State guarantees as the debt obligation type: theoretical aspects, modern practice and the development prospects in the Russian Federation

Lola D. Sanginova; Inna H. Tkhamadokova; Louise A. Yandarbayeva; Liana A. Kankulova; Natalya I. Litovka

Lola D. Sanginova Public Finance Department, Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation, Moscow, Russia
Inna H. Tkhamadokova Department of public finance of Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation
Louise A. Yandarbayeva The Chechen state university
Liana A. Kankulova Kabardino-Balkarian state university of H.M. Berbekov
Natalya I. Litovka Kabardino-Balkarian state agricultural university of V.M. Kokov

Keywords: State guarantees of public education; state guarantees; public debt; conditional debt obligations; type of the debt obligation; public-private partnership; mechanism of the state financial support; mechanism of guarantee support.

Abstract

In article the role and value of the state guarantees of public education are considered, their economic content is disclosed, theoretical rules of effective state support as type of the debt obligation are defined that it is especially relevant for the Russian Federation as the state guarantees of the Russian Federation make considerable specific weight as a part of a public debt and are capable to serve as the instrument of support of the organizations, the providing stable economic growth and to provide realization of strategic tasks. The measures allowing increasing efficiency of the state guarantee support of the Russian Federation are proposed, having provided satisfaction of interests of all its participants.

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Author Biographies

Lola D. Sanginova, Public Finance Department, Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation, Moscow, Russia

PhD (Economics), associate professor of the Public Finance Department, Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation, Moscow, Russia

Inna H. Tkhamadokova, Department of public finance of Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation

PhD Econ., associate professor Department of public finance of Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation

Louise A. Yandarbayeva, The Chechen state university

PhD Econ., associate professor FGBOOU WAUGH "The Chechen state university"

Liana A. Kankulova, Kabardino-Balkarian state university of H.M. Berbekov

Teacher FGBOOU WAUGH "The Kabardino-Balkarian state university of H.M. Berbekov"

Natalya I. Litovka, Kabardino-Balkarian state agricultural university of V.M. Kokov

Associate professor FGBOOU WAUGH "The Kabardino-Balkarian state agricultural university of V.M. Kokov".

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