Agriculture in Poland and Ukraine – Potential and Dynamics of Changes in Production

Wicki, Ludwik; Orlykovskyi, Mykola; Zaburanna, Lesia

doi:10.22630/prs.2017.17.4.108

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“…z możliwościami zbytu do Federacji Rosyjskiej. Na Ukrainie obserwuje się szybszy wzrost produkcji wielu produktów rolnych, na co wpływ mają dogodne warunki naturalne (Wicki, 2017). Wśród mniejszych producentów (tj.…”

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“…So far, the research on agricultural sector’s development level has mainly focused on some aspects of the production potential and productivity in one country [ 23 – 43 ] or comperative analises of only a few countries studied by the authors, e.g. Burkitbayeva et al [ 44 ] studied Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine, Jelochnik and Ivolga [ 45 ] (Russia and Serbia), Millns [ 46 ] (Armenia, Georgia and Moldova), Swinnen et al [ 47 ] (Kazakhstan, Russia and Ukraine) and Wicki et al [ 48 ] (Poland and Ukraine). Those studies were mainly based on the document analysis, descriptive statistics, comparison and synthesis methods applied.…”

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Regional diversification of the use of agricultural production potential in the EU candidate and the Eastern partnership countries

Jankowska

2021

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Diversification of the agricultural production potential often implies the differentiation of the achieved farming productivity due to its effect on the agricultural resources and structural processes. The article aims to examine the diversity of the production potential in the agricultural sectors of the EU candidate countries (CC) and the Eastern Partnership countries (EPC) and its impact on the variety of the achieved productivity, as well as to present changes in the analyzed indicators in the years 2006–2017. A synthetic measure of agricultural development and a linear regression analysis were applied in the article. The research revealed that Belarus may be distinguished with regard to its production potential, as well as the achieved productivity. In most countries (with the exception of Montenegro and Macedonia), an increase in the value of the synthetic measure of the possessed potential has been recorded in the studied period. However, the synthetic measure of the agricultural productivity level displayed an insignificant raise only in half of the countries surveyed.

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Znaczenie sektora agrobiznesu w Polsce i na Ukrainie

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Orlykovskyi

2019

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The article attempts to compare the importance of agribusiness in the economy in Ukraine and Poland. The analysis covered the years 2001-2015. The data came from official statistical sources. It was found that the importance of agribusiness to the Polish economy decreased over the entire period considered, its share in GVA in whole economy in 2015 was 6%, while in Ukraine it was as much as 15% and in recent years has been increasing. Agrobusiness also had a high share in exports. In Poland, it was 15, and in Ukraine as much as 38% in 2015. The employment structure in agribusiness was dominated by employment in agriculture with a share of about 80% in both countries. The internal structure of agribusiness was more modern in Poland, where as much as 58% of gross value added of agribusiness was generated in the food processing sector. In Ukraine, it was only 24%. The importance of agribusiness in the Ukrainian economy was higher than in Poland, it also has there a more raw character. The bigger potential for further development of agribusiness is in Ukraine, due to the large agricultural land resources and the large potential for increased production and processing of food and its exports.

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Agriculture in Poland and Ukraine – Potential and Dynamics of Changes in Production

Cited by 4 publications

References 27 publications

Competitive position of apples and concentrated apple juice on foreign markets

Competitive position of apples and concentrated apple juice on foreign markets

Regional diversification of the use of agricultural production potential in the EU candidate and the Eastern partnership countries

Znaczenie sektora agrobiznesu w Polsce i na Ukrainie

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