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Original Article

Management Of Food Import Substitution In Russia

Valery Smirnov
,
Vladislav Semenov
,
Evgeniy Kadyshev
,
Elena Perfilova
,
Tatyana Kravchenko

Keywords: Import substitution, case, potential, food, agricultural producer, management

Article no: 92

Pages 805-811

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.03.02.92

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Original Article

Recommended Rates Of Consumption As A Driver Of Agricultural Development In Russia

D.A. Loginov
,
V.K. Stepanyan

Keywords: Agricultural policy, agricultural support, import substitution in agriculture, Russias food security, government spending, recommended consumption rates.

Article no: 73

Pages 738-746

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.03.73

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Original Article

Changing The Quality Of Life And Its Impact On Food Import Substitution

Igor L. Vorotnikov
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Marina V. Muravyova
,
Konstantin A. Petrov

Keywords: Agriculture, agricultural markets, food security, food protectionism, import substitution policy

Article no: 57

Pages 476-480

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.07.57

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Original Article

Mechanism Of Export Oriented Import Substitution Management At A Regional Level

M. A. Nikolaev
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M. Yu. Makhotaeva
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D. P. Malyshev
,
O. A. Bakumenko*

Keywords: Export, export-oriented import substitution, import substitution, regional policy

Article no: 8

Pages 60-70

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.05.8

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Original Article

Clustering As An Effective Tool For Increasing The Competitiveness Of Industrial Enterprises

I.N. Ivanov
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V.Ya. Afanas'ev
,
O.L. Сhulanova

Keywords: Clustering, industrial cluster, competitiveness, enterprise, import substitution, innovative development.

Article no: 28

Pages 274-282

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.03.28

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Original Article

Policy Of Agri-Food Import Substitution In The Conditions Of Global Pandemic

Marina V. Muravyova
,
Igor L. Vorotnikov
,
Konstantin A. Petrov

Keywords: Agricultural markets, agriculture, food security, import substitution policy, pandemic

Article no: 54

Pages 457-463

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.07.54

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