Economic Sanctions and International Relations
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The objective of the article is to examine the complex issues of import substitution policy in Russia, taking into account key economic and political aspects, as well as the challenges of practical implementation. The relevance of the study lies in analyzing current approaches, including government support measures, focusing on critical industries, creating products with unique consumer properties, enhancing the competitiveness of domestic producers, and developing a highly qualified workforce. As a results , the authors identified the reasons for the forced rapid response to the current situation, caused by the introduction of sanctions, growing domestic demand, and the need to offset the drawback to catch up the global standards. General recommendations are given for developing a further strategy based on the classification of import-substituting products. The article is of scientific interest to researchers, postgraduate students, and experts in the field of import substitution issues.
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@article{Nikolenko2026Import,
title = {Import Substitution in Modern Conditions},
author = {Tatyana Nikolenko and Л.А. Семина and Melik-Aslanova Narmina Oktay},
journal = {The world of new economy},
year = {2026},
doi = {10.26794/2220-6469-2026-20-3-74-83},
url = {https://doi.org/10.26794/2220-6469-2026-20-3-74-83}
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