Do CAP payments reduce farm labour migration? A panel data analysis across EU regions

Abstract

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Job creation and job destruction in EU agriculture

“…This could be due to south-north differences in the pattern of job 1990-1993; 1993-1995; 1995-1997; 1997-2000; 2000-2003; 2003-2005 there has also been a positive employment effect because significant job creation has occurred in these periods (e.g. Olper, et al 2011). Finally, job creation is more pronounced in mixed farms than in specialised crop and dairy farms.…”

Job Creation and Job Destruction in EU Agriculture

“…Ooms and Hall 2005), the results in table 4 show that there has also been a positive employment effect because significant job creation has occurred in these periods (e.g. Olper, et al 2011). Finally, job creation is more pronounced in mixed farms than in specialised crop and dairy farms.…”

The scale and conditions of deagrarianisation in Poland

“…The impact of the Programme on the increase in the share in the structure of employees working in the services sector and construction sector was noted, which, at the same time, translated in this respect into a relative decline in the importance of agriculture. However, it should be assumed that the overall deagrarianisation effect of the RDP 2007-2013 was limited by direct payments and other support provided within CAP, which may have caused a part of the rural population to remain in the sector [Olper et al, 2014].…”