Export of Agricultural and Food Products of Serbia

Grujić, Biljana; Joksimović, Marijana; Stojanović, B. D.

doi:10.4018/ijsem.2019070101

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“…This fact should always be taken into account in view of the constant increase in the population in the world, which is why it is necessary to increase the area under wheat [10,11]. Countries that have acquired the status of candidates for EU membership are recommended to constantly build and strengthen the legislative framework and to constantly work on monitoring the implementation of support for public policy measures) [12,13].…”

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Principal Component Analysis of Selected Indicators of Wheat in European Countries

Grujić Vučkovski,

Marina,

Ćurčić

2024

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For this research we are selected three indicators of wheat: yield (t/ha), producer price (USD/t) and share of the harvested area under wheat in relation to the total land area of country (%). The mentioned indicators were analyzed for the period 2006-2021 in thirty-two European countries. The purpose of the research is to determine which of the mentioned indicators achieve average annual growth/decrease rates, what is the correlation between them, how European countries are grouped with their similarities and differences. The research examines the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the mentioned indicators in a two time phases: Phase I, before the pandemic (2006-2019); Phase II, during the pandemic (2020-2021). The methodological approach to the research topic involved the application of descriptive statistics, as the method of principal components analysis (abbr. PCA) with graphics. A positive correlation exists only between the yield of wheat and the share of the harvested area under wheat in the total area of the land (0.291). PCA method showed that countries are grouped differently depending on the observed indicator and the analyzed time phase.

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Principal Component Analysis of Selected Indicators of Wheat in European Countries

Grujić Vučkovski,

Marina,

Ćurčić

2024

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“…It is well known that agricultural production is characterized by many specifics, primarily seasonal labour force, mismatch of production time and working time, very slow turnover, expertise of agricultural producers, and fragmentation of land parcels in some countries and similarly. Despite these facts, an increase in participation in the creation of gross domestic product of Serbia (Grujić et al, 2019) have been only recorded in agriculture.…”

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Indicators of market orientation of family agricultural holdings in Serbia and Kladovo municipality

Grujić-Vučkovski¹

2022

Ekonomika

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The aim of this paper is to point out the importance of family agricultural holdings (FAH) in Serbia from the aspect of market orientation. The purpose of writing the paper is to analyse the indicators that affect the market orientation of FAH, which are: utilized agricultural area (UAA), economic size of the holding, the structure of the engaged labour force (by gender, age range and by educational level). The main source of data is from the Farm Structure Survey (FSS), and the results for the area of Serbia and the municipality of Kladovo are presented. It is concluded: fragmentation of land holdings; unfavourable economic size of holdings (small in Serbia and very small in Kladovo); in the structure of the engaged labour force on the territory of Serbia, members of the holdings participate with 56.7%, particularly 59.1% in Kladovo; male headed holdings are dominated, while women are most often represented as members of holdings; holdings are mostly elderly because 39.1% of holdings' managers in Serbia are aged 65 and over, specifically 45.9% in Kladovo; 95.3% of holdings' managers in Serbia and 97.2% in Kladovo have entirely practical experience. The analysis included only FAH because in Serbia they make up 99.7% and in Kladovo 99.8% of the total registered farms. The observed indicators were processed by the methods of descriptive statistics.

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The determinants of growing agri-food export: The case of CEE countries

Balaban¹,

Joksimović²,

Stoiljković³

2022

Ekonomika poljoprivrede

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The aim of this study is to analyse the determinants of the growing agri-food export in the CEE countries. Using the SYS-GMM estimation, we control for the endogeneity problem. As the explanatory variables we use the variable that have been empirically proven as determinants of the agri-food export and available for observed countries. The obtained results show that the trade liberalisation increases the agri-food exports, while the EU enlargement indirectly affects the agri-food exports which is an important statement for policy-makers.

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Export of Agricultural and Food Products of Serbia

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Principal Component Analysis of Selected Indicators of Wheat in European Countries

Principal Component Analysis of Selected Indicators of Wheat in European Countries

Indicators of market orientation of family agricultural holdings in Serbia and Kladovo municipality

The determinants of growing agri-food export: The case of CEE countries

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