficient markets. Dependence on alternative sources exists, but in the case of underproduction by natural disasters (drought, flood, crop failure), even those countries that have a policy of food self-sufficiency are forced to rely on imports. The participants of the economic debate on the issue of the relationship of food self-sufficiency and food security are divided into two sides: the first believe that self-sufficiency is the only guarantee of food security in the long term plan; others rely on the free trade system capable of ensuring long-term food security for all.

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