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Questions of Assessing the Level of State Support to Industry and Its Impact on Economic Indicators of Development in Regional Integration Associations

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  • N. G. Kushnarev

    (Eurasian Economic Commission)

  • N. N. Rogozhnik

    (Eurasian Economic Commission)

  • L. V. Tsybulnik

    (Eurasian Economic Commission)

  • I. V. Shamatrin

    (Eurasian Economic Commission)

  • A. Yu. Pak

    (Eurasian Economic Commission)

Abstract

— In the article, based on the analysis of world theoretical and practical ideas, a methodological approach has been developed to assess the level of state support for industry based on the use of a set of indicators: the amount of state support in GDP, industrial production, and industries. Separately, an approach is proposed to assess the level of state support for exports, taking into account the possibility of determining the volume of industrial subsidies in order to facilitate the promotion of goods to foreign markets. In addition, the article proposes a methodological approach to facilitate the impact of the volume of industrial subsidies on certain economic indicators related to the goals of implementing state support measures based on an analysis of the industrial support policy in regional integration associations.

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  • N. G. Kushnarev & N. N. Rogozhnik & L. V. Tsybulnik & I. V. Shamatrin & A. Yu. Pak, 2022. "Questions of Assessing the Level of State Support to Industry and Its Impact on Economic Indicators of Development in Regional Integration Associations," Studies on Russian Economic Development, Springer, vol. 33(3), pages 249-256, June.
    • Handle: RePEc:spr:sorede:v:33:y:2022:i:3:d:10.1134_s107570072203008x
    DOI: 10.1134/S107570072203008X
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