Die zukünftige Ausgestaltung der Direktzahlungen – Eine quantitative Analyse möglicher Reformen in einer erweiterten Europäischen Union

MARTIN BANSE, FERDINAND NÖLLE

Published: 05.11.2002  〉 Jahrgang 51 (2002), Heft 8 (von 8)  〉 Resort: Articles 
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ABSTRACT

Reforming Direct Payments in the EU - A Quantitative Analysis for an Enlarged EUThe introduction of the current Common European Agricultural Policy in ten new member states in central and eastern Europe will be a major financial challenge for the European Union. On the basis of the partial equilibrium model ESIM this article analyses potential consequences of different options for a reformed CAP. While the impact on agricultural markets will be relatively small, the financial burden of a harmonisation of agricultural policies and an introduction of direct payments in the new member states has to be carried mainly by the old member states of the EU-15. The burden of the main net-payers, especially Germany, would be significantly lower, if CAP were reformed according to the proposals of the EU-Commission's Mid-term Report. However, the remaining negative impacts on world agricultural trade and on world market prices for agricultural products, clearly show the necessity of a further reform of the CAP.

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Dr. sc. agr. MARTIN BANSE (E-mail: mbanse@gwdg.de) und Dipl-Ing. agr. FERDINAND NÖLLE (E-mail: fnoelle@uni-uaao.gwdg.de), Institut für Agrarökonomie der Georg-August-Universität Göttingen,
Platz der Göttinger Sieben 5, D-37073 Göttingen
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