Do agroholdings cope better with the agency problem? Empirical evidence from corporate farms in Russia

Alisher Tleubayev; Yerzhan Syzdykov

doi:10.36253/bae-16199

Do agroholdings cope better with the agency problem? Empirical evidence from corporate farms in Russia

Alisher Tleubayev, Yerzhan Syzdykov

Graduate School of Public Policy

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The agricultural industry in Russia demonstrated a notable growth since 2010. Russian policymakers strive to further increase agricultural production and set new targets for the industry for the years ahead. While agroholdings are regarded as one of the main driving forces behind the recent success in the agricultural sector, they are also believed to be the main locomotive that will move agriculture towards the set goals.

Original language	English
Journal	Bio-based and Applied Economics
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.36253/bae-16199
Publication status	Published - Nov 23 2024

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Do agroholdings cope better with the agency problem? Empirical evidence from corporate farms in Russia

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