Preface and Acknowledgments

Balisacan, Arsenio M.; Chakravorty, Ujjayant; Ravago, Majah-Leah V.

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“…At the same time, improving the mechanism of implementing the State Program must be based on a new socially oriented paradigm that should determine the future agrarian policy of the country taking into account the system of strategic management, forecasting and planning, interrelation of agrarian and macroeconomic policies, scientific and technological progress and digitalization, efficient land use, environment, mission of Russian peasantry and increasing its role in society, advanced development of the Far East region, convergence of Russian agribusiness [13,14,15]. Also, first of all, it is necessary to develop proposals for the formation of a science-based pricing system for agricultural food, taking into account the proportionality of profit distribution through redistribution, based on the given costs.…”

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Problems and prospects for the development of the agroindustrial complex in Russia

Spektor

Khomutova

2023

E3S Web of Conf.

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The article deals with the problems of the dynamics of agro-industrial complex of Russia and the tendencies of its functioning in modern conditions. The peculiarities of the agrarian sector of the country, advantages and disadvantages of the agro-industrial complex development are studied. The author expresses the opinion about the necessity of certain actions in the state policy on the regulation and support of agro-industrial production. It is necessary to develop a set of measures to stimulate the development of the introduction of alternative energy in rural areas, as well as in the areas of industrial livestock complexes, as well as to develop technological regulations for the production of agricultural organic products, its evaluation standards and mechanisms for the transition of Russian agriculture from the production of higher environmental quality to “green standards”. It is necessary to pay attention to such areas as sustainable investment development, technical and technological proposals, land reclamation infrastructure, digitalization and many others.

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Problems and prospects for the development of the agroindustrial complex in Russia

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Khomutova

2023

E3S Web of Conf.

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“…By job creation and decent work, quality education and retraining of employees, rise in incomes and earnings, responsible consumption and production, innovative and profitable ventures, preservation of the environment, conservation of resources, improved societal wellbeing and general living standards among others, sustainable economic development ensures balanced prosperity and triple wins concerning profit, people, and planet. Particularly, achieving SED involves the optimal consumption and allocation of increasingly scarce natural resources and capital accumulation aimed at the progression of human welfare (Balisacan et al, 2015).…”

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Small and medium manufacturing enterprises and Asia's sustainable economic development

Ndubisi

Zhai

Lai

2021

International Journal of Production Economics

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“…The flow of remittances into countries like Egypt, Lebanon, Jordan, and Yemen from their expatriate labor in the GCC countries is also often considered as rent (Malik, 2017). The foreign exchange boom from the flow of remittance and tourism also generates the negative effect of resource curse if sufficient growth stimulus is not generated (Balisacan, 2015, p. 156). By the mid-1990s, remittance accounted for nearly 25 per cent of the export of goods and services in the non-oil countries of the region and more than 50 per cent in Egypt, Jordan, and Yemen (El-Erain, 1996, p. 7).…”

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Political Economy of Rentierism in the Middle East and Disruptions from the Digital Space

Hameed

2020

Contemporary Review of the Middle East

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Rentierism in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region had emanated both from significant external rent and from the statist model of development feeding each other, where legitimacy was secured through rent distribution. The rent-led resource imbalance between the state and the society, as well as intra-societal inequalities in the region, has been less recognized and studied. The flow of external rent in tandem with internal rent-seeking has perpetuated the wealth and power of the political and economic elites and limited economic opportunities of the larger population. The rentierism that bred on vertical controls and network of privileges is set to be disrupted from flows and connectivity generated in the growth of digital commerce in the region.

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Preface and Acknowledgments

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Problems and prospects for the development of the agroindustrial complex in Russia

Problems and prospects for the development of the agroindustrial complex in Russia

Small and medium manufacturing enterprises and Asia's sustainable economic development

Political Economy of Rentierism in the Middle East and Disruptions from the Digital Space

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