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Innovation by subsidies in agricultural production in Hungary in 2010S

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Abstract
One of the main issues is income conditions of agricultural producers for period of 2008 and 2020 in Hungary in order to keep producers in this sector and in rural areas. The analyse method the special program for social sciences. The study analyses the income conditions of agricultural producers based on the total factor income per annual working unit. Total factor income per annual working unit has very strong correlations with gross value added –GVA in current price by 0.988, because of if the agricultural production, as output increased – even with less or little input as current production use – therefore the gross value added also can increase, which can be base for increasing income of annual working unit. This prosperity process can be followed by increase of total factor income per annual working unit (AWU) for period 2008-2020, when this has increased two times more by 210% for this time period. Total factor income per annual working unit has very strong correlation with total factor income by 0.969, when in Hungary the total factor income has increased by 162.7%, which also stimulated increase of total factor income per annual working unit. Gross value added should make considerable influence on the increase of the total factor income per AWU. Therefore, corelations have been very strong between themselves by 0.991 for the same period. The number of AWU should also decrease somehow, in order to increase the total factor per AWU, but it has only strong contradict correlations by Minus 0.585.
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Innovation by subsidies in agricultural production in Hungary in 2010S
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19.
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J. Zsarnóczai, Sándor
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Bayoumi Hamuda, Prof. Dr. Hosam
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2022
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Open access
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Biosphere & Environmental Safety
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2022. Május 5-6.
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en
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11 p.
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annual working unit, correlation system, gross value added, income conditions, statistical analyse, total factor income
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Kiadói változat
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Biosphere and Environmental Safety VI.th International Symposium-2022
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2022
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978-963-449-285-6
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Konferenciaközlemény
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Társadalomtudományok - közgazdaságtudományok
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Óbudai Egyetem
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Rejtő Sándor Könnyűipari és Környezetmérnöki Kar

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