Russian response to economic sanctions: inspiring prosperity shift in agriculture презентация

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CONTENTS

Background
Double-edged sanctions
Gains in agricultural sector
Conclusion
References

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Economics and Finance

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Individuals close to the Russian leaders
Key decision-makers

THE BACKGROUND

political crisis

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E. Slesareva Faculty of Economics and Finance

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Targeted sectors:

Oil

Banking

Defense

Counter-sanctions
Date of initiation: August 6, 2014
Referred products: agricultural products, raw material and

foodstuffs
States involved: the US, the EU, Canada, Norway, Australia, Albania, Montenegro, Iceland, Liechtenstein

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Types of products with the fastest rise in prices
grains and legumes (52.9%),
sugar (50.5%),
fruit

and vegetables (38%),
fish and seafood (33%).

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http://www.statista.com/- The Statistics Portal

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DOUBLE-EDGED SANCTIONS

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LOSS OF:

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POLAND

THE

USA

FINLAND

The countries most vulnerable to counter-sanctions:

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LOSS: €1,2 million

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Finance

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BOOSTER
FOR
RUSSIA’S ECONOMY

Modernization of economy

Import substitution

Creation of new jobs

Industry

Agriculture

Research & Development

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IMPORT SUBSTITUTION GAINS IN AGRICULTURAL SECTOR

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6%
of the GDP

16%
of employees

AGRICULTURAL MARKET IN RUSSIA

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60-70%

of substituted foreign supplies

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and Finance

http://www.statista.com/- The Statistics Portal

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Sverdlovsk

region - jamon

Tyumen region – Mozzarella and Philadelphia

Kolomna district – meat of snails

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CONCLUSION

a long-term scenario of import substitution
quantity of products
quality of products
competitiveness

of Russian products

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REFERENCES

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European

commission. Official website. [Electronic resource] URL: http://ec.europa.eu/food/safety/international_affairs/eu_russia/russian_import_ban_eu_products/docs/20140806_en.pdf (Last accessed on 08.12.2015).
BBC news agency. Official website. [Electronic resource] URL: http://news.bbc.co.uk/ (Last accessed on 08.12.2015).
Russia Beyond The Headlines // CBS News. Official website. [Electronic resource] URL: http://www.cbsnews.com/news/vladimir-putin-on-positive-impact-of-economic-sanctions-60-minutes/ (Last accessed on 08.12.2015).
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