Open AccessREASONS FOR GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION IN AGRICULTURE
Author(s) -
Miloje Jelić,
Jasminka M. Đurović,
Srecko M. RADOJCIC,
Jugoslav Aničić
Publication year - 2014
Publication title -
annals of the oradea university fascicle of management and technological engineering
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 1583-0713
pISSN - 1583-0691
DOI - 10.15660/auofmte.2014-3.3060
Subject(s) - agriculture , intervention (counseling) , economic interventionism , government (linguistics) , business , agricultural economics , political science , geography , medicine , economics , nursing , archaeology , politics , law , philosophy , linguistics
174 Abstract—In this paper, specific aspects of government intervention in agriculture are considered. The analysis shows that there are theoretic reasons for greater interventions in agriculture. State intervention in agriculture starts from the fact that by this term we imply consciously aimed action of the state for the sake of as better as possible development of agricultural sector. The greatest number of developed countries developed their agricultural sector using various forms of direct or indirect subsidies of the state.
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