Analysis of Agriculture in the Socio Economic Context of the Romanian Rural Environment
Iulia GRADINARU CRISTEA, Dorina Nicoleta Mocuţa
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Iulia GRADINARU CRISTEA, Dorina Nicoleta Mocuţa
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I would start wondering what one would respond to a simple question: "What agriculture means?"Is it just THAT countryside job?Is it working in a farm, feeding animals?Is it sowing corn for home use?Well, agriculture is a huge industry that involves rural areas and its communities, natural resources and not least, human resources.The enlarged European Union and the specificity of rural areas imply a new vision for the application of the common agricultural policy, so that basic principles, such as the maintenance of a single market and financial solidarity, are respected.The purpose of the paper is point out some generalities about agriculture in the socio-economic context in Romania.
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I would start wondering what one would respond to a simple question: "What agriculture means?"Is it just THAT countryside job?Is it working in a farm, feeding animals?Is it sowing corn for home use?Well, agriculture is a huge industry that involves rural areas and its communities, natural resources and not least, human resources.The enlarged European Union and the specificity of rural areas imply a new vision for the application of the common agricultural policy, so that basic principles, such as the maintenance of a single market and financial solidarity, are respected.The purpose of the paper is point out some generalities about agriculture in the socio-economic context in Romania.
Key concepts: Romanian, Context (archaeology), Agriculture, Computer science, Regional science, Business, Natural resource economics, Environmental planning