Analysis of Agrarian Structure in Poland in 1921 and 2002 Based on the Example of Selected Districts

Walczak, Damian; Pietrzak, Michał Bernard

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“…Currently, an in-depth study of the specifics of the agrarian structure, the directions and possibilities of its transformation is carried out mainly on countries and regions that produce a shift to capitalist economy in agriculture as a result of dismantling traditional, postcolonial, socialist and communist systems. The studies of agrarian structures of Eastern European countries are of a great practical concern [2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11], which were formed against the background of institutional changes similar to Russian: privatization of state land and capital in agriculture, accelerated transition to exchange relations, fundamental reduction of state support to the agricultural sector, etc. For example, D. Walczak and M. Pietrzak [2], examining data on the regions of Poland from 1921 to 2002 using the methods of spatial econometrics, found out that the differentiation of the agrarian structure in this country is long-term and sustainable, in spite of a number of fundamental changes in agriculture.…”

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“…The studies of agrarian structures of Eastern European countries are of a great practical concern [2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11], which were formed against the background of institutional changes similar to Russian: privatization of state land and capital in agriculture, accelerated transition to exchange relations, fundamental reduction of state support to the agricultural sector, etc. For example, D. Walczak and M. Pietrzak [2], examining data on the regions of Poland from 1921 to 2002 using the methods of spatial econometrics, found out that the differentiation of the agrarian structure in this country is long-term and sustainable, in spite of a number of fundamental changes in agriculture. It is assumed that the formation of the agrarian structure is subject to spatial, economic, social and historical factors, which determine the need for the geographically differentiated agricultural policies development in the future.…”

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Agrarian Structure Transformation and Rural Development in Russia: a Scientific Review

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Chernysheva³

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Proceedings of the International Conference on Policies and Economics Measures for Agricultural Development (AgroDevEco 2020)

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The regional rural development model of Russia, which is the agrarian structure transformation result, is in conflict with the real interests of a significant part of the rural population and rural producers. There is a predominance of two opposite farms classes: large integrated industrial-type enterprises, on the one hand, and household plots, on the other, while independent agricultural enterprises and farmers are limited in their development potential realizing. The observed imbalances contribute to maintaining a high depression level in the rural economy and rural communities. It seems challenging to the problem of finding directions for the agrarian structure transformation, focused on increasing the potential using efficiency of rural development and smoothing contradictions between the agrarian relations subjects and balancing their economic interests.

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confidence: 99%

Agrarian Structure Transformation and Rural Development in Russia: a Scientific Review

Tiutiunikov¹,

Pechenevsky²,

Chernysheva³

et al. 2020

Proceedings of the International Conference on Policies and Economics Measures for Agricultural Development (AgroDevEco 2020)

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Multiple Criteria Analysis of European Union Agriculture

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Surmanová²,

Balcerzak³

et al. 2016

Journal of International Studies

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Modifiable Areal Unit Problem: the issue of determining the relationship between microparameters and a macroparameter

Pietrzak

2019

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Research background: One of the issues considered by economists such as Tinbergen (1939), Klein (1946), May, (1946), Theil (1965), Pawłowski (1969), Bołt et al. (1985) was to determine the mechanism of transition between the results of microeconomics and the theory of macroeconomics. As part of this research, Pawłowski (1969) raised the problem of establishing the relationship between microparameters and a macroparameter. In the presented article, Pawłowski's problem was expanded to include spatial economic research, where micro-dependencies and spatial macro-dependencies were analysed. Purpose of the article: The purpose of the article is to establish the relationship between the microparameters set for SGM agricultural macroregions and the macroparameter referring to the whole area of Poland, where the parameters describe the economic dependencies regarding the impact of the size of farms in established region on their technical equipment. In the study, the economic relationships analysed in the case of individual SGM agricultural macroregions were defined as spatial micro-dependencies, and in the case of the entire area of Poland as spatial macro-dependencies. Methods: The methodological part of the article describes the concepts of Modifiable Areal Unit Problem, causal homogeneity of spatial data, homogeneous system of sets of areal units, area and sub-areas of conclusions. The concepts of micro-dependencies and spatial macro-dependencies are presented. Basic equations allowing to determine the evaluation of the spatial macroparameter as a linear combination of spatial microparameters were also presented. Findings & Value added: In the first stage of the study, spatial micro-dependencies were identified for subsequent SGM agricultural macroregions. In the second stage of the study, the relationship between spatial microparameters for single macroregions and the spatial macroparameter for Poland was determined. Establishing the relationship allowed to determine the macroparameter estimate for the whole area of Poland.

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Analysis of Agrarian Structure in Poland in 1921 and 2002 Based on the Example of Selected Districts

Cited by 3 publications

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Agrarian Structure Transformation and Rural Development in Russia: a Scientific Review

Agrarian Structure Transformation and Rural Development in Russia: a Scientific Review

Multiple Criteria Analysis of European Union Agriculture

Modifiable Areal Unit Problem: the issue of determining the relationship between microparameters and a macroparameter

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