Public opinion on Russian agrarian reform

Article Abstract:

This article discusses agrarian transformations in Russia since the 1990s, their failures to achieve set goals, and how the continued economic decline in the agricultural sector prevents the appearance of incentives for market transformations. The author focuses on poor agricultural policies and market infrastructure, and how the negative attitudes toward entrepreneurs found in rural areas has inhibited business growth in agriculture.

Infrastructure (Economics), Evaluation, Public opinion

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The financial crisis and the state of agricultural commodity producers

Article Abstract:

An analysis is presented on Russia's financial crisis of 1998, focusing on the negative socioeconomic impact on rural communities. Suggestions for bolstering the agricultural industry include an easing of the limitations on exports, the creation of a rural credit cooperation, improvements in agricultural production and sales infrastructure and increased government financial support for private farms.

Statistical Data Included, Planning, Agricultural subsidies

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The economic situation of agricultural producers

Article Abstract:

A study examining the financial condition of farmers in Russia, since implementation of economic reforms, is presented.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Farmers, Economic reform

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