Analysis of the vegetable market in ukraine in conditions of war

Abstract

The theses examine the specific features of the functioning of Ukraine's vegetable market under martial law, which has led to significant structural and logistical changes in the agricultural sector. Economic and mathematical modeling methods are applied to analyze demand, supply, price dynamics, and regional distribution of production. Particular attention is paid to the impact of territorial occupation, disruption of supply chains, shifts in consumer priorities, and state support for agricultural producers. The modeling results enable the development of scenarios for market stabilization, logistics optimization, and food security assurance. The findings may be useful for shaping agricultural policy in times of crisis.