The role of the state in creating a favorable business environment in the agricultural sector
Other, pp.725-736, 2020
- Publication Type: Other Publication / Other
- Publication Date: 2020
- Page Numbers: pp.725-736
- Open Archive Collection: Other Publications, Digital Heritage Collection
- Azerbaijan State University of Economics (UNEC) Affiliated: Yes
Abstract
ABSTRACT The purpose of the article is to identify factors affecting the environment of agricultural development, the impact of state regulation on agricultural development. The article discusses agricultural reforms, the institutional environment and the legal framework. Reforms in the country have led to significant qualitative changes in agriculture, and food security has been ensured in the country. Measures were taken to ensure the development of agriculture in the regions and further improve its infrastructure. The main objectives of the research are to identify legal, economic and institutional mechanisms for creating a favorable business environment in the agricultural sector. In the article, the author uses statistical data for comparison and analysis. Grouping methods are used. The performance indicators of agricultural enterprises, the relationship between income and expenses, the degree of productivity is analyzed. The potential and factors of the development of the agricultural sector, resource security, possible risks are considered. The article identifies the problems that arise in the process of agricultural management. This study examines the mechanisms of state regulation to increase productivity, reduce costs and maximize profits in the agricultural sector of Azerbaijan. Considering the differences in production and consumption of agricultural products, the author identifies the causes and suggests ways of state regulation and elimination of deviations. As a result of the study, recommendations are made on optimizing the regulatory role of the state in agriculture and creating a favorable business environment. Keywords: Agricultural Sector, Factors, Potential, Reforms, Regulation