Studies in Agro-Industrial Complexes: Analysis of Literature Indexed on the Web of Science 1945-2020

Oliveira, Edenis César de; De-Carli, Rafael Moura

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“…In recent years, many scholars have conducted research on consortia. Regarding the connotation of consortia, some countries consider them to be comprehensive industrial structures including all agricultural production services such as agricultural production, transportation, storage and processing, termed agro-industrial complexes, agro-food complexes and agribusiness alliances [4], which is consistent with the general understanding of consortia in China. Regarding consortium performance, some scholars analyzed the performance of consortia from the perspectives of government, market, and their own management [5][6][7].…”

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Benefit Linkage Effect, Organizational Structure and Collaboration Performance: An Empirical Study of the Agricultural Industrialization Consortium in Shanghai, China

Qi-jun

Tao

2022

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As a new type of agricultural management organization alliance, the effect of the benefit linkage generated by agricultural industrialization consortium on collaboration performance is closely related to the sustainable development of the agricultural economy. Based on survey data on consortia in Shanghai, this paper analyzes the effects of benefit linkage and uses multiple linear regression modeling to comprehensively explore the impact of benefit linkage effects on collaboration performance from both subjective and objective aspects, as well as the differences in impact on the collaboration performance of consortia with different organizational structures. The results show that the benefit linkage effect has a positive impact on collaboration performance, and there are differences in the impact of the benefit linkage effect on collaboration performance under different types of organizational structures, among which the resource allocation effect, capitalization effect and correlation effect of the benefit linkage of non-joint stock consortia have a positive impact on collaboration performance; the resource allocation effect of joint-stock consortia has no significant impact on collaboration performance, the capitalization effect on collaboration performance is significantly lower than that of non-joint stock consortia, and the correlation effect on collaboration performance is significantly higher than that of non-joint-stock consortia. Therefore, under a certain benefit linkage, according to the establishment purpose and collaboration goal, a consortium with different types of organizational structures should be established to give full play to the impact of the benefit linkage effect on collaboration performance and promote the sustainable development of agricultural industrialization.

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Benefit Linkage Effect, Organizational Structure and Collaboration Performance: An Empirical Study of the Agricultural Industrialization Consortium in Shanghai, China

Qi-jun

Tao

2022

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Directions of development of business processes of large agribusiness

Oborin

2023

Agrarian Bulletin of The

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Abstract. The enterprises of the agro-industrial complex, which are regional leaders in the production of certain types of products, have a positive effect on food security indicators, the development of consumer markets, their saturation with high-quality food products. Today, the agro-industrial complex of the country needs modern and moderately accessible analytical tools that can respond in a timely manner to strategic changes that create opportunities or threats to the enterprise, assess potential risks, develop new strategic solutions and business models. Currently, the following types of business models applicable to the agro-industrial complex are being considered: integrated business model, finished product business model, pure producer business model. The article discusses the business processes associated with these models that are carried out to optimize development. The subject of the study is business processes in the management of the agro-industrial complex of the region. The purpose of the study is to develop a business process model that contributes to the effective functioning of agro-industrial enterprises. Research objectives: 1) to consider the advantages of business models in the practice of agribusiness; 2) to evaluate the practice of optimizing business processes of large network structures of the agro-industrial complex; 3) to develop an adapted model for integrating business processes in a market transformation. The main research methods are: 1) analysis, induction and deduction; 2) generalization, synthesis; 3) modeling of production and economic processes of agribusiness. Results. The prevailing macroeconomic and market conditions give a significant advantage to large agribusiness operating in the regions in the form of holdings, alliances, associations. In this case, the most promising areas of business process transformation are the integration model, which allows expanding the possibilities of technology adaptation, increasing presence in global markets, and increasing profits. Scientific novelty. The proposed model of business processes for agro-industrial enterprises takes into account structural and macroeconomic constraints, allows optimizing and developing the existing resource potential, gaining access to project and cluster cooperation.

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Studies in Agro-Industrial Complexes: Analysis of Literature Indexed on the Web of Science 1945-2020

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Benefit Linkage Effect, Organizational Structure and Collaboration Performance: An Empirical Study of the Agricultural Industrialization Consortium in Shanghai, China

Benefit Linkage Effect, Organizational Structure and Collaboration Performance: An Empirical Study of the Agricultural Industrialization Consortium in Shanghai, China

Directions of development of business processes of large agribusiness

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