2003
DOI: 10.1080/00128775.2003.11041060
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Complementary CAP Direct Payments from the National Budget and the Farm Income Issue in Slovenia

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“…We decided to focus on those sectors in Slovene agriculture where we can expect significant impacts of actual CAP reform in the field of direct payments. Previous researches (Rednak et al, 2005) have shown that this reform will have the most significant impact in cattle sector.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 97%
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“…We decided to focus on those sectors in Slovene agriculture where we can expect significant impacts of actual CAP reform in the field of direct payments. Previous researches (Rednak et al, 2005) have shown that this reform will have the most significant impact in cattle sector.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…After accession to European Union direct payments became also one of the most important income sources for farmers in Slovenia (Volk et al, 2006). Policy changed significantly in year 2007 as result of the implementation of 2003 reform of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) direct payment scheme (Rednak et al, 2005) which also should have impact on the decision making process on the agricultural holdings in Slovenia.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To compensate for this, new Member States could introduce complementary direct payments financed by the national budget. Rednak et al (2003) analysed the potential effects of phasing-in on farm income by utilizing the extended economic account for agriculture (EAA) model and a partial equilibrium sector model (APAS-PAM). It was found by both models that the reduced amount of direct payments (even when complemented by national funds) is simply not sufficient to compensate for the expected drop in agricultural prices after accession; therefore, a significant decrease in farm income would be likely to take place.…”
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“…Ezek a modellek többnyire ex-ante jellegűek, vagyis szimulációkat és szcenáriókat futtatnak és a várható jövőbeni hatásokat vizsgálják. Ilyen speciális ágazati modelleket használtak többek között a következő szerzők a szakirodalmi áttekintésben: Ezeken felül számos áttekintett tanulmányban alkalmaztak egyéb, számszerűsített általános egyensúlyi modelleket (például Boysen et al 2016, Espinosa et al 2014, Gelan és Schwarz 2008, Gohin és Latruffe 2006, illetve részleges egyensúlyi modelleket (Rednak et al 2003, Rude 2008. A fent felsorolt vizsgálati módszerek jól alkalmazhatók a lehetséges agrárpolitikai változások hatásainak ex-ante modellezésére.…”
Section: Elemzési Keretunclassified