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A tool for uniform classification and analyses of budgetary support to agriculture for the EU accession countries

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  • Rednak, Miroslav
  • Volk, Tina
  • Erjavec, Emil

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Allowing for the comparison of agricultural policies among countries and supporting the European integration process, a methodological tool was developed called the APM (Agri-Policy Measures tool). The tool enables the cross country qualitative and quantitative analysis of budgetary support to agriculture using uniform classification and systemization template primarily based on the current EU concept of the policy pillars. All agricultural policy measures are grounded on three main pillars: market and direct producer support measures, structural and rural development measures and general measures related to agriculture. Total budgetary support to agriculture should represent the sum of all transfers related to agriculture from all sources, but without administrative costs and transfers to non-agricultural sectors. The tool was applied for the analysis and comparison of agricultural policies in the Western Balkan countries and it proved to be useful for policy analysis in relation to the EU accession process.

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  • Rednak, Miroslav & Volk, Tina & Erjavec, Emil, 2013. "A tool for uniform classification and analyses of budgetary support to agriculture for the EU accession countries," Agricultural Economics Review, Greek Association of Agricultural Economists, vol. 14(1), pages 1-21.
    • Handle: RePEc:ags:aergaa:253539
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.253539
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    1. Sabahudin Bajramovic & Natalija Bogdanov & Jakub Butkovic & Dragi Dimitrovski & Emil ERJAVEC & Grigor Gjeci & Ekrem Gjokaj & Bekim Hoxha & Ivana Janeska Stomenkovska & Darko Konjevic & Ana Kotevska & , 2016. "Analysis of the agricultural and rural development policies of the Western Balkan countries," JRC Research Reports JRC101320, Joint Research Centre.
    2. Tina Volk & Miroslav Rednak & Emil Erjavec & Edvin Zhllima & Grigor Gjeci & Sabahudin Bajramovic & Zeljko Vasko & Dragana Ognjenovic & Jakub Butkovic & Mihone Kerolli-Mustafa & Ekrem Gjokaj & Bekim Ho, 2017. "Monitoring of agricultural policy developments in the Western Balkan countries," JRC Research Reports JRC105784, Joint Research Centre.
    3. Tina Volk & Miroslav Rednak & Emil Erjavec & Ilona Rac & Edvin Zhllima & Grigor Gjeci & Sabahudin Bajramovic & Zeljko Vasko & Mihone Kerolli-Mustafa & Ekrem Gjokaj & Bekim Hoxha & Dragi Dimitrievski &, 2019. "Agricultural policy developments and EU approximation process in the Western Balkan countries," JRC Research Reports JRC114163, Joint Research Centre.

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