The Effectiveness of Developing Branches of the Agricultural Sector in Peasant (Farm) Enterprises

Sushentsova, Svetlana Sergeevna; Bayer, T.A.; Litvina, N.I.

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-72110-7_7

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“…Potential is a quantitative and qualitative result, subject to the full or maximum use of resources that exist and are sufficient to achieve a specific goal. That is why the use of the widely used method of scoring territories [12] for the analysis of their cooperative potential does not seem rational, since it is more suitable for comparison, and the purpose of the methodology we are developing is to answer the questions:…”

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Methodological approaches to assessing the cooperative potential of rural areas

Sushentsova¹,

Bykovskaya²,

Litvina³

et al. 2023

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The article considers cooperation as a process of bringing together agricultural producers in order to solve certain business problems more effectively. Considering the present development stage of agricultural production, cooperation has no due interest on the part of either producers or the state. In this regard, the article aims at developing proposals for the methodological assessment of the cooperative potential of rural areas. During the study, using various generally recognized methods of generalizing existing scientific developments, expert assessments, analytical and others, an algorithm for assessing the ability and possibility of forming and improving the efficiency of an agricultural cooperative community in rural areas is proposed. The introduction of the proposed methodological approaches will provide the authorities and administration with an argumentation for solving the problems of developing and reforming agricultural cooperatives, ensuring employment and a decent standard of living for the rural population. Together, this will make it possible to address economic, social and environmental problems of rural areas in a more sustainable manner.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%