2020
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-60926-9_8
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Problems of Financial Support of SME Development in the Russian Federation

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“…-bureaucratic component of the process of obtaining state support; -imperfection of land legal relations; Small and medium-sized businesses themselves have noted an increase in the state's interest in their forms of business in recent years (an increase in the share of recipients of subsidies, quotas for preferential loans); however, they consider the balance of distribution of allocated financial resources for the development of the agro-industrial sector to be not quite fair (Fadeev, 2021). A clear bias in the level of support provided, in their opinion, is observed in the direction of large holdings, while smaller agricultural enterprises often do not use government assistance at all (Prosvetova & Gerasimov, 2021). For example, according to the Association of Peasant Farms, in the Stavropol Krai in recent years, per-hectare subsidies have been received by only 10-15% of small businesses from the total number of agricultural entrepreneurs in the region.…”
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“…-bureaucratic component of the process of obtaining state support; -imperfection of land legal relations; Small and medium-sized businesses themselves have noted an increase in the state's interest in their forms of business in recent years (an increase in the share of recipients of subsidies, quotas for preferential loans); however, they consider the balance of distribution of allocated financial resources for the development of the agro-industrial sector to be not quite fair (Fadeev, 2021). A clear bias in the level of support provided, in their opinion, is observed in the direction of large holdings, while smaller agricultural enterprises often do not use government assistance at all (Prosvetova & Gerasimov, 2021). For example, according to the Association of Peasant Farms, in the Stavropol Krai in recent years, per-hectare subsidies have been received by only 10-15% of small businesses from the total number of agricultural entrepreneurs in the region.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%