Impact and Consequences of Sanctions in the Context of Import Substitution in Agroindustry
The article examines the consequences of sanctions and counter-sanctions on food products and possible solutions to the problem of self-sufficiency. The imposition of the embargo actually established a target for the development of the entire Russian economy and, in particular, the AIC, import substitution. The Government of the Russian Federation adopted a plan of measures, which provides for the introduction of amendments to normative acts in the field of state regulation of the agro-industrial complex. The author considers the data both for Russia and for the Sverdlovsk region and comes to the conclusion that, in general, the situation in the country is somewhat more complicated for a number of reasons and, first of all, because of the peculiarity of the agricultural sector, which is why it is responsible for its high inertia and impossibility to quickly to increase production. However, he asserts that in certain areas, for example, in Sverdlovsk, the solution of the problem of import substitution for certain a type of agricultural products, in particular poultry products, is at a high level.