A Comparison of the Situation of Some Developing Countries in the Financing of the Agricultural Sector

Shaniyazova Zamira

doi:10.51699/ajdes.vi.230

Authors

Shaniyazova Zamira Independent researcher at Karakalpak State University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.51699/ajdes.vi.230

Keywords:

State, agriculture, agriculture financing, developing countries, government subsidies

Abstract

This paper studies the current condition of financing agriculture sector by government; furthermore some countries experience has been analyzed. According to the analysis some conclusions have been developed.

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