The formation of the Eurasian Economic Union: How successful is the                     Russian regional hegemony?

Kirkham, Ksenia

doi:10.1016/j.euras.2015.06.002

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“…Apart from the EAEU founding states listed above, these are also Armenia (formally since January 2nd 2015) and Kyrgyzstan (formally since August 6th 2015). In Russia's view, the EAEU is to be the next, and this time long-term successful, form of economic cooperation in the post-Soviet area, which will effectively stop potential aspirations of the other four EAEU member states to integrate with the EU while keeping in check the growing influence of China in the region [Kirkham, 2016;Roberts, Moshes, 2016;Popescu, 2014]. What is more, the assumption goes that the role and economic importance of the EAEU in the world economy will gradually rise as a consequence of increasingly tighter cooperation between its member states, which fits in very well with Russia's growing imperial aspirations not only in the geopolitical but also in the economic arena [Molchanov, 2015;Starr, Cornell, 2014].…”

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Long-Term Comparative Advantages of the Eurasian Economic Union Member States in International Trade

Falkowski

2017

International Journal of Management and Economics

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On 1st January 2015 the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) -a new integration block comprising initially Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Russia, and later that year also Armenia and Kyrgyzstan -appeared on the world map. This paper endeavors to identify the EAEU countries' long-term international comparative advantages within four basic groups of goods according to the OECD classification of manufacturing industries based on technology intensity. The analysis, using B. Balassa's RCA methodology and covering the years 2000-2014, indicates that these countries lack competitiveness, with none of them possessing any RCAs in the high-technology category whereas in the medium-hightechnology category -only Belarus. In contrast, all the EAEU countries fared the best in the medium-low-technology category, which is mostly attributable to the resources-based character of their economies. Surprisingly, dramatically low international competitiveness was recorded by Kazakhstan and Russia.

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Long-Term Comparative Advantages of the Eurasian Economic Union Member States in International Trade

Falkowski

2017

International Journal of Management and Economics

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“…Therefore, even without some breakthrough super technologies, "there are already risks of a more drastic transition to an energy system based on renewable energy sources. The IEA predicts that nearly 60% of all new generating capacity will come from renewable energy sources by 2040, most of which will be competitive without any subsidies" [22,23].…”

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Risks of the formation of common gas and oil markets of the Eurasian Economic Union in modern conditions

2020

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The article identifies, studies and classifies the main risks of forming the EAEU common oil markets, oil products markets and gas markets taking in to account modern political, macroeconomic and technological factors. The analysis of current political, macroeconomic and technological conditions shows that in each of these areas there are risks, the implementation of which leads to a partial or complete cessation of the development of the common EAEU oil, oil products and gas markets. Currently, in the current geopolitical situation, the highest level is characteristic of political risks. In the macroeconomic and technological field, the development of negative scenarios is expected no earlier than in two to three decades.

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“…Such affinity enables mutual understanding and rather successful communication between the states and societies [7]. For example, it is easier for Russian enterprises to deal with Kazakh and Belarusian counterparts than with Western partners due to similar ways of doing business and shared values [8].…”

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Integration and Development of the Dairy Regions in the Eurasian Economic Union: Trends, Problems and Prospects

Hasanovich¹,

Dyusenovna²,

Digilina³

2019

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The paper focuses on the most important economic processes taking place in the dairy regions of the Eurasian Economic Union. The article reveals the specific features of the dairy sector's development in the chosen regions in the context of Eurasian integration. Moreover, it discusses the challenges faced by the regions and prospects of the regional development. Consequently, we formulated some recommendations for solving current problems. We based our study on the theoretical developments of various scientists and economists, and statistical and other information. We applied various methods of investigation, including analysis, comparisons and econometric modelling. We outlined some of the study's limitations related to a rather short history of the union's existence and insufficiency of the available statistical information. The procurement price for milk depends on a number of factors. Using the modelling tool, we have shown this dependence on the example of the Republic of Tatarstan, which is the largest region-producer of milk in the union. The study's scientific novelty is in determining the main directions of the dairy sector's transformation in the regions. Furthermore, our research proposes a model for assessing the influence of the certain factors on procurement prices in the industry. The study's results can be applied for developing and implementing the state and regional economic policies.

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The formation of the Eurasian Economic Union: How successful is the Russian regional hegemony?

Cited by 78 publications

References 47 publications

Long-Term Comparative Advantages of the Eurasian Economic Union Member States in International Trade

Long-Term Comparative Advantages of the Eurasian Economic Union Member States in International Trade

Risks of the formation of common gas and oil markets of the Eurasian Economic Union in modern conditions

Integration and Development of the Dairy Regions in the Eurasian Economic Union: Trends, Problems and Prospects

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