Studies in Agricultural Economics

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2013, volume 115, articles 3

Which legal form of agricultural firm based on return on equity should be preferred? A panel data analysis of Slovak agricultural firms pp. 2

Drahoslav Lančarič, Marian Toth and Radovan Savov

The Common Agricultural Policy 2014-2020: an impact assessment of the new system of direct payments in Hungary pp. 6

Norbert Potori, Mate Kovacs and Viktória Vásáry

Did technological intervention help to spare land from agriculture: evidence from post liberalisation India pp. 6

Amarendra Singh and Krishnan Narayanan

Associations with plant genetic engineering: A perception analysis of students’ hopes and fears pp. 7

Marlen Goldschmidt and Franz X. Bogner

An analysis of Hungarian agri-food export competitiveness pp. 7

Anikó Juhász and Hartmut Wagner

Non parametric methods to assess the role of the CAP in regional convergence in Hungary pp. 9

Irene Monasterolo and Federica Benni

Terms of trade, capital accumulation and the macro-economy in a developing country: a theoretical analysis pp. 9

Jonaki Sengupta, Ranjanendra Narayan Nag and Bhaskar Goswami

Determination of the fair value of a multifunctional family farm: a case study pp. 10

Vilija Aleknevičienė, Neringa Stončiuvienė and Danutė Zinkevičienė

2013, volume 115, articles 2

Village shops: outdated or revived model? Relevance for local supply, social functions and economic viability pp. 6

Patrick Kupper and Winfried Eberhardt

Social capital and governance for sustainable rural development pp. 7

Frank M. Go, Mariapina Trunfio and Maria Della Lucia

Rural Renaissance: an integral component of regional economic resilience pp. 7

Andrew F. Fieldsend

Rural Development experiences in Germany: opportunities and obstacles in fostering smart places through LEADER pp. 7

Kim Pollermann, Petra Raue and Gitta Schnaut

The effect of age on students’ conceptions of agriculture pp. 7

Gabriele Fröhlich, Marlen Goldschmidt and Franz X. Bogner

Application of spatial econometric approach in the evaluation of rural development policy: the case of measure Modernisation of agricultural holdings pp. 7

Tanja Travnikar and Luka Juvančič

Smartness, culture and local authority ICT awareness: an empirical enquiry for a province in Poland pp. 8

Jan W. Owsiński, Aneta M. Pielak and Krzysztof Sęp

Old institutions, new challenges: the agricultural knowledge system in Hungary pp. 9

Gusztáv Nemes and Christopher High

2013, volume 115, articles 01

Agricultural monopolistic competitor and the Pigovian tax pp. 4

Vesna D. Jablanovic

Impact of interest rates on the decision to insure in agricultural production pp. 7

Arthur Tarasov

Implications of conceptual and data complexities on time-series econometric applications in market integration analysis pp. 7

Isaac Abunyuwah

Economic benefits of precision weed control and why its uptake is so slow pp. 7

Katalin Takács-György, Eniko Lencses and István Takács

The effects of weather risks on micro-regional agricultural insurance premiums in Hungary pp. 8

Gabor Kemeny, Tibor Varga, József Fogarasi and Attila Nemes

Competitiveness and Geographical Indications: the case of fruit spirits in Central and Eastern European countries pp. 8

Aron Torok and Attila Jambor

The pluriactive development of agricultural holdings in Poland with regard to the living standards of their users pp. 9

Irena Augustyńska-Grzymek, Aldona Skarzyska and Łukasz Abramczuk

Comparison of consumers' perceptions of organic products between the United States and Poland pp. 10

Paweł Grzelak and Mariusz Maciejczak

2012, volume 114, articles 2

Boosting the competitiveness of agricultural production in Hungary through an innovation system pp. 5

Laszlo Fenyvesi and Szilvia Erdeine Kesmarki-Gally

The contribution of facilitated group learning to supporting innovation amongst farmers pp. 6

John Murphy

Social innovation and sustainability; how to disentangle the buzzword and its application in the field of agriculture and rural development pp. 7

