Changing of agricultural policies in Romania during preparation of EU accession and thereafter

Lucian Luca

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Abstract: This article provide a comprehensive perspective in the analysis and evaluation of Agricultural Policies, highlighting the arguments That lay at the basis of Common Agricultural Policy reform in the context of Pressures for Reforming the Agricultural Policies in OECD member countries the, on one hand, and of the radical transformations of the Agricultural Policies in Romania Accession during preparation and afterwards. Main Contribution is represented by interpretation of the significance of Romania's Agricultural Policies Adequate changes through the identification of data sources Referring to the Budgetary expenditures of agriculture and Their grouping by Intervention destinations. The analysis Revealed the right direction of agricultural policy changes, as well as the quasi-discretionary subsidies from national funds. Furthermore, the most targeted allocation of funds for agricultural policy Measures Funded from the national and European budget is necessary.

Keywords: Romania; Agricultural Policies; national budget; European funds (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: Q1 Q18 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2013-11-21
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Published in AGRARIAN ECONOMY AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT - REALITIES AND PROSPECTS FOR ROMANIA ISSN – 2285-6803; ISSN – L – 2285-6803.4(2013): pp. 1-6

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