Functioning of food enterprises in the context of export development policies implementation//Funcionamiento de las empresas alimentarias en el contexto de la implementación de políticas para el desarrollo de exportaciones
The article describes the development trends of the modern poultry product subcomplex as a raw material base for food industry and state export activity. Import substitution and increasing export volumes are a priority for the federal and regional development policies of Russia. In this regard, the...
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Format: | Article |
Language: | English |
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Universidad del Zulia
2020-10-01
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Series: | Revista de la Universidad del Zulia |
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Online Access: | https://produccioncientificaluz.org/index.php/rluz/article/view/34047 |
Summary: | The article describes the development trends of the modern poultry product subcomplex as a raw material base for food industry and state export activity. Import substitution and increasing export volumes are a priority for the federal and regional development policies of Russia. In this regard, the aim of the study was to analyze the current state of food industry in the context of policy implementation of import substitution and export development. The achievement of the set goal was disclosed by solving several interrelated tasks: 1) analysis of resources of food products (eggs and egg products) and their use; 2) identification of a hidden correlation between indicators “production” and “import”; 3) identification of a hidden correlation between indicators “production” and “export”. We hypothesized that indicators “production” and “export” of agri-food are directly correlated. Studies to identify hidden correlation dependencies have shown that there is a direct correlation between indicators “production” and “import”. Indicators “production” and “export” don’t have dependencies and influence on each other, therefore an increase in production doesn’t affect the direct export of eggs from the country. |
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ISSN: | 2665-0428 |