Russia’s Bilateral Agricultural Trade: First Results of a Partial Equilibrium Analysis

Fock, Achim; Weingarten, Peter; Wahl, Olaf; Prokopiev, Mikhail

doi:10.1007/978-1-4615-4531-6_12

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“…Модель частичного равновесия для анализа торговли сельскохозяйственной продукции и торговой политики России в условиях интеграционных процессов в рамках СНГ и вступления в ВТО (RATSIM). Модель дает возможность количественно оценить влияние государственной поддержки на сельское хозяйство России в целом [20]. При этом модель не позволяет изучать эффекты такой поддержки и изменения таможенных тарифов для отдельных рынков сельскохозяйственной продукции [21].…”

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Models of Scenario Forecasting of the Region’s Agriculture Development

Samygin¹,

Baryshnikov²,

Mizjurkina³

2019

EoR

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Models of Scenario Forecasting of the Region’s Agriculture Development

Samygin¹,

Baryshnikov²,

Mizjurkina³

2019

EoR

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“…Objectives of modeling the market structure at the national level of management come to consideration of problems and variation approaches to trade policy that affect macroeconomic indicators like fiscal position, economic climate for consumers and producers (Fock et al, 2000).…”

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Economic and Mathematical Modelling of Food Exports’ Turnover in Russia on a Mid-Term Horizon

Borisovskaya¹

2018

ERSJ

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“…It is worthwhile to mention the RATSIM model as well, which is a model of partial equilibrium, developed in 1999-2000 by a group of Russian and foreign economists (Fock et al 2000). The model is applicable especially for the analysis of trade with agricultural commodities and trade policies of Russia in terms of the integration processes in the CIS and Russia's accession to the WTO.…”

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Trade liberalization and state support of agriculture: effects for developing countries

Erokhin¹,

Иволга²,

Heijman³

2014

Agric. Econ. - Czech

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Th e paper aims at the overview of the main approaches of state support implemented by developed and developing countries and the assessment of their distorting infl uences on the trade with agricultural commodities. Th e current state of state support is analyzed on the examples of EU-27, the USA and Japan. Th e experiences of developing countries are summarized on the examples of China, Russia and the CIS countries. State support tools are grouped according to the WTO classifi cation. Th e alternative classifi cation is implemented in order to compare the distorting eff ects caused by the state support. Th e EPACIS model is implemented to analyze the eff ects of trade liberalization for the distribution of agricultural commodities and trade policies in developing countries. Th e model is adjusted in order to assess the eff ects of state support for the production and trade with agricultural commodities in developing countries, recently accessed the WTO (the case of Russia). Imitation calculations allow formulating policies for the developing agricultural markets depending on the degrees of their sensitivity to foreign trade regulations and domestic support.

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Russia’s Bilateral Agricultural Trade: First Results of a Partial Equilibrium Analysis

Cited by 7 publications

References 9 publications

Models of Scenario Forecasting of the Region’s Agriculture Development

Models of Scenario Forecasting of the Region’s Agriculture Development

Economic and Mathematical Modelling of Food Exports’ Turnover in Russia on a Mid-Term Horizon

Trade liberalization and state support of agriculture: effects for developing countries

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