MECHANISMS AND TOOLS OF SUPPLY REGULATION IN AGRICULTURAL SECTOR OF ECONOMY

Abstract

Urgency of the research. Optimization of development agricultural sector is not possible without targeted search for optimal solutions in production process and strengthening of state regulation of reproduction, breeding, fishing and usage of fish stocks. Target setting. The world economic science has formed both scientific theoretical and methodological approaches to problem of state regulation. However, there are significant problems, without solution of which the revival of Ukraine as a member of European society, the significance of which corresponds to the scope and traditions of the country, is impossible. Actual scientific researches and issues analysis. The undeniable role of agricultural sector encourages scientists to study conceptual foundations of its transition to dynamic and sustainable development in the modern conditions. Works of D. Stechenko [2] V. Bodrov, A. Safronov, N. Baldych [1], V. Galushko and A. Dibrova [3], S. Kvasha [4] form the basis of methodology of regulation of agricultural sector. Important contributions to the system of economic regulation theoretical formation were made by such foreign scientists as D. Keynes [5] R. Coase [6]. Uninvestigated parts of general matters defining. Research of works of the scientists listed above does not allow concluding on the completeness of its valuation of mechanisms and instruments of regulation of food supply. The research objective. The conducted research is aimed to examine existing mechanisms and instruments of regulation to ensure effective development of fishing industry involved in the food production. The statement of basic materials. The article substantiates the feasibility of implementation of the National versions of CKEA based on NACE (Rev.2, 2006) and Central statistical classification of products by economic activity, based on the CPA-2008. Proposed amendment will help to distinguish indicators of production and promoting the development of the agricultural sector. Conclusions. Thereby market self-regulation is not always harmonize the disparities of economy and has to be complemented by regulation. This idea applies for state support of production and ensuring appropriate level of supply of products and increasing manageability of sectors to achieve goals of sustainable development of the UNO.