Problems and Main Mechanisms to Increase Investment Attractiveness of Agricultural Production

Semin, Alexander N.; Kibirov, Alikhan Yakovlevich; Rassukhanov, Usman

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“…There are two main legal forms in the Eurasian economic space. The first one is when contracting parties invest into joint physical capital or joint infrastructure to promote their products to the market (Semin et al, 2018).…”

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“…Many researchers of the agrarian sector of economy focused on issues related to increasing competitiveness, developing integration processes, financial recovery and state support for agricultural production, improving the agricultural policy of the EAEU member states, for instance, Altukhov (2017), Ushachev et al (2016), Maslova et al (2018), Semin et al (2018) and other scientists and experts working in this very specific sector.…”

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Increasing Interstate Integration in the Agro-Industrial Complex of the EAEU Countries

Altukhov¹,

Semin²

2018

ERSJ

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The article presents the analysis of the integration processes that are taking place in the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), the unified agro-food policy developed by the participating countries, as well as strategic measures and mechanisms for further interstate integration in the field of agro-industrial production. The article pays special attention to the issues of receiving the real economic (positive) impact from the integration through mechanisms promoting a coordinated agrarian policy. The authors substantiate the significance of the cluster approach when creating cross-border units as one of the most effective methods of sustainable development of agricultural production in rural areas of the EAEC countries. The article proves the viability of creating joint ventures by agricultural producers and determines their basic characteristics.

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Increasing Interstate Integration in the Agro-Industrial Complex of the EAEU Countries

Altukhov¹,

Semin²

2018

ERSJ

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“…It is tackled, for example, in the Russian literature, but the conditions of the agricultural sector in Russia (operating under international economic sanctions and import substitution) are different from those typical of free-competitive economies. In addition, sometimes the analyses lack a proposal for an aggregate measure of investment attractiveness of regions for agricultural enterprises, they are descriptive in nature presenting the volume of production of agricultural crops, indicators of land use and livestock and some indicators of the socioeconomic development [41].…”

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“…Investment attractiveness is also considered as a combination of signs, factors and conditions affecting the intensity of investment inflows [39], and as a system of existing opportunities, and measures affecting the demand for investment in a particular location or industry [40]. Investment attractiveness for agro-industrial production requires the creation of appropriate conditions (e.g., economic-financial, organisational-regulatory, and social) aimed at minimising the investment risk, which consequently contributes to increasing the investment value [41].…”

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Energy as a Factor of Investment Attractiveness of Regions for Agricultural Enterprises

Godlewska-Majkowska

Komór

2021

Energies

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The aim of the article is to identify and assess the relationship between the investment attractiveness of regions for agricultural enterprises and the energy factor. Classical theories of the location of agriculture emphasise the importance of the market factor. The energy factor has so far been ignored, despite the global trend related to the increasing importance of production scales and rising energy consumption in agriculture. There are also no methodological proposals that allow a comprehensive assessment of the investment attractiveness of regions for agricultural enterprises, taking into account the leading location factors. The article presents the author’s methodological model based on the weight-correlation method of valorisation of investment attractiveness of regions for economic entities that invest in agricultural production. It contains a sub-aggregate describing the energy factor. This proposal is a contribution to the theory of the location of agriculture in the field of location factor analysis. The developed methodological model is used to explain location decisions of agricultural enterprises at the regional level. Access to energy as well as energy management increase locational advantages and reduce the economic risk of carrying out agricultural activities in economic units, which contributes to an increase in the sustainability of agricultural production. This is especially true in areas dominated in the past by state-owned and cooperative enterprises, which are the dominant group of enterprises in this area after privatization. The proposed methodology was positively verified on the example of Polish regions, as a significant influence of the energy factor on investment attractiveness at the local level was demonstrated.

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“…Rubaeva, T.I. Bukhtiyarova and others [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13]. Meanwhile, the formation of methodological approaches to the distribution of territories by the level of resource potential use is still poorly studied.…”

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Methodological Approaches to the Distribution of Territories by the Level of Resource Potential Use

Gushchenskaya¹,

Paliy²,

Sumarokova³

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Proceedings of the Ecological-Socio-Economic Systems: Models of Competition and Cooperation (ESES 2019)

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This methodology is based on the selection of indicators reflecting the availability, level of investment and efficiency of the following types of resources: labor resources, fixed and circulating funds, agricultural land area. To bring the system of heterogeneous indicators to a single basis, the normalization procedure is applied. An integral assessment is formed for each group of indicators, and then, by simple summation, an integral assessment of the resource potential. To consider the dynamic processes of the resource potential and its impact on the production and commercial economic results of agricultural entities, it is proposed to take into account the average annual growth rates of the entire resource potential of the territory, its functional components, as well as revenue from sales. This allows you to assess the degree of sensitivity (elasticity) of income for the main activity to a change in the level of use of a particular type of resource. At the end of this methodology, the distribution of territories by the level of elasticity of revenue from products' sales and the aggregate integral indicator of the resource potential of the territories is given. The calculations made it possible to group the Kurgan region's districts according to the final indicator and thereby form a "map" of the investment attractiveness of these territories. Keywords-level of resource potential use, integral indicator of resource potential, 'map' of investment attractiveness of territories.

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Problems and Main Mechanisms to Increase Investment Attractiveness of Agricultural Production

Cited by 11 publications

References 6 publications

Increasing Interstate Integration in the Agro-Industrial Complex of the EAEU Countries

Increasing Interstate Integration in the Agro-Industrial Complex of the EAEU Countries

Energy as a Factor of Investment Attractiveness of Regions for Agricultural Enterprises

Methodological Approaches to the Distribution of Territories by the Level of Resource Potential Use

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