ECONOMIC TOOLS TO REGULATE REPRODUCTION PROCESSES: REGIONAL ASPECT

Abstract

The tools to regulate reproduction processes in agriculture are defined. Regional agrarian policy depends on the priorities of federal targeted programs. Financial supply of a region determines the bounds of reproduction processes advance in agriculture. Territories differentiation for the level of state support testifies to the fact that financial recipients are mostly high efficient agricultural producers. However, the thing concerned does not allow to solve the problem of agriculture advance on a whole. This is evidenced by systemic crisis observed in the industry, particularly moral and physical wear out of the machinery and equipment, low incomes of agricultural commodity producers, deficit of their own sources of funding, declined soil fertility, slow rates of social advance in rural territories, reduced employment for rural people when poorly developing alternative types of activities. Consequently, the current tools to regulate the reproduction processes need to be corrected.