A Multicommodity EU Policy Framework Incorporating Public Good Criteria into the Direct Payment System in Agriculture
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CAP reform; direct payments for public goods; animal welfare; environment; food safety; production methods; extensive production; economic; social and geographic diversity; future role of farming; an administrative framework.; Agricultural Finance;Statistics
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