Faculty of Economics, Kragujevac
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Faculty of Economics in Kragujevac was established in 1960 as a department of the Faculty of Economics, University of Belgrade. On December 16th 1975, after fifteen years of intensive development, the Faculty grew into an independent institution. Since May 21st 1975 the Faculty of Economics has been, along with eleven other faculties, a constituent part of the University of Kragujevac.
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The Faculty has facilities with modern equipment, such as three computer rooms for Bachelor studies, a computer room for Master and PhD students, a classroom of the Center for Lifelong Learning, a video-conferencing room, the academic network and the Internet café, as well as the student restaurant.
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Browsing Faculty of Economics, Kragujevac by Subject "agriculture"
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Item Agricultural enterprises and economic growth: A regional analysis in the Republic of Serbia(Balkan Scientific Associtaion of Agricultural Economists, 2020) Dimitrijević, Miloš; Vrzina, Stefan; Leković, MiljanSince agriculture is the highly important economic activity in the Republic of Serbia, it is necessary to create an environment in which competitive agricultural enterprises will develop. However, regions in the Republic of Serbia considerably differ regarding the intensity of agricultural activity. This paper examines the impact of agricultural enterprises on the region's contribution to the gross domestic product (GDP) of the country in the period between 2010 and 2018. Activity of agricultural enterprises was observed using number of agricultural enterprises, number of employees in them, their turnover and gross value added. Random-Effects GLS regression showed that regions with higher agricultural activity contribute to the lesser extent to the GDP of the country. Research results are robust to changing sampling period and lagging independent variables. In this regard, several proposals have been recommended.Item Limitations and opportunities for funding agriculture and rural development in the Republic of Serbia(Balkan Scientific Associtaion of Agricultural Economists, 2018) Ristić, Lela; Todorović, Violeta; Jakšić, Milena M.Funding is one of the most important issues of agriculture and rural development of the Republic of Serbia, because insufficient financial resources allocated to this sector of the country's economy are considered the key limitation for better valorization of agricultural resources and the revitalization of rural areas. Agribusiness and rural development have a major socio-economic importance for the Republic of Serbia, which is supported by a number of strategic documents, development indicators and scientific and expert analysis implemented in the country and at a global level; therefore, the aim of this study is to determine whether it is necessary and possible to improve the funding of agricultural development and rural economy of the Republic of Serbia, in current conditions. The survey results indicate potential sources, i.e., the possible ways of funding agriculture and non-agricultural activities in the rural areas of the Republic of Serbia.Item Rural tourism as a driver of the economic and rural development in the Republic of Serbia(University of Kragujevac, Faculty of Hotel Management and Tourism in Vrnjačka Banja, 2022) Dimitrijević, Miloš; Ristić, Lela; Bošković, NikolaRural tourism supports the linking of the economic, social and environmental development elements, while boosting employment and stepping up rural development This paper aims to assess the importance of rural tourism in terms of the economic and rural development in the Republic of Serbia. The Kruskal-Wallis test was used to compare the values referring to the number of registered tourist arrivals and overnight stays per region. According to the research findings, the region of Šumadija and Western Serbia has the largest number of rural households and also records the highest number of tourist arrivals and overnight stays. In developed countries, the tourism industry strongly supports the agricultural sector by creating new jobs and contributing to the overall economic development, however, the situation is quite different in Serbia. Furthermore, considering the EU, where the rural areas cover a large part of the overall territory, it is exactly the rural areas that account for a significant number of overnight stays and accommodation facilities.Item Sustainable integral development of agriculture and tourism in the Republic of Serbia(Faculty of Economics, University of Kragujevac, Kragujevac, The Republic of Serbia, 2019) Ristić, Lela; Bošković, Nikola; Despotović, DanijelaSustainable development is one of global imperatives and it involves the harmonization of economic, environmental, and social development goals, with an appropriate institutional support. There are plenty of resources pertaining to the sustainable development of agriculture and tourism, as numerous studies and practical examples worldwide confirm. The paper highlights the example of the Republic of Serbia and can be of use for other countries with similar resource potentials and developmental constraints. Namely, agriculture and tourism in the Republic of Serbia are distinguished by abundant natural and cultural-historical resources, but what mostly lacks are funds for serious investment, as well as a modern and holistic approach to development, so the available resources are insufficiently used. Accordingly, the research aims to point to the necessity of a more creative use of agro-tourism resources, i.e. to the more promising directions of the integral development of agriculture and tourism on sustainable grounds. The paper results highlight the extreme importance of institutional support to agriculture and tourism networking within the concept of sustainable development.