Infrastructure of manufacturing services: new trends

Viktor Stukach ()
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Viktor Stukach: Omsk State Agrarian University
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Economy of region, 2011, vol. 1, issue 4, 133 - 142

Abstract: Material and technical support and services determine more than one half of all costs in agriculture. According to our research, material costs in the total cost structure amount to about 60%in the grain industry of Omsk region. In modern conditions, the shape the interaction of consumers and suppliers changes significantly. Market resources and services in the regions gain new contours. Material and technical resources, repair and technical services in the market are controlled by a limited number of manufacturers, traders and service structures; this creates prerequisites for the creation of large enterprise systems with an extensive network. In these circumstances, the task of development must be formulated in terms of global processes. The creation of large integrated companies with access to world markets, both in the field of agricultural production and in providing the infrastructure field is the order of today.

Keywords: manufacturing services; infrastructure of services; agriculture; integration; globalization; Siberia (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2011
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