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Economic effects of the Common Agricultural Policy on employment in Austria
Neuwirth, Julia; Ortner, Karl M.; Wagner, Klaus - In: Rural Areas and Development 7
The paper estimates the effects of public payments in agriculture on employment in two ways. A partial analysis of FADN-data concentrating on the agricultural sector shows a preservation of 45,000 to 57,000 jobs for the year 2004 in agriculture because of public payments but without taking into...
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Evaluation of investment support in rural development programmes: results for selected measures
Ortner, Karl M. - In: Rural Areas and Development 9
The Common Monitoring and Evaluation Framework (CMEF) for Rural Development Programmes (RDP) by the European Commission's Directorate General for Agriculture and Rural Development provides for common indicators to estimate effects of the respective measures. Their estimation has to rely on...
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The role of networking in the rural economy
Gyorgy, Mudri; Ferenc, Ligetvari; Kalman, Gyongyossy - In: Rural Areas and Development 7
The rural life will have a new aspect within the European Union. The paper deals with the general term of ‘network’ which can refer to any interconnected group or system. It shows the lessons, experiences and the main obstacle of the networking activity, implemented is the former...
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Analysis of alternative rural support policy for a lagging region in Latvia
Balamou, Eudokia; Saktina, Daina; Meyers, Willam H. - In: Rural Areas and Development 6
represents the most radical kind of reallocation that is possible within the CAP, between Pillar 1 and 2 and within the Axes and …
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Quo Vadis CAP. Polish agriculture after accession
Klank, Leszek - In: Rural Areas and Development 5
Common Agricultural Policy. The objectives of the CAP deal with the farmer and the consumer i.e., the society at large. It … fifty years the CAP objectives has significantly shifted from production to environment protection. Until accession the EU …
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MODROL: an econometric model for analysing and forecasting the impact of the EU CAP instruments on Polish agriculture
Gadomski, Jan; OwsiÅ„ski, Jan W. - In: Rural Areas and Development 9
that there has indeed been a significant impact from CAP on those agricultural markets, for which statistically significant …. Summarising, two important conclusions were drawn: (1) due to CAP-related direct subsidies the revenues from farming have been … essential consequences of application the CAP instruments pertain then to: (i) preservation of farming activities, but also …
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Attitudes amongst farmers in Eastern Hungary and the East of England towards environmental, economic and social sustainability in a changing countryside
Katona-Kovacs, Judit; Murphy, John; Fieldsend, Andrew F.; … - In: Rural Areas and Development 6
strong influence on the future of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP). These processes are closely related to the three … change and uncertainty caused by changes to the CAP and compounded in the case of Hungary by EU accession. Theory suggests … respect to CAP funding. For almost five years there has been increasing collaboration between rural development researchers in …
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Putting rural at the centre of the European Union’s cohesion policy
Fieldsend, Andrew F. - In: Rural Areas and Development 9
€˜RuralJobs’, argues that rural development actors should look beyond CAP funding and adopt an integrated approach which better mobilises …
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Developments of rural economies in Central and Eastern Europe: an overview
Baum, Sabine; Weingarten, Peter - In: Rural Areas and Development 2
Since the beginning of transition, rural economies in Central and Eastern Europe have undergone a strong restructuring with increasing urban-rural disparities. The analysis of the rural situation on the basis of GDP p.c., investments, unemployment and sectoral structures leads to the question on...
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Knowledge transfer in the process of rural development
Popescu, Gabriel - In: Rural Areas and Development 5
The collapse of the communist regime in Romania, in December 1989, determined, at a very short period of time, the disappearance of the co-operative sector of Bolshevik type, once Law 18 (Land Law) was enforced in February 1991, which initiated the land ownership reform. The causes of the...
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