Agricultural Subsidies and Rural Development

Daniel, Karine; Kilkenny, Maureen

doi:10.1111/j.1477-9552.2009.00214.x

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“…Hence, firms choose production locations by considering the tradeoff between access to consumers (the so-called market potential), access to input suppliers, and production costs. Daniel and Kilkenny (2009) as well as Gopinath et al (2004) illustrated this tradeoff for food industries.…”

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Regional Production Adjustment to Import Competition: Evidence from the French Agro‐Industry

Bagoulla

Chevassus-Lozza²,

Daniel³

et al. 2010

American J Agri Economics

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This paper evaluates the impact of increasing imports on the reallocation of agrifood production across regions within countries. From French data for the period 1995–2002, we show that regional agrifood production adjusts differently to increasing imports according to the region where the agrifood firms are located. Even though proximity to consumers is important, an increase in agrifood imports does not increase agrifood production with a high demand but makes low‐wage regions more attractive. In addition, an increase in imports of agricultural products processed by agrifood firms leads to the reallocation of agrifood production away from regions with good agricultural access and toward those with limited access to agricultural products.

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Regional Production Adjustment to Import Competition: Evidence from the French Agro‐Industry

Bagoulla

Chevassus-Lozza²,

Daniel³

et al. 2010

American J Agri Economics

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“…[2014] montrent que la PAC a eu un impact sur les paysages agricoles européens. Daniel et Kilkenny [2009] démontrent par ailleurs les effets des mesures de la PAC sur l'agglomération des activités agricoles. Plus précisément, Fuzeau et al [2012] recensent les dispositifs de la PAC avant la réforme de 2014 susceptibles d'avoir une influence sur les choix de diversification des cultures : la conditionnalité (« bonnes conditions agricoles et environnementales » relatives à la diversité des assolements), l'article 68 (soutien spécifique à la diversité d'assolement pour la campagne 2010) ainsi que les mesures agro-environnementales (MAE) rotationnelles.…”

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Usages agricoles diversifiés du sol : le rôle des effets de voisinage

Guillain¹,

Legras²,

Martin³

2017

Revue Économique

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“…Roberts (2000) explored the interaction between rural areas and their urban pole in the Grampian region in Northeast Scotland, using a bi-regional SAM, which estimated inter-as well as intra-local economic interactions. Psaltopoulos et al (2006) used SAM multipliers and Roberts et al (2009) used a CGE approach to compare the effects of a reduction in CAP supports in bi-regional systems in Crete and Scotland, respectively (see, also, Daniel and Kilkenny, 2009). More general reviews of regional CGE modelling have been completed by Rickman (1998, 2010).…”

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“…(2006) used SAM multipliers and Roberts et al. (2009) used a CGE approach to compare the effects of a reduction in CAP supports in bi‐regional systems in Crete and Scotland, respectively (see, also, Daniel and Kilkenny, 2009). More general reviews of regional CGE modelling have been completed by Partridge and Rickman (1998, 2010).…”

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Agriculture’s Inter‐industry Linkages, Aggregation Bias and Rural Policy Reforms

Lindberg¹,

Midmore²,

Surry³

2012

J Agricultural Economics

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As agricultural policy reform and its effects have become increasingly territorialised, analyses that attempt to explain or predict impacts need to be both more localised and to identify spill-over effects. Local and regional general equilibrium approaches have become increasingly popular because they can extend predictions of policy shocks obtainable from partial equilibrium sectoral models to identify the wider effects. However, agriculture is usually described as a single sector in input-output accounts, whereas policy shocks that affect constituent commodities with differential impacts will have inter-industry effects that are different to those implied by average input-output coefficients. Regionalisation of aggregated input-output tables adds further to these difficulties. The objective of this study is to develop a practical method for dealing with these problems. It describes the theoretical basis of aggregation bias and shows how it can be measured, in two contrasting case study regions in the UK and Sweden. Having established that this is a significant issue, a simple but effective procedure is demonstrated, based on additional information on variable costs, which transforms policy shocks from a direct change in agricultural output to that transmitted to the suppliers of inputs. This method provides an impact close to that which could be calculated if the general equilibrium system had indeed been disaggregated, and supports use of this approach in impact studies where insuffi-1 Gunnar Lindberg is with Nordregio, Nordic Centre for Spatial Development, Stockholm, Sweden. Yves Surry is with the cient time or funding are available for complete disaggregation of an agricultural sector's regional accounts.

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Agricultural Subsidies and Rural Development

Cited by 27 publications

References 34 publications

Regional Production Adjustment to Import Competition: Evidence from the French Agro‐Industry

Regional Production Adjustment to Import Competition: Evidence from the French Agro‐Industry

Usages agricoles diversifiés du sol : le rôle des effets de voisinage

Agriculture’s Inter‐industry Linkages, Aggregation Bias and Rural Policy Reforms

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