SCIENTIFIC-THEORETICAL ASPECTS OF SUBURBAN AGRICULTURE IN ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH

Abstract

Suburbs are a product of the division of labor, and they form and develop around large cities. This article is devoted to the agro-economic-geographic researches of the suburban economy, and the scientific-theoretical basis of the economic-geographical aspects of the small areas that are included in the urban agglomeration and reflect the characteristics of large cities and villages. The characteristics of the formation and development of suburban areas in various socio-economic relations characteristic of the historical stages of society have been deeply studied by classical and contemporary researchers. This article examines the importance of natural, demographic, economic-social, conditions and factors affecting the formation of the regional and branch structure of the suburban economy.