2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.landusepol.2021.105655
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Outcomes of farm investment in Central and Eastern Europe: The role of financial public support and investment scale

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“…Larder recognized the scarcity and limited character of natural resources. As a consequence of their qualitative research on rural Australia, the two explained why rural areas in Australia accepted and rejected financial support investment, as well as the state of local rural development, and revealed the sources of anxiety (Alsagr, 2023;Czubak et al, 2021;Kozera et al, 2022). In actuality, policy tools are frequently the primary drivers of regional development, and infrastructure building and improvement will also hasten regional development (Dosso et al, 2023;Masduki et al, 2022).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Larder recognized the scarcity and limited character of natural resources. As a consequence of their qualitative research on rural Australia, the two explained why rural areas in Australia accepted and rejected financial support investment, as well as the state of local rural development, and revealed the sources of anxiety (Alsagr, 2023;Czubak et al, 2021;Kozera et al, 2022). In actuality, policy tools are frequently the primary drivers of regional development, and infrastructure building and improvement will also hasten regional development (Dosso et al, 2023;Masduki et al, 2022).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Zeng et al, , 2021. The authors selected the three perspectives of instrumental, policy, and functional when discussing the role of finance in rural revitalization because they believed that without financial help, rural revitalization would lack the fundamentals (Czubak et al, 2021;Lodi et al, 2023). Tang & Sun (2022) argue that finance has a strong policy orientation and instrumentality that can influence taxes, subsidies, public services, and other aspects, effectively igniting the driving force of rural social development in the modern era.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The absorption by-effect is significant in contrast to the production by-effect [23]. Another study showed that the initial production potential becomes a specific factor determining the right strategic decisions (in terms of scale) and the ability to make comprehensive investments in the modernization of regions, including those financed jointly with investment mechanisms [24]. Using quarterly data from 2000 to 2018, a group of European researchers identified an exogenous increase in government spending based on Cholesky decomposition and calculated impulse response functions based on linear predictions [1].…”
Section: -Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For agricultural investment, productive investment of peasant households can increase agricultural production efficiency and improve carbon emission performance by enhancing soil conservation, leveling arable land, and utilization of new technologies and production tools, thereby achieving more agricultural products output with given production inputs (Liu et al, 2020;Norton and Alwang, 2020). However, farmers' productive investments are often influenced by factors such as returns on agricultural products, government policies, financial market conditions, and land institutions (Zhang and Fan, 2004;Kallas et al, 2012;Lecoutere and Jassogne, 2019;Czubak et al, 2021). Before the RTFR, the burden of taxes and fees, such as agricultural taxes, rural public expenditure fees, and compulsory labor, prevented the improvement of cultivated returns and discouraged farmers from accumulating wealth, which in turn inhibited the growth of productive investment.…”
Section: The Subject Of Taxation: Farmersmentioning
confidence: 99%