
In the current context of global demographic developments, there are concerns about the growth of the world's population relative to available resources, as well as concerns about climate change on a national and global scale and poverty as a factor holding back a nation's economic prosperity. The study aims to present a multitude of statistical indicators of human development and labour resources in agriculture in order to facilitate both the analysis of the current situation and the shaping of appropriate trends in agricultural labour resources. Statistical data as well as specific documentary sources are used for the study and the methodological approach will be from demographic, economic, social, technological and environmental perspectives. The major findings showed that labour resources in agriculture of the two countries are facing similar major challenges, and their increasing or decreasing trends are influenced by the same determinants.
outlook indicators, education, demography, labour force, development indicators, quality of labour resources, Agriculture, comparability indicators, income, investments, labour resource’s structure, rural
outlook indicators, education, demography, labour force, development indicators, quality of labour resources, Agriculture, comparability indicators, income, investments, labour resource’s structure, rural
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