INCREASED ROLE OF SMALLAGRIBUSINESS IN IMPLEMENTING STATE PROGRAMS OF IMPORT SUBSTITUTION

Abstract

Import substitution experience is examined in the Byelorussian Republic. The projects aimed at import substitution form the relevant fund and redistribute in the form of address support inside industries, encourage creating the new working places in economy. Major threats to food safety are determined on the basis of Russia’s foods import-export analysis throughout the resent years, characteristic features of the activity are revealed. Throughout the last decades, price policy of developed countries has been corresponding to the intention to make their markets safe by establishing for their own small agrarian producers the internal prices higher than the world prices. The role of non-governmental regulators in world economy is identified to have grown in recent years. The efficiency of agroindustrial potential utilization as a non-depleted resource is of state importance and calls for the tools to create maximal favorable conditions for entrepreneurship initiative in regions. Despite the wide list of events available for state support for big and small businesses, the effect of implementing the events is shown to be negligible, one of the causes being no comprehensive whole in state regulation of the sphere concerned. The author investigates the conditions for realization of small agribusinesses economic potential, the principle one of which is to do possible steady funding their current performance and implement investment projects as well as to fund the mechanisms facilitating the advance of small business. The factors of small agribusiness advance prospects, which have been revealed, justify the necessity of state policy to focus on the import substitution in the sphere of small forms of economy management.