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Modelling the Multifunctionality of Czech Agriculture. CEPS ENARPRI Working Papers No. 17, May 2006

Doucha, Tomáš and Foltýn, Ivan. (2006) Modelling the Multifunctionality of Czech Agriculture. CEPS ENARPRI Working Papers No. 17, May 2006.

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Abstract

The transformation of Czech agriculture since 1990 under the different stages of agricultural policy has resulted in the emergence of a strong, dual farm structure with a high share of leased land and profit-maximising (vs. family) farms. This working paper assesses the current situation concerning the multifunctional aspects of Czech farms. Applying a non-linear optimising model (FARMA 4), this study simulates the effects of different policy scenarios up to 2010 on the selected set of indicators of multifunctionality for eight farm categories (differentiated into three regions and by profit/income orientation). Under all the scenarios, there is a tendency towards a more extensive level of production with lower labour input, particularly by the profit-oriented farms that prevail in Czech agriculture.

Item Type:Working Paper
Public Domain:No
Refereed:No
Status:Published
Authors, Individual:Doucha, Tomáš and Foltýn, Ivan.
Title:Modelling the Multifunctionality of Czech Agriculture. CEPS ENARPRI Working Papers No. 17, May 2006
Language:English
Institution:Centre for European Policy Studies (Brussels)
Journals and Series:Series > Centre for European Policy Studies (Brussels) > ENARPRI Working Papers
Pages:18
Month:May
Year:2006
Subjects:Countries > Czech Republic
EU policies and themes > Policies & related activities > agriculture policy
Keywords:Multifunctionality; land use; structure of production.
Alternative Locations:http://shop.ceps.be/BookDetail.php?item_id=1337
ID Code:6726
Deposited By:Wilkin, Phil
Deposited On:31 March 2007