EU funds in EU new member states: Available resources and possible economic impact

Sierhej, Robert

doi:10.1556/socec.30.2008.2.2

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“…For instance, according to Esposti [25] and Heiko and Herrmann [26], the CAP narrows the gap between EU regions whereas [27][28][29] claim the contrary. Some authors [26,30,31] emphasize that the discrepancies between the estimations of CAP effects are due to different methodology approaches being used in assessing its impacts. Bradley [32] discussing different methodological approaches of measuring impact of structural polices, stressed the importance of bottom-up microanalysis.…”

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“…Bradley [32] discussing different methodological approaches of measuring impact of structural polices, stressed the importance of bottom-up microanalysis. Sierhej [31] underlined that post econometric analysis show weaker-if any-impact, while ex ante economic models suggest stronger positive effects. Moreover, the findings usually focus on one of the CAP pillars.…”

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Regional Differences in Benefits from the EU Common Agricultural Policy in Poland and Their Policy Implications

Kiryluk-Dryjska

Baer-Nawrocka

2021

Agriculture

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Although the beneficial impact of Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) on the stabilization on farming income is undisputable, the distribution of benefits derived from the CAP between operators and regions gives rise to some controversy. The objective of this paper was to estimate regional differences in the benefits derived from the Common Agricultural Policy in Poland based on the partial equilibrium model of the European Union (EU) agricultural sector with simulated interventions. The expectations of farmers from different regions of Poland were represented as a non-cooperative game to define vectors of change in the agricultural policy. The theory of moves was applied to set the game between different groups of farmers. Our results demonstrate that both the 1st and the 2nd pillars of the CAP were more profitable to farmers from regions with a more advantageous agrarian structure and a higher agricultural potential compared to their peers from the regions with a fragmented agriculture. However, considering long-term development objectives of the Polish agriculture, the theory of moves outcome argues against compensating for these differences by increasing redistributive payments to farmers in less favorable regions. To prevent widening of regional differences and ensure the social and economic development of rural areas in regions with less favorable agrarian structures where agriculture is currently unable to compete, it would be critical to enhance conditions for alternative types of economic activities.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Regional Differences in Benefits from the EU Common Agricultural Policy in Poland and Their Policy Implications

Kiryluk-Dryjska

Baer-Nawrocka

2021

Agriculture

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“…There is ongoing discussion in the literature on the impact of structural funds on regional differences in EU [7][8][9][10][11][12][13]. There is also no agreement concerning the impact of the CAP on the reduction of regional disparities.…”

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Spatial determinants of farmers’ interest in European Union’s pro-investment programs in Poland

2021

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The purpose of the paper is to investigate spatial determinants of farmers’ interest in pro-investment programs co-financed by the EU, by identifying and describing the territorial clusters of rural areas in Poland where the applications rates for these programs were above or below the national average. We tested for spatial autocorrelation using Moran’s global spatial autocorrelation index, while the search for clusters was done using a local version of Moran’s statistics. The results show significant regional variation in the farmers’ interest in these programs in Poland. This interest was higher in regions with a greater level of agricultural development and better agrarian structure. In Poland, both of these factors are related not only to natural conditions, but also to strong historical context. We conclude that the pro-investment programs contribute to the deepening of development differences in Polish agriculture in the territorial dimension, which is not in line with the basic assumptions of cohesion policy.

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Measuring Financial Stress and Economic Sensitivity in CEE Countries

2014

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EU funds in EU new member states: Available resources and possible economic impact

Cited by 3 publications

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Regional Differences in Benefits from the EU Common Agricultural Policy in Poland and Their Policy Implications

Regional Differences in Benefits from the EU Common Agricultural Policy in Poland and Their Policy Implications

Spatial determinants of farmers’ interest in European Union’s pro-investment programs in Poland

Measuring Financial Stress and Economic Sensitivity in CEE Countries

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