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Methodical bases on the assessment of the agricultural lands use capacity and efficiency

R. Hulinchuk

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This paper deals with issues to assess the economic potential of agricultural land and efficiency of the utilization. Comparative assessment of methodological approaches to assessing the value of agricultural lands, the effectiveness is implemented as well as method of estimation of the economic potential of agricultural lands given.

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This paper deals with issues to assess the economic potential of agricultural land and efficiency of the utilization. Comparative assessment of methodological approaches to assessing the value of agricultural lands, the effectiveness is implemented as well as method of estimation of the economic potential of agricultural lands given.

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This paper deals with issues to assess the economic potential of agricultural land and efficiency of the utilization. Comparative assessment of methodological approaches to assessing the value of agricultural lands, the effectiveness is implemented as well as method of estimation of the economic potential of agricultural lands given.

Key concepts: Agriculture, Agricultural land, Value (mathematics), Estimation, Economic efficiency, Land improvement, Natural resource economics, Business

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