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Investment, credit constraints and public policy in a neoclassical adjustment cost framework

Čechura, Lukáš - 2008

This paper deals with the analysis of the impact of credit rationing on the farmer's economic equilibrium and the … the consequence of the occurrence of credit rationing on farmer's capital accumulation, investment and supply. The method … of optimal control is used to solve the optimization problem. The results show that the occurrence of credit rationing …

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Phasing out of environmentally harmful subsidies : consequences of the 2003 CAP reform

Hofreither, Markus F.; Schmid, Erwin; Sinabell, Franz - 2004

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Assessment of Farm Support Policies and Likely Impact of Cap Implementation on Farm Structures and Sustainability in Bulgaria

Bachev, Hrabrin - 2013

This paper presents the dominating farming structure in Bulgaria on the eve of EU accession, and evaluates recent policies for farm and agricultural income support, and assesses likely consequences of Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) implementation on farming structures and sustainability. We...

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Rural Policy Challenges - Future of the CAP

Vasary, Viktoria - 2013

policy. The theory of new rural paradigm, new rural economy, the concept of multifunctional agriculture, European added value …

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Phasing out of environmentally harmful subsidies : consequences of the 2003 CAP reform

Hofreither, Markus F.; Schmid, Erwin; Sinabell, Franz - 2004

Subsidies linked to production have been classified to be environmentally harmful by OECD. A core element of the EU 2003 Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) reform is to decouple income support from production. This paper estimates the environmental consequences of this policy reform. An...

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'Consumer Protection' : Consumer Strategies and the European Market in Genetically Modified Foods

Gibson, Johanna - 2013

Research on the entry of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) into the agricultural marketplace has largely emphasised questions of consumer confidence and trust, product liability, and the market. However, the relationship between GMOs, free trade, and questions of culture and traditional...

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Options to Overcome the Barriers to Pricing European Agricultural Emissions

Grosjean, Godefroy - 2016

Although agriculture could contribute substantially to European emission reductions, its mitigation potential lies untapped and dormant. Market-based instruments could be pivotal in incentivizing cost-effective abatement. However, sector specificities in transaction costs, leakage risks and...

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Tax burdens and exemptions

National Industrial Conference Board - 1923

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Tax Incentives in Three Common Markets

Alsultan, Sarah - 2021

There are three approaches to deal with tax incentives within common markets: permit them, limit them, or harmonize them. Broadly speaking, the United States (U.S.) follows the first approach, the European Union (EU) adopts the second, and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) pursues the third by...

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The relevance of depreciation allowances as a fiscal policy instrument : a hybrid approach to CCCTB?

Petkova, Kunka; Weichenrieder, Alfons J. - 2018 - This version, 7 September 2018

A major goal of the EU Commission in the area of direct taxation is the introduction of a common consolidated corporate tax base (CCCTB) in Europe. While hardly discussed in the literature, such a system would limit national discretion over tax depreciation. In a sample of up to 47 countries, we...

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