Effect of World Economy Globalization and Supply Chain Upon Socio-Economic Processes at the National Level

Abstract-This study investigate the relationship between economy at national and international level, supply chain management system and socio economic process. In this article, we consider the effect of world economy globalization upon socio-economic processes at the national level. We define a set of qualitative attributes of globalization, such as essential growth of international economic relations, national markets’ price leveling, the arrival of investment resource in world markets, creation of a single world finance infrastructure, and the advent of a distinct economic constituent in the activities of international political and military organization. This research is aimed at forming a system of quantitative parameters, which can be assigned to the attributes above, as well as revealing globalization effects on socio-economic development either at national or regional levels, since many contemporary works consider globalization and regionalization as a dialectical process consisting of two indissolubly united parts. Besides, the tasks of the research include the forecast of some tendencies towards globalization effects on the development of national economy by monitoring the formed system of parameters

Improving techniques for cultivating potatoes of the Smolyanochka variety in elite seed production

In our experiments, 2 methods of harvesting tops were used relative to the control (without harvesting): mechanical (mowing) and chemical (desiccation Reglon Super) for 18; 12; 6 days before harvesting potatoes. On average, over 3 years, the yield of potatoes of the Smolyanochka variety ranged from 36.2 to 47.9 t/ha. The highest yield was obtained by mowing and desiccating the tops in 12 days - 47.3-47.9 t/ha and losses of 2.6; 2.2% respectively. Research has shown that mowing and desiccating the tops 12 days before harvesting ensured the yield of the average fraction of 50-48%, respectively, and the formation of healthier tubers. The strength of the peel contributed to the reduction of losses relative to the control during storage by 0.9-4.3% and the incidence of diseases by 0.5-5.0%. The article also shows the economic efficiency of the agricultural practices used. The profitability level of ware potatoes ranged from 69 to 150% and was greatest when the tops were mowed and desiccated 12 days before harvesting

Improving techniques for cultivating potatoes of the Smolyanochka variety in elite seed production

In our experiments, 2 methods of harvesting tops were used relative to the control (without harvesting): mechanical (mowing) and chemical (desiccation Reglon Super) for 18; 12; 6 days before harvesting potatoes. On average, over 3 years, the yield of potatoes of the Smolyanochka variety ranged from 36.2 to 47.9 t/ha. The highest yield was obtained by mowing and desiccating the tops in 12 days - 47.3-47.9 t/ha and losses of 2.6; 2.2% respectively. Research has shown that mowing and desiccating the tops 12 days before harvesting ensured the yield of the average fraction of 50-48%, respectively, and the formation of healthier tubers. The strength of the peel contributed to the reduction of losses relative to the control during storage by 0.9-4.3% and the incidence of diseases by 0.5-5.0%. The article also shows the economic efficiency of the agricultural practices used. The profitability level of ware potatoes ranged from 69 to 150% and was greatest when the tops were mowed and desiccated 12 days before harvesting