Modern Paradigm of Rural Public Management: The Case of Ukraine

This article examines the current situation in the agricultural sector of Ukraine, its impact on the economy, and opportunities for its development through the use of state policy and financial support. Various programs and projects have been initiated and implemented in this direction. These programs aim at encouraging the development of various agricultural activities as well as the development of the processing and logistics industries, which will lead to the increased production and export of Ukrainian agricultural products.The purpose of this article is to determine the main directions of state regulation and development of the Ukrainian agrarian economy, taking into account the implementation of sectoral government programs and the global market conditions. The object of this article is the organisational and economic mechanism for the functioning, development, state regulation, and financial support of the Ukrainian agrarian economy. The practical 190

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Maslak

Brychko

Maslak

et al. 2021

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Modern Paradigm of Rural Public Management: The Case of Ukraine

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