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ГЛОБАЛЬНЫЕ ЦЕПОЧКИ СТОИМОСТИ И ИХ ПОТЕНЦИАЛЬНАЯ РОЛЬ В РАЗВИТИИ РОССИЙСКО-БЕЛОРУССКОЙ ИНТЕГРАЦИИ // Global Value Chains and Their Potential Role in the Development of Russian-Belarusian Integration

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  • S. Pobyvayev A.

    (Financial University)

  • С. Побываев А.

    (Финансовый университет)

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In this article the author examines the phenomenon of the spread and the different approaches to the typology of global value chains, as well as the economic benefits from participating in them. Currently, in the areas of high economic activity scientific and expert community regards the global value chain as one of the tools to increase the degree of economic integration of the regional economies. On the basis of expert opinion survey the prospects of Russian-Belarusian integration were summarized, and the author concluded that at the current stage of integration the most effective way to participate in global value chains would be embedding in them small and medium enterprises of the two countries. The most promising strategy to increase participation in the global value chain would be a method of “lifting up the chain” shown by some countries in Southeast Asia. The author proposed a number of practical actions in the area of institutional organization and industry orientation of deepening the Russian-Belarusian integration through participation in global value chains. Particular attention should be paid to the development of neoindustrialization process that is able to fundamentally change the current architecture of the global division of labor. В предлагаемой статье автор рассматривает феномен распространения и различные подходы к типологии глобальных цепочек добавленной стоимости (ГЦС), а также экономические преимущества от участия в них. В настоящее время в зонах высокой экономической активности научно-экспертные сообщества рассматривают глобальные цепочки добавленной стоимости как один из инструментов повышения степени экономической интеграции региональных экономик. Сделан вывод о потенциальной пользе для российско-белорусской интеграции от участия в глобальных цепочках добавленной стоимости. На основе обзора экспертных мнений дана краткая характеристика перспективам российско-белорусской интеграции и сделан вывод о том, что на данном этапе наиболее эффективным способом участия в глобальных цепочках добавленной стоимости было бы встраивание в них малого и среднего бизнеса двух стран. Наиболее перспективной стратегией расширения участия в глобальных цепочках добавленной стоимости был бы метод «поднятия по цепочке», продемонстрированный некоторыми странами Юго-Восточной Азии. Автор предложил ряд практических действий в области институциональной организации и отраслевой ориентации углубления российско-белорусской интеграции путем участия в глобальных цепочках добавленной стоимости. Особое внимание следует уделить развитию процесса неоиндустриализации, которая в состоянии принципиально изменить сложившуюся архитектуру мирового разделения труда.

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  • S. Pobyvayev A. & С. Побываев А., 2016. "ГЛОБАЛЬНЫЕ ЦЕПОЧКИ СТОИМОСТИ И ИХ ПОТЕНЦИАЛЬНАЯ РОЛЬ В РАЗВИТИИ РОССИЙСКО-БЕЛОРУССКОЙ ИНТЕГРАЦИИ // Global Value Chains and Their Potential Role in the Development of Russian-Belarusian Integration," Мир новой экономики // The world of new economy, Финансовый университет при Правительстве Российской Федерации // Financial University under The Governtment оf The Russian Federation, issue 4, pages 41-50.
    • Handle: RePEc:scn:wnewec:y:2016:i:4:p:41-50
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