Adapting the Romanian rural economy to the European agricultural policy from the perspective of sustainable development

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Adapting the Romanian rural economy to the European agricultural policy from the perspective of sustainable development

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Burja , Camelia
Burja, Vasile

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Camelia Burja

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One of the major objectives of the Common Agricultural Policy is the sustainable development of the agricultural sector and of the rural area. Romania, as a country recent integrated in the European Union, has to pass an adapting process to the CAP, in order to achieve sustainable farming development. The analysis presented in the paper refers to the actual development stage of the sustainable agriculture in Romania and demonstrates the important efforts made on this line, also the very necessary actions for implementing the sustainable development strategy of the rural economy. Realizing this objective is a real chance for Romanian agriculture in order to increase the competitiveness on the EU market, valorizing in this manner its agricultural potential.

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Paper provided by University Library of Munich, Germany in its series MPRA Paper with number 7989.

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This paper has been announced in the following NEP Reports:

NEP-AGR-2008-04-15 (Agricultural Economics)
NEP-ALL-2008-04-15 (All new papers)
NEP-ENV-2008-04-15 (Environmental Economics)
NEP-TRA-2008-04-15 (Transition Economics)

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