Return on Investments in the Formation of Fixed Capital Assets in Agriculture of The Republic of Tatarstan

Nabieva, L.G.; Davletshina, L. M.

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“…When it comes to the agricultural sector, the results of the econometric analysis for the period 2003-2010 showed that large enterprises have a higher level of technical efficiency compared to small enterprises because they had a higher level of IFA (Shchetynin and Nazrullaeva 2012). On the other hand, other authors (Nabieva, Davletshina, 2015) believe that the Russian Government should back IFA for the agricultural sector to recover and contribute to the economic growth of this country, especially the Republic of Tatarstan. For the period 2014-2019, Savkina G. M. ( 2021) determined that the major causes of the low rate of IFA in Russian agriculture are inflation, the structure of gross IFA and the low rate of capital investment.…”

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Утицај Капиталних Расхода У Форми Основних Средстава На Економски Раст У Републици Србији

Malenković,

Zelenović,

Zelenović

2023

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Од половине прошлог века, стручне студије и емиријска истраживања се баве утицајем капиталних расхода у форми инвестиција на економски раст и развој широм света. Инвестиције или улгања су основно средство за функционалност пословања, националне економије и стварање профита. Капитални расходи могу бити различитог типа, као и улагања, а један од оснонвних облика улагања за економски раст, нарочито заземљеуразвоју,суулагањауосновнасредства.Стога, у овом раду се анализира утицај улагања у основна средства на економски раст Србије, користећи регресионо моделирање за период 2004-2021. године. Резултати показују да је утицај улагања у основна средства на економски раст позтиван, али још увек не и статистичкизначајан.

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Утицај Капиталних Расхода У Форми Основних Средстава На Економски Раст У Републици Србији

Malenković,

Zelenović,

Zelenović

2023

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“…Hennessy (O'Toole, Newman, Hennessy, 2011) [9], M. Lefebvre, K. De Cuyper, E. Loix, D. Viaggi and S. Gomez-y-Paloma (Lefebvre, De Cuyper, Loix, Gomez-y-Paloma, 2014) [10], L. Nabieva, L. Davletshina (Nabieva, Davletshina, 2015) [11].…”

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Modelling of investment decisions on technical support of agricultural enterprises

Smolii¹,

Zagorodniuk²,

Maliuga³

2017

EA-XXI

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Abstract.Introduction. Limited availability of machinery for agricultural enterprises, as well as the high intensity of its use, is accompanied by a decrease in investment activity in the agricultural sector. This necessitates a rational choice of suitable source of investment for technical upgrading and minimising of investment costs of business entities. The purpose of the article is modelling of making optimal decisions in the process of investing in technical support of agricultural enterprises under the conditions of their limited access to investment resources. Results. The authors of the article have developed a dynamic economic and mathematical model to optimise investments in the renewal of existing facilities at agricultural enterprises. The use of this model will facilitate further rationalisation of economic decision-making on the allocation of investment resources through time. The study was conducted in respect of investments in the purchase of beet harvesters that would be used in the area of 2,000 hectares. The possibility of buying the Ukrainian machinery as well as the equipment of foreign production was considered. The problem can be solved by means of four optimisation criteria: 1) minimum cost of the investment project on the purchase of equipment; 2) minimum cost of the project including operating costs with the use of equipment; 3) minimum cost of the project in terms of investments which should be taken from external sources when using depreciation deductions for the investment; 4) minimum cost of the project in terms of investments which should be taken from external sources when using depreciation deductions for the investment and taking into account operating costs. According to the criteria of optimisation, the authors have developed the best plans of investment by the years of the investment project. It has been found that, based on the criterion of cost minimisation, buying of different types of machinery made in Ukraine is preferred despite its lower productivity. We determined that the possibility of taking into account operating costs in cash flows does not change the final optimal structure of the planned number of machinery, affecting only the total cost of the investment project -USD 326,400 and USD 620,100. In the first case, the optimal investment plan provides for the purchase of all machinery during the first year of the project; the second case covers a period of four years. The budget of capital investment reduces the implementation of the investment project due to the accumulation of external resources -USD 244,800 and USD 538,500 with or without operating costs, respectively. For these two alternatives, a minimum value of the investment program is also achieved when buying machinery only of the Ukrainian production. Moreover, the need to take borrowed funds occurs only during the first year of the project, in the amount of USD 244,800 in both cases. Conclusions. This economic and mathematical model allows agricultural enterprises to establish investment volumes needed ...

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“…A review of the literature suggests that several studies have been conducted to investigate the determinants of agricultural output, such as land, labour, education and capital, among others, to promote agricultural output growth. For example, Ball et al (1993) and later Nabieva and Davletshina (2015), examined gross capital investment in India and Tatarstan, respectively, and found that agricultural investment could increase market value by keeping food prices lower and accessible to rural and urban consumers.…”

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Nexus between investment and agricultural growth in the Democratic Republic of Congo: cointegration, short-run dynamics and causality

Lusungu,

Chisasa

2023

J. Agribus. Rural Dev.

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This paper aims to assess the impact of agricultural investment on agricultural output in the Democratic Republic of Congo using secondary data for the period 1980 to 2019. Using the Johansen and Jusseleus cointegration test, agricultural investment and agricultural output were observed to have a statistically significant long-run relationship. Additionally, the error correction model (ECM) shows that the short-run coefficient of agricultural investment has a statistically significant positive impact on agricultural output, implying that investment (machine, infrastructure etc.) does spur agricultural output in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The results show the presence of unidirectional causality between agricultural output toward agricultural investment. It was also observed that unidirectional causality from labour force to agricultural investment, labour force to education and agricultural investment to land use and a bi-directional causality between land use and labour force exists. The paper concludes that an increase in investment in the agricultural sector will result in agricultural output in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

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Return on Investments in the Formation of Fixed Capital Assets in Agriculture of The Republic of Tatarstan

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Утицај Капиталних Расхода У Форми Основних Средстава На Економски Раст У Републици Србији

Утицај Капиталних Расхода У Форми Основних Средстава На Економски Раст У Републици Србији

Modelling of investment decisions on technical support of agricultural enterprises

Nexus between investment and agricultural growth in the Democratic Republic of Congo: cointegration, short-run dynamics and causality

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