Structural changes of incomes of agricultural producers based on knowledge approach

I. Boháčková
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I. Boháčková: Czech University of Agriculture, Prague, Czech Republic

Agricultural Economics, 2006, vol. 52, issue 3, 128-132

Abstract: The paper is focused on the actual problems of agricultural producers' incomes. Currently these become one of the monitored descriptors of maintaining of social stability in agriculture and in the countryside. There is not judged the height and the income development in the article, but the attention is paid to their structure. Concretely, the relation between incomes, which come from the entrepreneurial activity of producers, and the supports, which farmers get in the frame of the Common Agrarian Policy, is monitored. The aim is to draw attention to the possibility of a certain future disproportion towards strengthening of subsidiary means in the total incomes, which could dampen the own entrepreneurial activities. At the same time, it is necessary in this context to solve also methodological aspects of income level monitoring in agriculture. The European Union (Eurostat) makes available several variants of monitoring. Nevertheless, it is essential that the methodology was unambiguous and transparent, so that the incomes in agrarian sector could be unambiguously quantified. Last but not least, the attention is called to a strong influence of the knowledge approach within fulfillment of the European agricultural model.

Keywords: agrarian sector; incomes of agricultural producers; subsidiary means; methodology of income monitoring; income structure; knowledge approach to fulfillment of European agricultural model (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2006
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