Northern supply for Russian north-eastern regions: improving an economic and managing mechanism

I.B.Boger

Journal "Region: Economics and Sociology", 2003, vol. 3

Abstract: In the paper the retrospective analysis and evaluation of the present governmental regulation of the Northern supply are given. The unproductiveness of the idea to maintain the direct governmental regulation of this process in the present market environment is shown. An alternative way is proposed. It is an indirect governmental impact through promoting the building of corporate groups consisting of key operators of finance and product flows in the North. It is also required to organize transport firms and regional warehouses within these corporate groups. It would help reduce the money deficit. A funding plan of advance food supply is proposed. This plan assumes the mining enterprises to build a regional conditional fund addressing northern supply challenges as well as an interregional "Northern Pool" including any Russian region concerned with the continuous Northern food supply.

Date: 2003
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