Usporedba obiteljskog i industrijskog tipa poljoprivrede

Cilj rada je prikazati stavove i mišljenja studenata preddiplomskih i diplomskih studija Agronomskog, Ekonomskog i drugih fakulteta Sveučilišta u Zagrebu kako bi se utvrdilo postoje li među njima statistički značajne razlike percepcije industrijskog (korporativnog) i obiteljskog tipa poljoprivrede. Razlikovne varijable prema kojima su dodatno analizirana mišljenja i stavovi studenata u pogledu državne potpore poljoprivredi i viđenja razvoja poljoprivrede su poslovi kojima se bave njihove obitelji, uspješnost tijekom studija, ruralno ili urbano prebivalište. Anketom prikupljeni podaci obrađeni su pomoću SPSS programa (Statistical Program for SocialSciences 21.0). Dobiveni rezultati pokazali su da studenti Agronomskog fakulteta daju prednost obiteljskom tipu poljoprivrede za razliku od studenata Ekonomskog fakulteta koji smatraju da je industrijski tip poljoprivrede onaj kojemu treba dati prednost u budućem razvoju poljoprivrede.The purpose of the graduation thesis is to display viewpoints and opinions of the students of undergraduate and graduate studies at the Faculty of Agriculture, Faculty of Economics and other programs at the University of Zagreb in order to establish whether among them there is a statistically significant difference between industrial (corporate) or family-based type of agriculture. The distinctive variables according to which students standpoints and opinions have been analysed additionally with regard to state-subsidized/state subsidy to agriculture and agricultural development are the jobs performed by their family members, academic performance, rural residence. The data gathered by the questionnaire have been processed using SPSS program (Statistical Program for Social Sciences 21.0). The results obtained have shown that the students of the Faculty of Agriculture give preference to family-based farming as opposed to the students of the Faculty of Economics who deem industrial type of agriculture should be given priority in the development of agriculture