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N I Shagaida

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ID959701
NAMEN I Shagaida
GIVEN NAMESN I
FAMILY NAMEShagaida
SIGNATURESHAGAIDA N I
AFFILIATIONSThe Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS5
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT5
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2017
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2024
H-INDEX0
  • Is It Possible to Quickly Eliminate Labor Shortage in Russian Agriculture

    Open Access•N I Shagaida•ARTICLE•Russian Peasant Studies•2024

    In November 2023, the First Deputy Minister of Agriculture Oksana Lut estimated the shortage of workers in agriculture at 200,0001, obviously implying agricultural organizations.According to Lut, one of the reasons for such a shortage is low salaries: the limited effective demand for products does not allow agricultural organizations to increase the selling price of produce, which limits the wages of agricultural workers.However, the number of pe…

  • Russia's Ways to Ensure Food Security (Control Food Prices) in 2020-2022, and Their Impact on Consumers

    Open Access•N I Shagaida, D S Ternovsky et al.•ARTICLE•Russian Peasant Studies•2023

    This year confirmed an ambiguous situation with food security in Russia. On the one hand, the government insists on the achieved sustainable food self-sufficiency/sovereignty: "Russia is self-sufficient in all basic types of food", "the level of food security in Russia is one of the most reliable in the world", "the Eurasian Economic Union has reached a level of self-sufficiency in most food products (grain, vegetable oils, pork, lamb, sugar, egg…

  • Russia's Food Security Under the Crisis of 2020- 2021: Objective and Subjective Dimensions

    Open Access•N I Shagaida, I V Trotsuk•ARTICLE•Russian Peasant Studies•2022

    The article presents the results of the assessment of Russia's food security in 2020-2021 based on the available statistical data and sociological monitoring of the population's 'food well-being' conducted since 2015 by the Center for Agro-Food Policy of the RANEPA. The authors believe that the pandemic risks for Russian agriculture were limited, and agricultural production ensured a high level of food self-sufficiency. Although the physical acce…

  • Institutional Restructuring of Agriculture Is Complete: What Is Next

    Open Access•N I Shagaida•ARTICLE•Russian Peasant Studies•2019

  • A Long-Term Strategy for the Agricultural Development in Russia and the World

    Open Access•N Shagaida, N I Shagaida•ARTICLE•Russian Peasant Studies•2017

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  • A Long-Term Strategy for the Agricultural Development in Russia and the World

    Open Access•N Shagaida, N I Shagaida•ARTICLE•Russian Peasant Studies•2017

  • Institutional Restructuring of Agriculture Is Complete: What Is Next

    Open Access•N I Shagaida•ARTICLE•Russian Peasant Studies•2019

  • Russia's Food Security Under the Crisis of 2020- 2021: Objective and Subjective Dimensions

    Open Access•N I Shagaida, I V Trotsuk•ARTICLE•Russian Peasant Studies•2022

    The article presents the results of the assessment of Russia's food security in 2020-2021 based on the available statistical data and sociological monitoring of the population's 'food well-being' conducted since 2015 by the Center for Agro-Food Policy of the RANEPA. The authors believe that the pandemic risks for Russian agriculture were limited, and agricultural production ensured a high level of food self-sufficiency. Although the physical acce…

  • Russia's Ways to Ensure Food Security (Control Food Prices) in 2020-2022, and Their Impact on Consumers

    Open Access•N I Shagaida, D S Ternovsky et al.•ARTICLE•Russian Peasant Studies•2023

    This year confirmed an ambiguous situation with food security in Russia. On the one hand, the government insists on the achieved sustainable food self-sufficiency/sovereignty: "Russia is self-sufficient in all basic types of food", "the level of food security in Russia is one of the most reliable in the world", "the Eurasian Economic Union has reached a level of self-sufficiency in most food products (grain, vegetable oils, pork, lamb, sugar, egg…

  • Is It Possible to Quickly Eliminate Labor Shortage in Russian Agriculture

    Open Access•N I Shagaida•ARTICLE•Russian Peasant Studies•2024

    In November 2023, the First Deputy Minister of Agriculture Oksana Lut estimated the shortage of workers in agriculture at 200,0001, obviously implying agricultural organizations.According to Lut, one of the reasons for such a shortage is low salaries: the limited effective demand for products does not allow agricultural organizations to increase the selling price of produce, which limits the wages of agricultural workers.However, the number of pe…

Agriculture (5 works) · Geography (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Agricultural Development and Policies (3 works) · Regional Socio-Economic Development Trends (3 works) · Development economics (2 works) · Food prices (2 works) · Food security (2 works) · Food systems (2 works)

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