The ways of forming the sustainable development of rural areas of Ukraine

Termosa, Iryna

doi:10.14254/jems.2017.2-1.7

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“…Agriculture is one of the economic sectors that is under the permanent attention of policy-makers. The European Union agriculture is constantly undergoing structural changes that significantly affect its efficiency and productivity growth not only in agriculture itself but also in the economy as a whole (Azizi & Ramezanzadeh, 2016;Pawliczek et al, 2015;Nagyová et al, 2016;Remeikiene & Gaspareniene, 2017;Tamuliene, Raupeliene & Kazlauskiene, 2017;Termosа, 2017).…”

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A slack-based measure of agricultural efficiency in the European Union countries

Kočišová¹,

Gavurová²,

Kotásková³

2018

Journal of International Studies

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The main aim of this study is to examine the relative efficiency of agriculture in the European Union using Data Envelopment Analysis for the period 2005-2015. We have examined the relative efficiency using non-radial and non-oriented slacks-based model (SBM) under the assumption of a variable return to scale. We have looked for causes of inefficiency and have come up with the recommendations how to change input and output variable to reach the efficiency frontier. The results show that, on average, the European Union agricultural sector has been performing efficiently, and its development could be considered as stable. After taking into account the size of the economies in form of gross domestic product in market prices, we can say, that the efficiency was positively affected mainly by the development in large countries. By examining the optimal values for the variables used in the SBM model, it has been found that on average for the movement on the efficiency frontier it is necessary to reduce both inputs (labour and utilised agricultural area) and simultaneously increase both outputs (animal and crop production).

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A slack-based measure of agricultural efficiency in the European Union countries

Kočišová¹,

Gavurová²,

Kotásková³

2018

Journal of International Studies

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“…Besides the political factors, including the legislative framework, the social factors also significantly determine the quality of the business environment (societal perception of the entrepreneurs, the quality of the educational system in the context of business activities, cultural aspects, the relationship of family members and close friends with the entrepreneurs) Bilan et al, 2017;Mishchuk et al, 2018;Termosа, 2017). Hunady et al (2018) consider the effect of university education on the entrepreneurship to be less obvious than the effect the university degree may have on the chances of getting a job.…”

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The impact of political factors‘ perception on suitability of international business environment: The case of startups

Kozubíková¹,

Kotásková²,

Dvorský³

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Economics &Amp; Sociology

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Favorable business environment including political, technological, economic, social and other determinants is one of the crucial factors influencing the decision to start a business. The aim of this paper is to define and quantify significant political factors which determine the perception of the quality of business environment (QBE) of small and medium-sized enterprises for starting a new business in Czech Republic and Slovakia. Data of an extensive research conducted at Tomas Bata University in Zlín in 2018 was processed by means of regression analysis. The results show that QBE in both countries is mostly affected by state regulation and state support of business activities, followed by legal environment. The factor supposed to be the third one differed in each country. While QBE is also determined by the quality of education in Czech Republic, this factor is not statistically significant in Slovakia, and the state bureaucracy is. Therefore, governments of both countries should continue facilitating start-ups' development by reducing and eliminating administrative barriers, improving access to finance, and by adapting educational programs involving entrepreneurial education at different educational levels.JEL Classification: H70, L26, M13, M29

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The ways of forming the sustainable development of rural areas of Ukraine

Abstract: Ec co on no om mi ic cs s, , M Ma an na ag ge em me en nt t a an nd d S Su us st ta ai in na ab bi il li it ty y journal home page: https://jems.sciview.net Termosа, I. (2017). The ways of forming the sustainable development of rural areas of Ukraine.

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A slack-based measure of agricultural efficiency in the European Union countries

A slack-based measure of agricultural efficiency in the European Union countries

The impact of political factors‘ perception on suitability of international business environment: The case of startups

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