Kolchin, S.; Glubokova, N.; Gordienko, M.; Semenova, G.; Khalilova, M. Financial Risk Management of the Russian Economy during the COVID-19 Pandemic. Risks2023, 11, 74.
Kolchin, S.; Glubokova, N.; Gordienko, M.; Semenova, G.; Khalilova, M. Financial Risk Management of the Russian Economy during the COVID-19 Pandemic. Risks 2023, 11, 74.
Kolchin, S.; Glubokova, N.; Gordienko, M.; Semenova, G.; Khalilova, M. Financial Risk Management of the Russian Economy during the COVID-19 Pandemic. Risks2023, 11, 74.
Kolchin, S.; Glubokova, N.; Gordienko, M.; Semenova, G.; Khalilova, M. Financial Risk Management of the Russian Economy during the COVID-19 Pandemic. Risks 2023, 11, 74.
Abstract
The research objects are the tax and budgetary policies of the Russian Federation. In this research, financial (budgetary) risks are understood as a decrease in the balance of the state (national) budget resulting from a reduction in revenues or an increase in expenditures. This research considers production in the main sectors of the economy as a key factor of financial risk in the COVID-19 pandemic. The research aims to analyze the main directions of the budgetary and tax policy of the Russian Federation aiming at supporting the economy and the population during the spread of COVID-19, which is especially relevant in connection with the expected recession in a number of sectors of the economy and a decrease in the level of employment and, accordingly, the well-being of citizens. In these conditions, it is necessary to adjust the budgetary and tax policy to preserve the state’s social obligations and expand social and economic support for businesses and citizens to smooth out the negative consequences of the impact of restrictive measures. The authors applied systemic and institutional approaches and statistical methods. The main results of the research reflect the need to (1) implement support measures (tax and budgetary incentives) for small and medium-sized enterprises, on which the crisis provoked by the COVID-19 pandemic has had the most destructive impact, and (2) to expand the volume of budgetary financing of social programs for financial risk management of the Russian economy during the COVID-19 pandemics.
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