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Original Article

Changing The Quality Of Life And Its Impact On Food Import Substitution

Igor L. Vorotnikov
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Marina V. Muravyova
,
Konstantin A. Petrov

Keywords: Agriculture, agricultural markets, food security, food protectionism, import substitution policy

Article no: 57

Pages 476-480

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.07.57

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Original Article

Russian Documentary Global History With The Use Of Regional Archives

Tatyana Leonova
,
Gulnara Obydennova
,
Alla Chigrina
,
Albert Shaislamov

Keywords: Bureaucracy, genealogy, new local history, nobility, regional archives of the Republic of Bashkortostan, staff protectionism

Article no: 68

Pages 664-672

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.11.68

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Original Article

Economic Assessment Of The Market Of Agricultural Products Of Tajikistan

Rajabali Bobokhonzoda
,
Nurali Sobirzoda
,
Kurbomad Sodikov
,
Davlatali Shodi
,
Bahodur Nabiev
,
Dodullo Rasulov

Keywords: Domestic market, domestic market, food market, protectionism, protection instruments, trade policy

Article no: 23

Pages 208-216

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.08.23

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