Impact of the development of international transport corridors on the export of agricultural products
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Ayhan Satıcı Seyit |
| Azerbaijan State University of Economics, PhD student | |
| 0009-0002-8649-8796 asatiji2019@gmail.com |
https://doi.org/10.30546/19023.2026.01.048.198
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The international transport corridors to which our country is connected are of particular importance in the marketing of agricultural products to domestic and foreign markets. It is clear that efficient and flexible sales are the basis for long-term and profitable production. In this regard, the effects of international transport corridors on the export of agricultural products were econometrically assessed. It was substantiated that infrastructure investments are more important for the export of agricultural products, which is mainly due to the fact that agricultural productsrequire specialstorage and transportation rules. At the end of the article, suggestions and recommendations are given to increase the role of international transport corridors in the export of agricultural products.
The impact of international transport corridors on the marketing of agricultural products
Agriculture, as a very important sector of the national economy, is of great importance in such areas as regional development, food security and security, employment, etc. This sector, while constituting the ...
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Jubril. Animashaun
Department of Economics, The University of Manchester, UK / Department of Agricultural Economics, University of Ilorin, Nigeria
Bagish. Ahmadov
Deputy Director of the Agricultural Economics Research Center
Doctor of Philosophy in Economics
Okiemua. Okoror
Department of Economics, University of Benin, Nigeria | Department of Economics, University of Reading, UK
Vugar. Mehdiyev
h.D., Associate Professor, V.M. Mehdiyev Azerbaijan University of Cooperation
Ph.D., docent