The World Agribusiness Development Scenarios at the Contracting System: Theory and Practice

Pshikhachev, Safarbi M.; Balashenko, V. A.; Kalinichenko, Yekaterina Alexandrovna

doi:10.12731/2227-930x-2015-4-6

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“…-mechanisms of state financial support for agriculture in developed and developing countries [13][14][15][16][17][18]. The aim of this work is a comprehensive systematic study of the financial mechanism of functioning of agricultural enterprises of the Russian Federation, taking into account the specific characteristics described above.…”

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Financing Mechanism for Operating and Investment Activities in Agriculture of Russia

Boldyreva¹,

Tinyakova²,

Alpatova³

et al. 2020

Proceedings of the International Conference on Economics, Management and Technologies 2020 (ICEMT 2020)

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The article outlines conceptual foundations, features and contradictions of the financial mechanism of agricultural enterprise functioning. Global problems of financial support for the agricultural business, as well as specific financial problems of agricultural enterprises in Russia are identified. Analysis of the main financial indicators of agricultural enterprises of the Russian Federation is carried out, which reveals significant annual fluctuations in the financial results of enterprises, a significant differentiation in the level of profitability of livestock and crop production, dependence of the operating and investment activities of the agricultural sector on external funding sources, an insignificant contribution of state into the financial support of agricultural sphere. Systemic measures for optimizing the state financial support mechanism for agriculture in the context of individual instruments (budget, credit, and tax) are proposed.

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Section: Review Of Literature On Research Issuementioning

confidence: 99%