Budgetary Support for the Financial Recovery of Agricultural Entities in Foreign Countries

MONTENEGRIN JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS, 2025

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DOI 10.14254/1800-5845/2025.21-3.15
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Abstract

The study is relevant in the context of the growing need for financial recovery of agricultural enterprises in foreign countries.Periodically occurring economic crises, changes in world trade and climate anomalies can seriously threaten the financial well-being of agricultural entities.Budget support becomes a key tool to ensure the sustainability of their activities.Analyzing the experience of other countries in this area will help identify effective approaches and tools that can be adapted for use in your country.Such research can offer useful recommendations for developing strategies for budgetary support of agricultural formations that contribute to their sustainable development in conditions of instability and changing market conditions.The purpose of the study is to analyze the mechanisms and effectiveness of budget support for the financial recovery of agricultural entities in various foreign countries.Research hypothesis: Budgetary support for the financial recovery of agricultural entities in foreign countries is an effective tool for stimulating the sustainable development of the agricultural sector and increasing its competitiveness.This hypothesis assumes that properly organized and targeted budget support can contribute to the financial recovery of agricultural entities, improving their financial situation and promoting their sustainable development .