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International economic trade partners and competitions of the Russian on world agricultural market

Mikhail Maslennikov

Economy of region, 2011, vol. 1, issue 4, 149 - 158

Abstract: This paper analyses common and specific problems of international trade in Russia and its regions in agricultural sector, specific situation and methods of reformation, adaptation and modernization of the national and regional agricultural complexes, its resources base on the way to globalization processes in the world, including such forms of international trade of agricultural products and formation on this base of an industrial agricultural economics plus rate of the international agricultural trade expansion. Regions of Russia are quickly developing territories with very active integration into world economy system, having high tempo of economic rate growth and adaptation of the economy to specific situation and methods of diversification of the agricultural base resources; the analysis is made on agricultural production of international trade in such countries as China, the USA, the European Union, Argentina, Canada, India and Brazil while searching for new economic partners on international agricultural market.

Keywords: international agricultural relation; partners and competitions; Russia; Russian regions (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2011
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