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Polityka antyalkoholowa w Federacji Rosyjskiej

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Kornowski A.
Zarządzanie Publiczne
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2014
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issue 1(25)
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Antialcohol policy in the Russian Federation The article focuses on the presentation of public policy as the main tool in the fight against the phenomenon of alcoholism on the example of the Soviet Union and the Russian Federation. The main aim is to analyze the current situation, the disclosure of the scale of the phenomenon and identification of some of the tools in the fight against the problem.The first part of the work presents the current situation in Russia. The second section discusses the main sources and causes of alcoholism in Russia. The third part shows the effect of alcoholism on the state budget. The last part introduces the tools of modern Russian antialcohol policy on the background the policy of prohibition in the United States.
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Zróżnicowanie rozwoju ekonomicznego regionów federacji rosyjskiej

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Kornowski A.
Studia Prawno-Ekonomiczne
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2013
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vol. LXXXVIII (88)
293-312
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The main aim of this article is an analysis of the spatial differentiation of economic development for the regions of the Russian Federation with five basic macroeconomic variables, namely: unemployment rates registered, investment per capita, GDP per capita, per capita assets and wages in the years 2000–2009. The work reflects on 79 regions of the Russian Federation, and the data used for the analysis comes from the Russian Statistical Office (Федеральная служба госу дарственной статистики – Росст ат; www.gks.ru). The basic method of the analysis is based on the taxonomic index Euclidean. The spatial differentiation of the regional development of the Russian Federation shows the specificity and nature of Russian economy. The analysis leads to the conclusion that in terms of the variables analyzed the most developed regions are industrial and commercial, while the least developed regions have agricultural character.
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