@article{Koshteh:25927,
      recid = {25927},
      author = {Koshteh, M.H. Karim and Karbasi, Ali Reza},
      title = {FREE TRADE AND ECONOMIC GROWTH RESOURCES OF IRAN  AGRICULTURE},
      address = {2003},
      number = {1002-2016-78254},
      series = {Poster Paper},
      pages = {9},
      year = {2003},
      abstract = {Free trading is considered as index of global economy and  factor economic growth in many countries.  In this study  along with recognition of growth resources, those factors  such as surplus value, Labour, capital, energy, government  planning and expenditure which playing the main role in  economic growth has been identified and analyzed.  Also,  international trade index impact along with other effective  factors on surplus value are considered and estimated.  The  results show that Labour and energy are the most effective  inputs on surplus value respectively.  Then supposing that  the sector experienced a productive agronomic year and  supporting that Iran country was committed to a free  trading framework, the relationships between various  related variables were analyzed through the econometric &  quantitative method to recommend an acceptable situation  for joining free trade in global economy process.
With  respect to significant of international trade coefficient,  the result indicates that in study period (1971-2000) the  free trading trend had positive impact on surplus value and  growth of agricultural sector and moving toward global  economy will surplus its sum.  But, prevailing difficulties  in the agriculture sector's structure and organization may  retarded the economic growth, although investment on  training programs can improves the growth of agricultural  sector and government investment in various part of the  this section would be of huge significance.  In this  research related data are analyzed and after obtaining the  results based on discussion some recommendations are  presented.},
      url = {http://ageconsearch.umn.edu/record/25927},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.22004/ag.econ.25927},
}