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- 2. CONTENTS Background Double-edged sanctions Gains in agricultural sector Conclusion References K. Mager, E. Sklyar , E.
- 3. Individuals close to the Russian leaders Key decision-makers THE BACKGROUND political crisis K. Mager, E. Sklyar
- 4. Targeted sectors: Oil Banking Defense Counter-sanctions Date of initiation: August 6, 2014 Referred products: agricultural products,
- 5. Types of products with the fastest rise in prices grains and legumes (52.9%), sugar (50.5%), fruit
- 6. DOUBLE-EDGED SANCTIONS K. Mager, E. Sklyar , E. Slesareva Faculty of Economics and Finance LOSS OF:
- 7. K. Mager, E. Sklyar , E. Slesareva Faculty of Economics and Finance POLAND THE USA FINLAND
- 8. LOSS: €1,2 million K. Mager, E. Sklyar , E. Slesareva Faculty of Economics and Finance
- 9. K. Mager, E. Sklyar , E. Slesareva Faculty of Economics and Finance BOOSTER FOR RUSSIA’S ECONOMY
- 10. IMPORT SUBSTITUTION GAINS IN AGRICULTURAL SECTOR K. Mager, E. Sklyar , E. Slesareva Faculty of Economics
- 11. 60-70% of substituted foreign supplies K. Mager, E. Sklyar , E. Slesareva Faculty of Economics and
- 12. K. Mager, E. Sklyar , E. Slesareva Faculty of Economics and Finance Sverdlovsk region - jamon
- 13. CONCLUSION a long-term scenario of import substitution quantity of products quality of products competitiveness of Russian
- 14. REFERENCES K. Mager, E. Sklyar , E. Slesareva Faculty of Economics and Finance European commission. Official
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