Negative Factors Influencing the Policy of Public Administration Development of the Agriculture in the Region: The Exampleof Poland
Abstract
The main purpose of the article is to determine the level of importance and influence of the main negative factors influencing the formation of an effective policy for the development of agriculture in the region. And also, to formulate appropriate recommendations for overcoming or adapting modern agricultural development policies based on these factors. The set purpose is achieved through the use of a specific methodology, which includes the method of expert survey and analysis of hierarchies. As a result, seven key negative factors were identified that have the greatest negative impact on the formation of an effective policy for the development of agriculture in the Poland region. For a better understanding of the proposed methodology, we chose a separate region of Poland-Podkarpackie Voivodeship. Ultimately, the most appropriate recommendations were proposed to improve agricultural development policies for the region. The study has a limitation because it includes an analysis of region-specific negative factors. Given this, their level of influence and importance, as well as the prevailing recommendations, are highly specific to this region. In the future, it is planned to expand the analysis of factors and the formation of recommendations across the entire EU sector.
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