Analysis and assessment of economic state of enterprise in context of strategy of import substitution

Beregova, G.M.; Klipin, A.O.

doi:10.2991/ttiess-17.2017.12

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“…(Bruton & Henry, 1989), (Kysil, Kolodka & Rosokhata, 2014), (Volchkova & Turdyeva, 2016), (Niyazbekova, Baigireyeva, Niyazbekova, Borisova & Ivanova 2019), (Lambert & Burduroglu, 2002), (Drexl & Kimms, 1997), (Mula, Peidro, Diaz-Madronero & Vicens, 2010), (Ozguven, Ozbakir & Yavuz, 2010), (Rodrigues, 2010), (Abenov, Kirdasinova, Tulaganov, Zhumataeva, Mutalyievа & Issayeva, 2019), (Bravo, Álvarez, 2012). (Beregova & Klipin, 2017),…”

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Kazakhstan meat industry analysis: import substitution, delivery and statistics

Anar¹,

Yessymkhanova²,

Issayeva³

et al. 2020

JESI

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Effective management of food safety and product quality issues is critical for maintaining and enhancing the competitiveness of livestock production. Food safety and quality standards are now and will become increasingly important for the competitiveness of livestock products. For most producers and processors of livestock products, as well as for most livestock products, domestic demand remains the main, if not the only, driving mechanism for market improvements in food safety and quality. Better imports entering the market already indicate the need to raise standards, at least to maintain domestic market share, as well as to achieve import substitution or appeal to export markets. International experience shows that the implementation of quality standards should be stimulated by the private sector, but not by the government. However, the government plays an important role in improving the skills of veterinarians and providing advisory services to help livestock producers and processors meet the ISO (International Organization of Standardization) and the CCPHA (Critical Control Point of hazard analysis) standards. In other to create conditions for the prosperity of the livestock industry, the government needs to pay more attention to the following two key areas: reducing market costs and prudent management of food safety and quality of livestock products. With the transition to more dispersed cattle breeding, the cost of re-establishing links between scattered and small livestock producers and consumers, local or foreign, has increased. But such costs can be reduced. To ensure food safety, meet consumer requirements and increase the ability to compete with imports, domestic producers need to strengthen their capacity to achieve higher standards of safety and quality. Attention should be paid to such instruments of the import substitution strategy as an active industrial policy, trade protection and export promotion. The purpose of this study is to analyze the meat industry of Kazakhstan, to present the problems that the industry is facing at the present stage and direct their solutions and the tasks of the state in this mechanism. The

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Kazakhstan meat industry analysis: import substitution, delivery and statistics

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Yessymkhanova²,

Issayeva³

et al. 2020

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“…In our opinion, it is necessary to assess the competitiveness of industrial enterprises through a method based on the use of the desirability function (Beregova & Klipin, 2017).…”

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Methods Of Assessing The Competitiveness Of Machine-Building Enterprises

Wenfu¹

2020

European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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“…Klipin, A.R. Adewale carried out a detailed analysis of the main stages of macroeconomic industrial policy implementation and the concept of import substitution in a rather complicated world geopolitical background [13,14]. It is definitely a valuable experience.…”

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Import substitution in developing the Defense Industry of Russia as a new economic industrialization tool

Krasota¹,

Баженов²,

Миронова³

2019

Proceedings of the 2nd International Scientific Conference on New Industrialization: Global, National, Regional Dimension (SICN

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The article identifies and analyzes external factors affecting the activating process of import substitution in Russia as a new economic industrialization tool in Russia, examines and argues in favor of the need to make an overview of the program of integrated development of the Russian economy and formulate ways to accomplish the concept of import substitution of industrialization having developed, mainly in key sectors of economy and the defense industry of Russia. The authors have studied laws and regulations performing an import substitution program of import substitution and industrialization in the defense industry of Russia. The article highlights the obstacles that deter to implement the program of import substitution in the production activities of companies of the Russian defense industry in new conditions of industrial development in the contemporary context. The authors clear up the nature of costinnovation strategy, the practicality of stepping-up community of viable solutions from related areas of scientific expertise, which allow minimizing the time and resources spent on the production of modern and competitive models of weapons and military equipment. The authors determine the significance of the successful implementation plan of import substitution in the Russian defense industry, which is the main tool for its rapid development. Keywords-import substitution; the Defense industry; process of import substitution, new industrialization.

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Analysis and assessment of economic state of enterprise in context of strategy of import substitution

Cited by 6 publications

References 9 publications

Kazakhstan meat industry analysis: import substitution, delivery and statistics

Kazakhstan meat industry analysis: import substitution, delivery and statistics

Methods Of Assessing The Competitiveness Of Machine-Building Enterprises

Import substitution in developing the Defense Industry of Russia as a new economic industrialization tool

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