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Doctor of Economic Sciences, Professor Vasylieva N.K.
Dnipropetrovsk State Agrarian and Economic University,
Ukraine
Economic and mathematical training
of human resources of agriculture in
conditions
of technogenic overloaded territories
Development
of chemical and metallurgical industries, power engineering and transport,
intensive mining in Ukraine results in the destructive technogenic overload of
the natural landscapes, penetration of hard metals in the air, water, soil and
plants. After the accident at Chernobyl APS, Ukraine has got the problem of
radioactive pollution of its territories. Hereupon considerable fertile
agricultural land became damaged, while Ukrainian population loses quality and
ecological food products.
At the
same time, non-natural agricultural technologies also carry harm to the
environment by means of: use non-organic fertilizers and pesticides, superfluous
pressure of agricultural technique on the fields, deep treatment of soil, loss
of humus layer with the harvest, considerable area of arable land (in Step zone
it comes to 90-95 %), that strengthens the processes of erosion and so on.
The central part of Ukraine and, in particular, its Donetsk-Dnepr region, has the most anthropogenic transferred landscapes. The
agrarian sector of Dnipropetrovsk region belongs to the most powerful ones in
our country. By the way it demonstrates the most economic stability in
comparison with other fields of the national economy under the crisis
conditions. So construction of mechanisms and instruments of balanced and
stable development of agriculture at the technogenic overloaded
territories enters in the circle of the actual problems of agrarian economy of both
our region, and the entire state.
Results
of productive-sale activity of an enterprise of any economic industry depend on
perfection of development and realization of its plans at strategic, tactic and
operative levels.
Strategic
planning connects with the search of new competitive advantages for an enterprise,
adequate reaction to the changes of the market state, implementation of new
scientific and technical achievements, choice of financial resources.
Tactic
planning specifies the given aims and tasks of economical activity and finds
resources for their realization.
Operative
planning is directed at performance of managing measures, built at strategic
and tactic levels, and also carries on the control function on the actual
productive and financial indexes of an enterprise at the determined in advance
level.
Planning
in agriculture at the technogenic overloaded territories becomes more
important because of decrease of potential of natural resources and
strengthened demands to production quality. Successful implementation of strategic,
tactic and operative plans of an enterprise depends directly on qualification,
labour productivity and innovative behavior of its human resources. Modern
economic theory determines human resources as people’s non-material capital of an enterprise, because
knowledge and abilities of workers could bring additional incomes. Only man is
a powerful generator and creator of technological and management innovations, without
that agriculture will not be able to work effectively in the conditions of the technogenic
overloaded territories of Ukraine.
Balanced
and stable development of agrarian sphere includes development of human
resources by means of education, retraining and regular increase of the profile
qualification. Quality of these processes grows, if agricultural enterprise
works together with educational establishment, getting an access to the
national and international achievements and directing future professionals at
the practical realities. Economic block of human resources, including managers
and marketing specialists, must know mathematical tools [1], which maintain effective
planning and management of production and sale activity of agrarian
enterprises.
Mathematical programming is powerful apparatus for planning of economic processes under restrictions about production resources and sale obligations. In
particular, its most known models are linear, integer and generalized
multi-criteria forms. Their presentation in spreadsheets MS Excel and OO Calc are the additional
advantage in use of mathematical programming models. Receipt of quantitative
characteristics of enterprise’s plan of work becomes substantially simpler. For
example, it concerns determination of sown area in crop production or volumes
of meat, milk in animal production in order to get the maximal income or
minimal expenses.
Models
of dynamic programming are appropriate to increase validity of regular
management solutions in multi-steps economic processes of investment or
technical maintenance.
Uncertain
parameters of processes in agrarian economy in conditions of the technogenic
overloaded territories of Ukraine are accounted by the theory of matrix game,
which gives recommendations about the best management decisions even at the
worst states of market or natural environments.
Optimization
of activity in agrarian sphere is based on the principles of the modern
ware-house and transport logistics. Knowledge of static and dynamic determine
problems of inventory theory with or without deficits, tasks of distribution on
a network, search of the maximal flow and the shortest way are the necessary
and obligatory elements of economic and mathematical preparation of the
agricultural managers.
Marketing specialists of agrarian sector must apply useful multichannel models of queuing with failure, limited or unlimited queues,
which allow embracing the maximal circle of clients at minimum superfluous
expenses.
Application of the given set of economic and mathematical developments shall support acceleration of
desired balanced and stable modernization in Ukrainian agriculture by means of
training qualified, modern, competitive specialists that are ready to work at
the technogenic overloaded territories.
Literature.
1. Vasylieva N.Ê. Economic and
mathematical modeling in agriculture : text-book / N.Ê. Vasylieva. – Dnipropetrovsk : Bila Ê.Î., 2015. – 155 p. [In Ukr.]