Structural shifts in the agricultural sector of Irkutsk region

Transformation processes occur sequentially through a number of dynamic processes, one of which is a structural shift. Structural shifts can be characterized as qualitative changes in the results between equivalent elements of a macroeconomic system. They are caused by an imbalance in their occurrence and represent a change in the influence of agents of economic life in the distribution of economic resources. The subject of the study is the agricultural sectors of agriculture in the region. The purpose of the article is to study structural shifts in the agricultural sector of the Irkutsk region in the context of agricultural entities. This guide analyzes the dynamics of structural shifts in the production of agricultural products, both in general in all farms and in the context of crop production and livestock in all forms of farming, as well as in the occupied area of all forms of farming. An increase in the share of production in the agricultural sector of peasant farms and a decrease in the share of agricultural organizations are revealed. The analysis shows that peasant farms of the Irkutsk region measure the size of production and sales of agricultural products. On the one hand, there is growth in production through rapid enlargement of the size of peasant (farm) households and smooth adaptation of farm production to market relations; on the other hand, there is a gradual renewal of technology and improvement of technological processes.

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Innovations and Food Safety
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2025-10-12
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https://doi.org/10.31677/2311-0651-2025-49-3-143-154
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Agricultural Development and Policies
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Structural shifts in the agricultural sector of Irkutsk region

Maria Tyapkina, A. A. Elbaskin
Innovations and Food Safety
Agricultural Development and Policies
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Structural shifts in the agricultural sector of Irkutsk region

Maria Tyapkina, A. A. Elbaskin
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Abstract

Transformation processes occur sequentially through a number of dynamic processes, one of which is a structural shift. Structural shifts can be characterized as qualitative changes in the results between equivalent elements of a macroeconomic system. They are caused by an imbalance in their occurrence and represent a change in the influence of agents of economic life in the distribution of economic resources. The subject of the study is the agricultural sectors of agriculture in the region. The purpose of the article is to study structural shifts in the agricultural sector of the Irkutsk region in the context of agricultural entities. This guide analyzes the dynamics of structural shifts in the production of agricultural products, both in general in all farms and in the context of crop production and livestock in all forms of farming, as well as in the occupied area of all forms of farming. An increase in the share of production in the agricultural sector of peasant farms and a decrease in the share of agricultural organizations are revealed. The analysis shows that peasant farms of the Irkutsk region measure the size of production and sales of agricultural products. On the one hand, there is growth in production through rapid enlargement of the size of peasant (farm) households and smooth adaptation of farm production to market relations; on the other hand, there is a gradual renewal of technology and improvement of technological processes.

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Irkutsk State Agrarian University named after A.A. Ezhevsky (RU)
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