Development of export-oriented agriculture in Russia in the context of a pandemic

E.I Pozubenkova,N.M Guryanova,O.V Lavrina,I.E Shpagina,E Renev,G Batalova,R Changzhong,V Romanyuk,Y Shavrokov

doi:10.1051/bioconf/20213608007

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https://doi.org/10.1051/bioconf/20213608007

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Abstract

Given the turbulence of the external and internal environment caused by the coronavirus pandemic, the agro-industrial complex is one of the few sectors that continued to show growth during the crisis of the global and Russian economies. Factors of the stability of the agro-indus-trial complex development were not only active state support, introduction of innovations, use of import substitution programs, but the fact that the sector did not stop working during the Covid19 pandemic. This has had an impact on the change in the Russian foreign trade system in terms of the geography of supplies, their volumes, and the commodity structure. The agricultural sector has become export-oriented and, in the sales structure, the traditional group of leaders, which include various types of raw materials for energetics, has given way to the sale of agricultural products. The article analyzes statistical information on foreign trade in agricultural products, concludes about the impact on the agricultural trade balance of the corona-virus pandemic, the ruble devaluation, changes in consumer demand and gap in international supply logistics due to restrictions on movement be-tween countries.

Highlights

The coronavirus pandemic has made its own adjustments to the stability of the sales process of energy resources
The purpose is to analyze statistical information on the dynamics of export and import of the Russian Federation during the period of restrictions and to identify factors hindering the formation of an export-oriented agriculture model
2 Materials and methods The object of the study is the processes of foreign trade goods movement of the Russian Federation

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Introduction

The coronavirus pandemic has made its own adjustments to the stability of the sales process of energy resources. The state is called upon to improve the existing export support system, and to form an organizational and economic mechanism for creating a model of a new, export-oriented agriculture in our country. All this predetermined the relevance of scientific research [1]. In the course of the research, the following tasks were set: to analyze the dynamics of export and import in Russia, as well as its structure; to analyze the volume of export and import of individual food products;. To identify measures of additional state support for export in Russia

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