Satisfaction of consumer preferences of consumers of agricultural products

Yekimov, Sergey; Sokoly, I I; Iarova, L; Chupryna, N.; Akuliushyna, M

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/677/2/022077

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“…The possibilities of meeting the needs of consumers of agricultural products were also considered by S. Yekimov et al (2021). The researchers emphasise the increasing role of the quality of products on the structure of demand for them.…”

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Satisfying the consumer demand for agricultural products: Possibilities and its prediction

Amrahov,

Rahimli,

Mirzazadeh

et al. 2023

Scientific Horizons

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In the modern world, consumer preferences and demand for agricultural products are constantly changing. Meeting these demands efficiently and effectively is crucial for the sustainability and profitability of the agricultural sector. That is why it remains important to study the demand for agricultural products and find methods to predict it. The research aims to investigate the main factors that influence the demand for agricultural products. The main methods used in this study were analysis, abstraction, forecasting and modelling. The article examines the level of demand satisfaction, the current situation and opportunities depending on the scale of the market, the volume of goods and services, based on the fact that the satisfaction of consumer demand is one of the current problems in the world. The relationship between the development of agriculture and meeting the demand for food products and solving the problem of starvation was emphasized. Factors affecting consumer demand in agriculture – consumption costs, number of consumers, gross agricultural product, consumer price index, consumer incomes were analysed. On the basis of econometric analysis, the dependence between the optimization of consumer demand and the indicators related to it was determined. Using multi-factor linear correlation and multi-factor linear regression models, were described the level of actual and regression model consumption costs, as well as the forecast for the next years. The study contributes new knowledge to assess the level of demand for agricultural products

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Satisfying the consumer demand for agricultural products: Possibilities and its prediction

Amrahov,

Rahimli,

Mirzazadeh

et al. 2023

Scientific Horizons

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“…This transmission of information helps to reduce consumers' concerns about unknown risks to food safety, increasing their confidence in the quality and safety of agricultural products. Furthermore, when consumer confidence in food is bolstered, they are more likely to support and choose agricultural products that have taken additional safety measures, such as participating in agricultural insurance programs (50,51). This change in consumer behavior, in turn, encourages more agricultural producers to participate in agricultural insurance programs, as they see the economic incentives of meeting consumer demand by enhancing food safety (52).…”

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The impact of agricultural insurance on consumer food safety: empirical evidence from provincial-level data in China

Ruan,

Yin,

Zhang

2024

Front. Nutr.

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In the exploration of the efficacy of agricultural subsidy policies, agricultural insurance, as a key element of this policy system, has garnered widespread attention for its potential impact on consumer food safety. This paper delves into the influence of agricultural insurance on the safety of food consumed by individuals, based on provincial panel data in China from 2011 to 2021. The findings indicate that agricultural insurance significantly reduces the incidence of foodborne disease and enhances food safety. Mediating effect tests reveal that agricultural insurance effectively boosts food safety through two key pathways: promoting innovation in agricultural technology and reducing environmental pollution. Moreover, the analysis of moderating effects highlights that increased consumer confidence positively enhances the impact of agricultural insurance. Heterogeneity tests further show that in the provinces with higher levels of agricultural development and stronger government support for agriculture, the role of agricultural insurance in improving food safety is more pronounced. This research not only empirically verifies the effectiveness of agricultural insurance in enhancing food safety but also provides robust theoretical support and practical guidance for the precise formulation and effective implementation of agricultural subsidy policies, particularly agricultural insurance policies, offering significant reference value for policy-makers.

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