Transformation of Ukrainian agricultural exports in the context of russian military aggression: structural changes, adaptive mechanisms and global implications
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Purpose: studying the transformation of logistics chains, structure and dynamics of Ukraineʼs agricultural exports in the context of Russian military aggression, as well as assessing the economic and global consequences of these changes for the national economy and global food security.
Method: system analysis, statistical analysis, comparative analysis, structural-functional analysis, econometric analysis, indicator method, graphical method, expert opinion method, content analysis, scenario analysis method.
Practical value of research: the developed recommendations can be used to formulate an effective state policy and strategies for the development of the agricultural sector of Ukraine aimed at overcoming the consequences of military aggression, optimizing supply chains, diversifying export markets, increasing the added value of agricultural products, strengthening food security and enhancing the country's competitive position in the global agricultural market.
Value of research: The study is aimed at a comprehensive analysis of the transformation of Ukraineʼs agricultural exports in the context of military aggression, identifying key trends and structural changes, assessing the effectiveness of adaptation mechanisms and developing strategic recommendations for further development of the industry, which will help to increase the sustainability of the agricultural sector, optimize export flows, enhance food security and strengthen Ukraine's position in the global agricultural market.
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