Evaluation of the economic performance of protected agriculture in the project of the city of Imam Hussein (As) agricultural of the period (2016-2017)
Research presented by the student
(Ali Hussein Shrad Al-Khazraji)
Supervised by
Prof .manadil Abbas Al-Jawari
Abstract
Performance evaluation plays an important role in economic planning and complicates the complexity of various economic activities. It works to correct and address deviations, and is related to the behavior of employees, the efficiency of exploiting available economic resources, and determines the level of achievement of the economic unit. Raw materials labor, machinery, equipment, etc. The importance of protected agriculture for the Imam Hussein agricultural project is not only because it provides suitable environments for different vegetables, The importance of agricultural factors, social and economic, as the importance of agricultural factors in the elimination of seasonality of agricultural production, while the essence of social factors develope the skills and experiences of farmers as a result of dealing with modern methods of agriculture, while the economic factors derive from the higher returns from protected agriculture Despite the high cost of construction and operation, both as a result of higher productivity and higher prices of vegetables are one of the most efficient types of agriculture, and emerged from the analysis of some macroeconomic indicators in the project of the city of Imam Hussein (p) Agriculture is the first place of contribution in the total inputs by 60.69% in 2016 and 59.68% in 2017, while wages and salaries ranked first in terms of contribution to total costs by 56.85% in 2016 and 44.58% in 2017, and in terms of total productivity has reached the total productivity The value of the capital amounted to 0.858 dinars in 2016 rose to 0.928 dinars in 2017, while the return of one dinar from 1.253 dinars in 2016 to 1.342 dinars in 2016 rose to 54.79 dinars in 2017. 66.49 dinars in 2017, while the degree of technology was 0.546 dinars in 2016 rose to 0.732 dinars in 2017.