AGRICULTURAL PRODUCT COMMERCIALIZATION AS A DRIVER OF STRUCTURAL TRANSFORMATION IN EMERGING ECONOMIES

The Argo product has been acknowledged as one of the most important factors of structural change in developing economies. The change from agriculture to a market perspective on Argo production with regard to sector allocation, industry levels and general economic development is the subject of this study. The relationship between agricultural product commercialization and indicators of structural transformation in the selected developing economies was assessed using empirical economic techniques, panel data analysis and dynamic estimation methods. It ends up with a view that agriculture commercialization productivity stimulates agriculture industrialization and identifies mass transfer of labour from agriculture to industry and services. Overall effects vary from region to region based on many factors like infrastructure, institutional arrangement and market accessibility. This study highlights the appropriate policy analysis which could help to strengthen the value roles, highly change the rural infrastructure, create valuable commercialization.