INSTITUTIONAL ENVIRONMENT OF REGIONAL AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRY COMPLEX DEVELOPMENT: A THEORETICAL ASPECT
The elements of the institutional environment which determine the functioning and development of agricultural industry complex are systematized and their objectives are shown. As the subsystems, the institutions that form a human personality as a productive force and the institutions that create the conditions for social and economic activities are proposed; the latter, in turn, are grouped into communities (social institutions), organizational and economic structures and self-organization mechanisms. The mentality of the rural population, small-scale entrepreneurs and medium-sized agricultural business managers is defined. The institutions that are not fully used at the present stage are revealed. Those include human social activity, the distribution of incomes and benefits, and self-organization mechanisms which include management at the level of an economic entity, cooperation and contracts. It is shown that the state influences the development of the agricultural industry complex primarily through financial support, which is not sufficient for the development without interaction with the institutions of self-organization.