A perspective on agricultural labor productivity and greenhouse gas emissions in context of the Common Agricultural Policy exigencies

Constantin, Marius; Radulescu, Iuliana Denisa; Vasile, A. J.; Chivu, Luminiţa; Erokhin, Vasilii; Tianming, Gao

doi:10.5937/ekopolj2101053c

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“…Other factors indicate the influence of the EU's unified approach on greenhouse gas emissions. When evaluating the growth of agribusiness within the context of the Common Agricultural Policy, Constantin et al (2021) emphasized this point. Because of the use of the cross-sectional linear regression approach, they have been evaluated by environmental requirements and labor efficiency.…”

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Asymmetric effect of agriculture value added on CO2 emission: Does globalization and energy consumption matter for pakistan

Khurshid

Shakoor

et al. 2022

Front. Energy Res.

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Globalization has resulted in several technical advancements, including the ability to connect people all over the world and drive the economies with higher agricultural output. With agricultural productivity expanding quickly, the negative impact of globalization on environmental degradation is being disregarded. Rapid agricultural expansion and globalization have resulted in significant increases in energy consumption and CO2 emissions. The primary purpose of this research is to assess the role of Pakistan’s massive agriculture industry in encouraging or discouraging CO2 emissions under Globalization scenario. Therefore, we applied Non-linear Autoregressive Distributive Lag Nonlinear Autoregressive Distributed Lag model from 1971 to 2021. Our results showed that in presence of globalization, agricultural production shows asymmetries in case of positive and negative shocks. A positive shock in Agricultural production increased the CO2 emissions while negative shock in agricultural production decreased CO2 emissions. Furthermore, GDP, energy consumption and economic globalization have positive association with economic globalization while on the other hand, surprisingly trade and urbanization in the presence of globalization have negative association with CO2 emissions. Environmental deterioration due to greenhouse emissions causes climatic variation in the economy and several mitigation strategies are required on sustainable basis in Pakistan. So, our study recommends that farmers of Pakistan should adopt organic farming this will help to reduce CO2 emissions.

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Asymmetric effect of agriculture value added on CO2 emission: Does globalization and energy consumption matter for pakistan

Khurshid

Shakoor

et al. 2022

Front. Energy Res.

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“…Other considerations indicate the impact of the common EU policy on greenhouse gas emissions. This aspect was emphasized by www.videleaf.com Constantin, Radulescu, Andrei, Chivu, Erokhin, and Gao [15] when analyzing the evolution of agriculture in the context of the Common Agricultural Policy from the perspective of sectoral structural changes. They were determined by environmental requirements and work efficiency, which resulted from the application of the cross-sectional linear regression method [15].…”

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“…This aspect was emphasized by www.videleaf.com Constantin, Radulescu, Andrei, Chivu, Erokhin, and Gao [15] when analyzing the evolution of agriculture in the context of the Common Agricultural Policy from the perspective of sectoral structural changes. They were determined by environmental requirements and work efficiency, which resulted from the application of the cross-sectional linear regression method [15]. We partially use it in our paper, as part of the panel analysis, but due to the limitations of the observation matrix (the considerations concern the Visegrad Group and relevant comparisons), we do not do it to the full extent.…”

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“…Research in the field of greenhouse gas emissions is complex and multilaterally conditioned. In the literature, we find many references both to the emission efficiency in various countries, determinants influencing the increase in greenhouse gas emissions, or the effects of greenhouse gas emissions in selected sectors of the economy [7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15], and to the policy of reducing greenhouse gas emissions [4]. The research is also aimed at monitoring and valuing aggregate emissions of selected greenhouse gases throughout the economy, as and in agriculture [16], and measurements of greenhouse gas emissions are also carried out in order to improve emission factors, identify and promote practices mitigating their effects and conduct emission policies GHG (greenhouse gas) in agriculture [17], as well as assess the impact of agriculture and energy production on the environment through CO2 emissions [18][19][20][21].…”

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The Impact of Agriculture on Greenhouse Gas Emissions in the Visegrad Group Countries after the World Economic Crisis of 2008. Comparative Study of the Researched Countries

Czyżewski¹,

Michałowska²

2022

Which Factors Contribute to Innovative Performance? A Case Study Applied to the Food and Beverage Industry

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The aim of this study is to identify the correlation between the amount of greenhouse gas emissions, added value from agriculture and economic growth in the Visegrad Group countries. Four countries of Central Europe were studied: the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia in 2008-2019. Due to the objectives of the article, it was decided to use the panel model. The temporal scope of the research covers the years 2008-2019, i.e., two economic periods: 2008-2014 (a downward trend, including agriculture), and 2015-2019 (an upward trend). Greenhouse gas emissions are positively correlated with value added from agriculture and economic growth. The increase in the level of these variables stimulates of the amount of greenhouse www.videleaf.com gas emissions in the countries of the Visegrad Group. The analysis of the eco-efficiency of greenhouse gas emissions in agriculture, in relation to the gross added value produced, shows that the country with the least pollution of this value was Hungary, followed by Slovakia. The Czech Republic was third, and Poland was the last. The results of the research can be treated as a premise for a strategy for the development of agriculture, limiting the negative effects of its industrial development for more sustainable development.

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“…Instead, the circular economy model is grounded on reusing resources for as long as possible in loop systems, aiming for low carbon energy, clean technology, and minimal resource usage [18]. Circular economy strategies and solutions should strive to innovatively reduce greenhouse gas emissions through actions with significant impact on mitigating climate change [19][20][21]. The new system promotes innovation at its core by closing the circle from waste to resources, extending the life of products and giving "new life", meaning, and purpose to what the linear economy system views as waste [22,23].…”

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Water, Energy, Food, Waste Nexus: Between Synergy and Trade-Offs in Romania Based on Entrepreneurship and Economic Performance

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Boosting the externalities across the water, energy, food, and waste (WEFW) sectors is challenging, especially considering tightening constraints such as population growth, climate change, resource-intensive lifestyles, increased waste production, sanitary crises and many others. The nexus approach supports the transition to a more sustainable future because intersectoral trade-offs can be reduced and externalities exploited, making imperative for decision makers, entrepreneurs, and civil society to simultaneously engage, with respect to all the components of the nexus. This research addressed intersectoral synergies and trade-offs in the case of the WEFW nexus in Romania, judging from the perspectives of entrepreneurial activity and economic results. The objective of this research was to explore the nexus in-depth by statistically analyzing the financial and economic indicators reported by active enterprises at county-level, based on the Romanian Ministry of Public Finance data. Research results describe the effects of the policies implemented in the fields of WEFW sectors. At the same time, attention was paid to the quality of the entrepreneurial activity, analyzed from the perspective of economic performance. This paper fills a research gap regarding the WEFW nexus by resorting to an economic and entrepreneurial performance assessment in order to find sectoral pathways toward policy cohesion in Romania. Findings suggested the existence of major trade-offs among sectors, owing to the fact that each county has a different development degree.

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A perspective on agricultural labor productivity and greenhouse gas emissions in context of the Common Agricultural Policy exigencies

Cited by 18 publications

References 8 publications

Asymmetric effect of agriculture value added on CO2 emission: Does globalization and energy consumption matter for pakistan

Asymmetric effect of agriculture value added on CO2 emission: Does globalization and energy consumption matter for pakistan

The Impact of Agriculture on Greenhouse Gas Emissions in the Visegrad Group Countries after the World Economic Crisis of 2008. Comparative Study of the Researched Countries

Water, Energy, Food, Waste Nexus: Between Synergy and Trade-Offs in Romania Based on Entrepreneurship and Economic Performance

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