Development of the Russian Economy s Agricultural Sector Under the Conditions of Food Sanctions 2015 2016

Natalia Koptseva () and Vladimir Kirko ()
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Natalia Koptseva: Siberian Federal University Russia, Postal: RU
Vladimir Kirko: Siberian Federal University Krasnoyarsk State Pedagogical University n a Astafiev, Postal: RU

Journal of Advanced Research in Management, 2017, vol. 8, issue 1, 123-131

Abstract: The Russian economy is in crisis In 2014 the Russian government has introduced a food sanctions This caused a certain economic processes in agriculture post Soviet Russia Now the problem of food security of Russia practically solved The main figures of the Russian agrarian economy are large agricultural holdings The value of small farms is reduced However the agrarian economy of post Soviet Russia is on the verge of a new economic crisis associated with the termination of public investment We discuss a new strategy to overcome the agrarian crisis in modern Russian economy The most promising strategy is an increase in food imports in Asia and Africa A food import to the EU is not possible since the EU has great demands on the quality and safety of food imports

Date: 2017
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