Bettina B. Bock

Facilitating Agricultural Innovation Systems: A critical realist approach pp. 7

Alex Koutsouris

Linking the agricultural knowledge and innovation system’s subsystems: the case of the Flemish ornamental plant production pp. 7

Anne Vuylsteke and Dirk Van Gijseghem

Lifelong learning for farmers: enhancing competitiveness, knowledge transfer and innovation in the eastern German state of Brandenburg pp. 7

Susanne von Munchhausen and Anna Maria Haring

The utilisation of groups for innovation and knowledge transfer pp. 7

Wyn Owen and Eirwen Williams

Innovation in wine SMEs: the Douro Boys informal network pp. 7

Joao Rebelo and Dorli Muhr

The Agricultural Knowledge and Innovation System in Italy: dynamics, incentives, monitoring and evaluation experiences pp. 8

Valentina Cristiana Materia

2012, volume 114, articles 01

Role of veterinary management in increasing pig breeding efficiency: a methodological approach pp. 6

Laszlo Ozsvari, Oszkar Biro and Zoltan Lakner

Changes in cereal land use and production level in the European Union during the period 1999-2009, focusing on New Member States pp. 7

Katalin Takács-György and István Takács

Conservation land acquisition lists and nearby property values: evidence from the Florida Forever programme pp. 8

Mary Beal

Cropping intensity vs. profitability of selected plant production activities in Poland pp. 8

Aldona Skarzynska

Factors of population decline in rural areas and answers given in EU member states’ strategies pp. 8

Andrea Karcagi-Kovats and Judit Katona-Kovacs

The potential for the production and use of biomass-based energy sources in Hungary pp. 9

Robert Garay, Anita Kozak, Levente Nyars and Terez Radoczne Kocsis

A snapshot of Western Balkan’s agriculture from the perspective of EU accession pp. 10

Tamas Mizik

2011, volume 113, articles 2

With ‘Regional Territorial Agendas’ towards territorial cohesion?: The emergence of supra-regional coalitions in Europe and their future role in Cohesion Policy pp. 5

Robert Knippschild

Rural areas development as a field of intervention of the European Union Cohesion Policy after 2013 pp. 6

Małgorzata Michalewska-Pawlak

Conceptualising ‘macro-regions’: Viewpoints and tools beyond NUTS classification pp. 7

Christos Ladias, Nikolaos Hasanagas and Eleni Papadopoulou

Rural Europe 2+2+: A conceptual framework for a rural employment policy pp. 7

Andrew F. Fieldsend

The role of broadband developments financed from EU Structural Funds in the enhancement of regional cohesion in the NMS-10 pp. 9

Adrienn Feko, Magdolna Sass and Gabor Nagy

The convergence process of the European regions: the role of Regional Policy and the Common Agricultural Policy pp. 11

Elisa Montresor, Francesco Pecci and Nicola Pontarollo

Cohesion Policy for rural areas after 2013: A rationale derived from the EDORA project (European Development Opportunities in Rural Areas) - ESPON 2013 Project 2013/1/2 pp. 12

Andrew K. Copus, Mark Shucksmith, Thomas Dax and David Meredith

2011, volume 113, articles 01

Parametric farm performance and efficiency methodology: Stochastic Frontier Analysis pp. 10

Zoltán Bakucs

The Effect of Exchange Rate Volatility upon Foreign Trade of Hungarian Agricultural Products pp. 14

József Fogarasi

How does it work for Hungarian food consumers? A medium-term analysis pp. 16

Judith Szigeti and Szilard Podruzsik

Local sustainability in Hungary – an analysis of the factors that determine the low number of LA21 strategies pp. 16

Imre Baják and Zsolt Torcsvari

The Comparative Cost and Profit Analysis of Organic and Conventional Farming pp. 20

Peter Urfi, Andras Hoffmann and Krisztina Kormosne-Koch

The impact of crop protection on agricultural production pp. 22

Jozsef Popp and Krisztina Hantos

The impacts of the global financial and economic crisis on the agro-food sector of Central and Eastern European and Central Asian countries pp. 30

Norbert Potori, Andrew F. Fieldsend, Robert Garay, Jozsef Popp and Gabor Udovecz