1. World agricultural markets Yevgeniya Dyad’ko

2. The object and tasks of a course The goal of course “World Agricultural Markets” is developing the deep knowledge into students about such specific international markets as agricultural markets. The goal of course “World Agricultural Markets” is developing the deep knowledge into students about such specific international markets as agricultural markets.

3. At the end of the courses students should know: The exact definition and main types of World Agricultural Markets; The exact definition and main types of World Agricultural Markets; The balance between agriculture and other branches of world economy; The balance between agriculture and other branches of world economy; Government control in agricultural markets; Government control in agricultural markets;

4. At the end of the courses students should know: The impact of scientific and technological progress to world agricultural markets; The impact of scientific and technological progress to world agricultural markets; The influence of economic forces to volatility of world agricultural markets and influence of seasonality to the world agricultural markets activity; The influence of economic forces to volatility of world agricultural markets and influence of seasonality to the world agricultural markets activity;

5. At the end of the courses students should know: Cross-cultural peculiarities of world agricultural markets; Cross-cultural peculiarities of world agricultural markets; Legal conditions and standards at world agricultural markets; Legal conditions and standards at world agricultural markets; International organizations for world agricultural markets regulation; International organizations for world agricultural markets regulation; International payments at world agricultural markets, etc. International payments at world agricultural markets, etc.

6. At the end of the courses students should be able: To know how to combine activity at world agricultural markets and other spheres of economy; To know how to combine activity at world agricultural markets and other spheres of economy; To understand how to regulate world agricultural markets by state; To understand how to regulate world agricultural markets by state; To see how to improve agricultural branch with scientific progress; To see how to improve agricultural branch with scientific progress;

7. At the end of the courses students should be able: To indicate main factors of impact to the world agricultural markets; To indicate main factors of impact to the world agricultural markets; To forecast which agricultural products are popular/traditional or not in different countries; To forecast which agricultural products are popular/traditional or not in different countries; To be guided by international law and standards; To be guided by international law and standards; To do a deal with financial instruments at the world agricultural markets. To do a deal with financial instruments at the world agricultural markets.

8. Contents of a subject Topic 1. The substance, features and types of the world agricultural markets. Topic 1. The substance, features and types of the world agricultural markets. Topic 2. The infrastructure and main products of the world agricultural markets. Topic 2. The infrastructure and main products of the world agricultural markets. Topic 3. The competition and cooperation at the world agricultural markets. Topic 3. The competition and cooperation at the world agricultural markets. Topic 4. Investments, hedging and application of financial tools at the world agricultural markets. Topic 4. Investments, hedging and application of financial tools at the world agricultural markets.

9. Contents of a subject Topic 5. The role of international organizations at the world agricultural markets. Topic 5. The role of international organizations at the world agricultural markets. Topic 6. The legal regulation of agricultural sphere. Topic 6. The legal regulation of agricultural sphere. Topic 7. Cross-cultural perspective of international agricultural markets. Topic 7. Cross-cultural perspective of international agricultural markets.

10. Questions which I plan to study in Holland The infrastructure of AM in Europe; The infrastructure of AM in Europe; The position of AM in European economy and community; The position of AM in European economy and community; European legislation and government policy at AM; European legislation and government policy at AM; Experience in financing and controlling transaction at AM; Experience in financing and controlling transaction at AM; The policy of international organization situated in EU to A. The policy of international organization situated in EU to A.

11. Thank you! deugenia@mail.ru