3 research outputs found
Economic performances of agriculture of CEFTA and former CEFTA countries
All CEFTA countries had very similar stages of economic development after World War II. Many of them were centrally-planned socialist economies and the political changes that have occurred in these countries in the late 20th century caused changes in the whole economic system, as well as in the agricultural sector. Aim of this paper is to compare economic performances of agriculture of these countries with former CEFTA countries (Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, Bulgaria, Romania and Croatia) which joined EU after 2004. The development performances of agriculture are considered according to the production and export performances of this economic sector, using a comparative approach. The results showed that there is a gap in development of agriculture between CEFTA countries and selected EU countries, so performances of agricultural sector are far from EU
An analysis of key indicators of rural development in Serbia: A comparison with EU countries
In accordance with the strategic aim of Serbia regarding European Union
accession, harmonization with European Union rural development policy is an
important issue for the creators of rural policy. Accordingly, the basic aim
of this paper is to analyse the rural development level of Serbia in
comparison to European Union countries, using multivariate statistical
analysis. Factor analysis and cluster analysis are applied to extract three
factors of rural development: the relative economic significance of rural
areas, the general level of economic and agricultural development, and rural
development. The results clearly show that Serbia has a lower level of rural
development than European Union countries. Therefore defining adequate
actions and mechanisms to achieve the policy aims of Serbian rural
development is imperative
ECONOMIC PERFORMANCES OF AGRICULTURE OF CEFTA AND FORMER CEFTA COUNTRIES
All CEFTA countries had very similar stages of economic development after World War II. Many of them were centrally-planned socialist economies and the political changes that have occurred in these countries in the late 20th century caused changes in the whole economic system, as well as in the agricultural sector. Aim of this paper is to compare economic performances of agriculture of these countries with former CEFTA countries (Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, Bulgaria, Romania and Croatia) which joined EU after 2004. The development performances of agriculture are considered according to the production and export performances of this economic sector, using a comparative approach. The results showed that there is a gap in development of agriculture between CEFTA countries and selected EU countries, so performances of agricultural sector are far from EU