Russian Federation
Introduction. In the conditions of growing volatility of prices for basic foodstuffs on global markets, the problem of ensuring food security of the country and stimulating investment activity in the food industry is becoming increasingly relevant. The solution of this problem is maximally effective at the regional level, as the industry specifics of agricultural products processing require the harmonisation of the interests of the state and business. Methods. The study used comparative, retrospective, economic and statistical analysis, which allowed us to identify priority areas for improving the investment attractiveness of the food industry in the context of the implementation of large-scale projects. Results. The obtained results confirm that the implementation of long-term goals of the food industry development requires the optimisation of organisational and economic mechanisms for coordinating the interests of the state and business, for which it is advisable to use the mechanism of public-private partnership.
public-private partnership, investment attractiveness, food industry, economic policy
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