Authors:
E. S. KULIKOVA, candidate of economic sciences, associated professor,
D. R. KRICHKER, senior lecturer,
M. I. LVOVA, candidate of economic sciences, associated professor,
Ural State Economic University (62 8 March str., 620144, Ekaterinburg).
Abstract. The article is devoted to actual aim – the analysis of investments in the agro-industrial complex, which is involved in the food security of the country. On the authors’ opinion, a major problem in the implementation of food security Doctrine of the Russian Federation remains price disparity between agricultural and industrial products. Along with the increasing disparity of prices of the producers is tangible imbalance in the distribution of consumer cost of food products between the producer, processor and seller. This is especially noticeable phenomenon in the production and sales of milk and dairy products. To a large extent the urgency of this problem continues to exist because milk and dairy are the only point of Doctrine, according to which food security is not yet secured. There are conclusions about how to meet the needs of agricultural enterprises from the state is necessary not only in the form of grants and subsidies, but also in the form of investment in production facilities: high-tech machinery and equipment, livestock farms, storage, greenhouses, etc.
Keywords: food security, agribusiness, agriculture, dairy products, the state policy in the field of agribusiness.
