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SERBIAN AGRICULTURAL COMPETITIVENESS

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descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2015Publisher:Russian Geographical SocietyJournal:GEOGRAPHY, ENVIRONMENT, SUSTAINABILITY, volume 8, pages 16-26 (issn: 2071-9388, eissn: 2542-1565,

Authors: Darko Vukovic; Vesna Paraušić; Ivana Simeunović;

doi: 10.24057/2071-9388-2015-8-1-16-26 , 10.15356/2071-9388_01v08_2015_02

SERBIAN AGRICULTURAL COMPETITIVENESS

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Abstract

Agricultural sector in Serbia is characterized by low competitiveness, as well as by domination of small agricultural husbandries of low productivity and production intensity. The authors of the paper, based on secondary sources, i.e. the analysis of numerous domestic and foreign documents in the field of agriculture, economic and rural development, provide state analysis of agricultural sector in Serbia, as well as a proposal of measures for improvement of this production and development of competitive and attractive rural regions.

Related Organizations

Agricultural & Applied Economics Association
United States
Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts
Serbia

Keywords

Geography (General), competitiveness, rural regions, G1-922, agricultural sector

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