Az agrár-generációváltás új dimenziói, különös tekintettel a koronavírus gazdasági hatásaira

Szinay, Attila; Zöldréti, Attila

doi:10.24307/psz.2020.0709

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“…Generational change and talent management should be seen as a project and tools learned in management should be used for success. These findings are summarised in our other study (Szinay and Zöldréti, 2020).…”

Section: Very Few Farm Managers In the Eu Have Full Agricultural Trainingsupporting

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Variations on Crisis Management – Through Examples from Hungary after the Change of Regime

Lentner¹

2020

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The samplings included in this study provide insight into the major crisis management measures applied during the more than three-decades of market economy construction that replaced the socialist planned economy system, eroded from the late 1980’s. Due to space constraints, the author merely tackles the 1995 economic policy adjustment package, the 2006 autumn adjustment of the convergence trajectory, and the main elements of the comprehensive public finance reform after 2010, and makes reference to the methodology of dealing with the pandemic crisis “unfolding” from the spring of 2020. In addition to public finance measures, the paper also seeks to account for social impacts. This study basically compares the restraint on solvent demand, favoured by the International Monetary Fund and by the World Bank, with the Keynesian economy boosting measures, through the evaluation of the Hungarian practice, which has followed these patterns, and concludes that in times of crisis the expansion of solvent demand by instruments available for the government and for the central bank is the more efficient solution, especially in an emerging Central European market economy.

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Section: Very Few Farm Managers In the Eu Have Full Agricultural Trainingsupporting

confidence: 69%

Variations on Crisis Management – Through Examples from Hungary after the Change of Regime

Lentner¹

2020

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“…In light of this, the Ministry of Agriculture has announced a new agricultural investment package worth HUF 80 billion (around EUR 225 million) for the livestock and horticulture sectors. In addition, the ministry has launched a new website called the Producer Basket to provide an online trading platform to help farmers find buyers in the more difficult situation of social distance [18].…”

Section: The Most Important Measures Of Hungarian Legislation During ...mentioning

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“…To deal with the situation, the Government declared a state of danger and decided 18 to provide increased interest rate subsidies for the cost of overdraft facilities for farmers affected by the drought. To alleviate the financing problems caused by the drought damage, the Government introduced a moratorium on loan repayments, under which credit and loan contracts granted to farmers could not be terminated by the lender until 31 December 2023 even if the farmer defaulted on his payment obligations.…”

Section: The Impact Of Natural Events On Agriculture After the Pandemicmentioning

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“…To alleviate the financing problems caused by the drought damage, the Government introduced a moratorium on loan repayments, under which credit and loan contracts granted to farmers could not be terminated by the lender until 31 December 2023 even if the farmer defaulted on his payment obligations. In order to 16 JFGK= Statutory Management Requirement (SMR) 17 HMKÁ=good agricultural and environmental condition (GAEC) 18 Act XXXVII of 2009 on Forests, Forest Protection and Forest Management.…”

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Integration of the Crisis Rules Created by Covid 19 Into the European Common Agricultural Policy and Hungarian Agricultural Legislation

Olajos,

Pálfai

2024

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After the end of the COVID 19 outbreak, the authors summarise the measures taken by the European Union to ensure the continuity of food supply and the functioning of the food chain during the outbreak. In addition to the EU measures, the specific measures followed by the Member States and their room for manoeuvre are presented using the Hungarian example. In this article we have also tried to elaborate the implications for the European Agricultural Policy and consequently for European Agriculture. The literature we have elaborated also covers the agricultural market processes and the implications for rural areas. However, this article focuses on the Hungarian public law implications of the legislation and the Hungarian judgement practical issues of its application.Our article also discusses the link between the extreme drought year 2022 and the pandemic. We will look at why the extraordinary legal instruments used under COVID '19 were appropriate to deal with the consequences of extreme weather.

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Az agrár-generációváltás új dimenziói, különös tekintettel a koronavírus gazdasági hatásaira

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Variations on Crisis Management – Through Examples from Hungary after the Change of Regime

Variations on Crisis Management – Through Examples from Hungary after the Change of Regime

Integration of the Crisis Rules Created by Covid 19 Into the European Common Agricultural Policy and Hungarian Agricultural Legislation

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