Natural resource rent and rent payments: differentiation terms

Khvesyk, Mykhailo; LEVKOVSKA, Liudmyla; Sakal, Oksana; Klynovyi, Dmytro

doi:10.33763/finukr2020.01.083

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“…As already mentioned, due to the production of agricultural goods, Ukraine forms significant volumes of flows of virtual water exports in the world. According to estimates of the Institute of Environmental Economics and Sustainable Development of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, the cost of virtual water for the production of one ton of wheat is about 1000-1200 m 3 /ton [9]. At the same time, the export of virtual water in the agro-industrial complex is recorded at the level of 15.9 billion m 3 .…”

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“…The research results covered in [9] indicate that Ukraine is characterized by significant volumes of virtual water formation. According to [9] estimates, the total export of virtual water is recorded at the level of 19.5 billion m 3 , which exceeds the basic volumes of water use in the country as a whole. These results are confirmed in [10], which indicates an even greater total export of virtual water from Ukraine at the level of 25.3 billion m 3 .…”

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“…The theoretical information described above, based on the results of the study of sources [3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20], gives reason to recognize that there are unresolved issues related to the assessment of the stability of the systemic development of the territory over time, taking into account water intensity. The lack of such knowledge makes it impossible to take informed decisions regarding the prospects for the development of state territories.…”

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“…3. Export-import of virtual water in Ukraine according to various estimates, million m 3 : a -Export-import of virtual water in Ukraine according to the estimates of the Institute of Environmental Economics and Sustainable Development of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, million m 3 ; b -Export-import of virtual water in Ukraine according toHoekstra A., million m 3 Source: compiled by authors using data from[9,10]…”

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Determining the impact of virtual water scarcity risk on the global food crisis 2022 as a result of hostilities

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The object of this study is the process that forms conceptual foundations for managing the impact of virtual water deficiency risks on the global food crisis. The main idea of the study focuses on determining the consequences of the global food crisis in the world under the influence of a significant reduction in virtual water exports from Ukraine to agri-food markets. It is determined that most likely, in the context of the replacement of Ukrainian exports of grain and agricultural products as a result of Russian aggression in Ukraine, the countries of the world will resort to new ways of obtaining effective imports of virtual water from other countries. The study proved that rapid structural changes in the economies of the countries of the world and the reorientation of their national economies towards the development of the agricultural sector under modern conditions of global uncertainty would inevitably lead to certain consequences. Namely, either to the fall in the growth rate of national economies, or to the state of the "bifurcation explosion" with the subsequent dispersion of possible states of development. The proposed scientific and methodological approach to assessing the sustainability of the systemic development of the territory over time for water-intensive regions makes it possible to take calculated decisions at the national level regarding the scale and prospects for the development of economic activities in the state. The described theoretical and methodological foundations of the interdependence of water and food security and the developed fundamental provisions of the economies of countries under the conditions of the global food crisis and the risk of a shortage of virtual water will create the following opportunities. Specifically, they enable state authorities to assess the depth of the specified crisis in the world and its consequences for all countries in 2022–2023. Such an understanding creates the conditions for making effective decisions on the volume of import of virtual water in a particular country

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“…Проблематику справляння рентних платежів висвітлено у працях багатьох українських учених, зокрема таких як І. І. Андрощук, В. А. Голян, А. І. Гордійчук, Д. В. Клиновий, Л. В. Левковська, О. В. Сакаль, Г. Б. Тітаренко, О. В. Тітаренко, Т. В. Тучак, М. А. Хвесик, О. М. Яременко [1][2][3][4]. Однак трансформація механізмів справляння рентних платежів в Україні й зміна соціально-економічного становища держави внаслідок війни зумовлюють потребу в подальших дослідженнях окресленої сфери.…”

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The fiscal-regulatory role of resource rent taxation in Ukraine

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2022

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Resource rent taxation is an instrument of state regulation designed to stimulate natural resource users to minimize the loss of natural resources during their extraction and involvement in economic circulation, to ensure their rational use. Together with the performance of the regulatory function, resource rent taxation should be a significant source of income for the state budget. The purpose of the article is to highlight the current problems of resource rent taxation in Ukraine from the standpoint of its fiscal and regulatory role, to formulate proposals of an applied nature regarding the improvement of taxation of natural resources in the conditions of the intensification of European integration and martial law. The following general scientific and special methods were used in the research process: logical analysis, synthesis, expert evaluation, description, comparison, theoretical generalization and abstract-logical. The current state of distribution of resource rent taxation to state and local budgets is highlighted. It is also revealed that the State Budget of Ukraine accumulates the main part of resource rent taxation. The fiscal role of the resource rent taxation in the revenues of the Consolidated Budget of Ukraine in general and in terms of individual payments, in particular, is analyzed. It has been proven that the resource rent taxation remains one of the few mandatory payments that increase revenues and ensure the fulfillment of planned indicators. The main changes in the mechanism of accrual and payment of resource rent taxation in Ukraine are highlighted. It was established that resource rent taxation does not ensure rational use of natural resources. It was concluded that the reform of resource rent taxation should be based on the differentiation of rates depending on the objects of taxation, taking into account objective assessments of the productivity of sources of natural resources. At the same time, it is necessary to focus on ensuring optimal profitability indicators of economic entities that use natural resources, especially in strategically important areas, such as gas or oil production.

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Natural resource rent and rent payments: differentiation terms

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Determining the impact of virtual water scarcity risk on the global food crisis 2022 as a result of hostilities

Determining the impact of virtual water scarcity risk on the global food crisis 2022 as a result of hostilities

The fiscal-regulatory role of resource rent taxation in Ukraine

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