Influence of activity of farms upon development of agro-social systems

Olshanska Olexandra V.
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Olshanska Olexandra V.: Kyiv National Economic University named after. V. Getman

The Problems of Economy, 2013, issue 3, 97_101

Abstract: The article analyses the modern state of economic activity of farms in Ukraine as one of organisational and legal forms of managing farms that produce commodity agricultural products or render services to agricultural enterprises. It conducts analysis of dynamics of agricultural lands used by farms, their production of crop and stock-raising products and level of their profitability. It shows main interdependencies between production activity of farms and number and qualification of personnel of farms. The analysis helped to identify main interconnections and interdependencies between production activity of farms and state of the social sphere of rural settlements. The article analyses the socio-reproduction function of agrarian relations, which directly and indirectly influences upon the system of reproduction processes in the farmers social environment. It justifies allocation of the socio-reproduction function of agrarian relations into a separate scientific direction of study of agro-social systems.

Keywords: farms; agrarian economy; social sphere; agro-social system (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2013
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