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ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF THE ROMANIAN AGRICULTURE
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The purpose of this article is to analyze the Romanian agriculture during the time period 1990-2013. Descriptive statistics was used in order to assess: the surface of arable land, the surface of the cultivated land, the main crops, the exports and the imports. Secondly, trend line function was used to foresee the evolution of the cultivated land of Romania till the year 2020. The results underline the importance of capitalizing the agricultural potential of the country. Romania had an agricultural potential of 6,45 million hectares arable land at the level of the year 2013. The paper drew an objective analysis on the Romanian agriculture in terms of production-exports-imports macroeconomic variables analysis.
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