Impact of insurance and inflation on economic growth and food market security

Arych, Mykhailo; Didenko, T.; Pozdniakova, Ekaterina; Korniienko, Mariia; Kripak, Yana

doi:10.24263/2310-1008-2020-8-1-14

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“…Previous research paper (Arych et al, 2020a) on studying the impact of insurance on food security market indicators' (for example, food exports in % (as a part of merchandise exports and food import in % (as a part of merchandise import) regarding foreign countries indicate that for France and Turkey, insurance is effective in regulating only the share of food exports; however, for Italy and the United Kingdom -food imports (Arych et al, 2020b) However, results from the literature show that, currently, there are only a few of the most valuable research papers regarding exploring the influence of insurance spending on agricultural enterprises' competitiveness in the context of food market security in Ukraine. For example, according to Shirinyan & Arych (2019), enterprises in the food item production industry with higher market efficiency are more predisposed to buy an insurance policy.…”

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The farming costs (including insurance) of the agricultural holdings in the European Union

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Kuievda

Dvořák

et al. 2023

Journal of International Studies

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The paper is devoted to exploring the farming costs (including insurance) indicators of the agricultural enterprises in the European Union. The analysis employs the box plot methodology that provides a five-number summary for a set of data. In this paper, we analyse the evidence of interconnection between the indicators of efficiency and competitiveness and insurance costs regarding food market security. This research discusses the dynamic changes of the absolute value of farming costs (including insurance) indicators and different relative indicators derived from the original one for the agricultural enterprise holdings in the European Union for the period of 2004-2019. The results show that farming costs (including insurance) indicators of the agricultural holdings should be considered as an instrument for providing food market security. Based on these research results, we are going to further explore the impact of insurance on the food market security. In addition, these research results could help to clarify the difference between EU countries and dynamic changes in farming costs (including insurance) indicators of agricultural holdings.

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The farming costs (including insurance) of the agricultural holdings in the European Union

Arych

Kuievda

Dvořák

et al. 2023

Journal of International Studies

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Globalization and the “zero hunger” goal in Africa: Starving in an open world?

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2024

J of Intl Development

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Despite commendable efforts to end hunger and achieve Sustainable Development Goal 2, the prevalence of undernourishment is still inadmissibly high, especially in Africa. Though important determinants of undernourishment have been documented, little is known about the role of globalization. This paper aims to fill this gap using a sample of 48 African countries over 2000–2020 period and data from the KOF globalization index and the World Bank dataset. The results from Driscoll and Kraay's Standard Errors and Instrumental Variable Generalized Method of Moments (IVGMM) methods show that globalization reduces both the prevalence of undernourishment and child stunting in African countries. Accounting for the dimensions of globalization, the results show that while economic globalization is negatively associated with food security, social and political globalization enhances it. Moreover, income growth, government size and access to electricity are identified as channels through which globalization reduces hunger in Africa. African governments should develop evidence‐based policies and interventions that leverage the opportunities presented by globalization to ensure food security.

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