The impact of CAP subsidies on the productivity of cereal farms in six European countries: A historical perspective (2008–2018)

Biagini, Luigi; Antonioli, Fabrizio; Severini, Simone

doi:10.1016/j.foodpol.2023.102473

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“…Instead of direct intervention, emphasis should be placed on cultivating a market environment conducive to the circulation of agricultural products and maintaining market order. These measures will encourage farmers to seek more productive production strategies to increase profitability within the context of a market economy [30].…”

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Study of the Spatial Spillover Effects of the Efficiency of Agricultural Product Circulation in Provinces along the Belt and Road under the Green Total Factor Productivity Framework

Dai,

Wang,

Wang

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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In the context of China’s socialist market economy, production and circulation are equally important. Production creates value, while circulation realises value, and both are essential components of socialised reproduction. This paper, based on panel data from 30 provinces and cities in China covering the period from 2010 to 2021, uses methods such as the slacks-based model (SBM), global Malmquist–Luenberger (GML) index, generalised method of moments with system estimation (system GMM) and spatial Durbin model to investigate the developing mechanism and influencing factors of agricultural product circulation efficiency in provinces along the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) within the framework of green total factor productivity. This study found the following: First, the overall trend of green total factor productivity of agricultural product circulation in provinces along the BRI shows negative growth, especially after the launch of the BRI initiative in 2014. Second, the level of foreign investment has a positive impact on the green total factor productivity of agricultural product circulation in provinces along the BRI. On the other hand, environmental regulations, government support and industrial structure have negative impacts. Third, based on the spatial weight matrix of geographical adjacency, there is a positive spatial spillover effect on the green total factor productivity of agricultural product circulation.

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Section: Dynamic-panel-model-based Empirical Analysismentioning

confidence: 99%

Study of the Spatial Spillover Effects of the Efficiency of Agricultural Product Circulation in Provinces along the Belt and Road under the Green Total Factor Productivity Framework

Dai,

Wang,

Wang

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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Green technology outsourcing for agricultural supply chains with government subsidies

Shi,

Pang,

Peng

et al. 2024

Journal of Cleaner Production

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The effect of maximum residue limit standards on China's agri‐food exports: A health perspective

Chen,

Zhang

2024

Rev International Economics

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This paper investigates the impact of maximum residue limit (MRL) standards of 2692 chemical substances regulated by 44 importing countries on China's agri‐food exports, disaggregated at HS 8‐digit product level over 2005–2021. We find that MRL standards for health‐threatening chemical substances facilitate China's exports of agri‐food products, while low‐hazard MRLs impede trade. Furthermore, stricter MRL standards for health‐threatening substances reduce the probability of exporting (extensive margin) while generating larger export values conditional on exporting (intensive margin). We also identify that the adjustments of fixed and variable compliance costs resulting from changes in health‐threatening and low‐hazard MRLs contribute to the heterogeneous responses on the extensive and intensive margins of exports.

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The impact of CAP subsidies on the productivity of cereal farms in six European countries: A historical perspective (2008–2018)

Cited by 8 publications

References 104 publications

Study of the Spatial Spillover Effects of the Efficiency of Agricultural Product Circulation in Provinces along the Belt and Road under the Green Total Factor Productivity Framework

Study of the Spatial Spillover Effects of the Efficiency of Agricultural Product Circulation in Provinces along the Belt and Road under the Green Total Factor Productivity Framework

Green technology outsourcing for agricultural supply chains with government subsidies

The effect of maximum residue limit standards on China's agri‐food exports: A health perspective

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