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Global Climate Changes as a Risk Factor for Russian Economy: Methodological Issues

Abstract

Significant climate changes caused by global processes are forecasted in the territory of Russia. In this regard the actual topic is consideration of the respective risks, which may be related not only to direct negative action of this factor but also adaptation to it and inaccurate forecasts. The offered procedure for the estimation of climate risks for Russian economy shows that they are relatively small or moderate, reaching peak levels in the central and siberian federal districts. When using information about risks in strategic planning, it’s important to keep in mind that often they are defined not by the intensity of the expected climate changes but the state of the territorial economic systems.

About the Authors

D. A. Ruban
Southern Federal university
Russian Federation

Ruban Dmitriy A. - Candidate of Geological and Mineralogical Sciences, Associate Professor, Department of Tourism, Graduate School of Business.

Rostov on Don




K. I. Serpova
Southern Federal university
Russian Federation

Serpova Kristina I. - employee, southern federal university.

Rostov on Don



N. N. Yashalova
Cherepovets State University
Russian Federation

Yashalova Natalya N. - Doctor of Economics, Professor



V. S. Vasiltsov
Cherepovets State University
Russian Federation

Vasiltsov Vitaliy S. - Doctor of Economics, Associate Professor, Professor of the Department of Economics and Management



E. N. Yakovleva
Cherepovets State University
Russian Federation

Yakovleva Elena N. - PhD in Economics, Associate Professor



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Ruban D.A., Serpova K.I., Yashalova N.N., Vasiltsov V.S., Yakovleva E.N. Global Climate Changes as a Risk Factor for Russian Economy: Methodological Issues. Vestnik NSUEM. 2018;(3):10-25. (In Russ.)



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