INTERREGIONAL EXCHANGE OF VEGETABLE PRODUCTION IS A FACTOR OF ECONOMIC SPACE UNITY

Issue № 2, 2017, article № 7, pages 50-55

Section: Agrofood market

Language: Russian

Original language title: МЕЖРЕГИОНАЛЬНЫЙ ОБМЕН ОВОЩНОЙ ПРОДУКЦИЕЙ - ФАКТОР ЕДИНСТВА ЭКОНОМИЧЕСКОГО ПРОСТРАНСТВА

Keywords: INTERREGIONAL EXCHANGE, SHOWER CONSUMPTION, IMPORT, EXPORT, INTEGRATION RESOURCE

Abstract: Interregional exchange in the form of mutual deliveries on the example of vegetable production as one of factors of economic integrity of the Russian Federation is considered. Options of inter industry exchange as production of own production in comparison with the output of commodity vegetables, and taking into account export and import of vegetables in comparison with their gross collecting are given in Russia. As the most important indicator of durability of internal space, the level and quality of human life which health is defined on 70‰ by food is, the task of alignment of consumption of foodstuff, including vegetables, between regions and territorial subjects of the federation, and also, in coordination with economic section of scientific council at the Security council, inclusions of an indicator of shower consumption in system of indicators of national security of Russia and, respectively, in group of the socio-economic indexes characterizing economic uniformity of the territory of the country and intensity of communications between her parts is set. Territorial subjects of the federation which for 2013-2015 didn't import vegetables from other regions, and also shares of vegetables in import of food into subjects of the Northern zone of Russia and the expected volume of processing of vegetable production are given. The main options of assessment of durability of internal economic space, and also feature of the account the vegetable and melon cultures and potatoes are shown when determining cost of a gross regional product from unit of cultivated area.

Authors: Litvinov Stanislav Stepanovich, CHutcheva IUliia Vasilevna, Razin Anatolii Fedorovich, SHatilov Maksim Vitalevich