Regulation (EU) No.1307/2013 has introduced a relevant change of the architecture for direct payments of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), both imposing an internal convergence process and establishing a strong mandate for each Member State, in order to improve the effectiveness of the 1st Pillar. As the choice of a specific convergence model is going to influence profitability of many farms, it represents one of the most relevant decisions Italy has to make. The article aims at analysing and comparing how the three convergence models that the Reg. (EU) No.1307/2013 establishes might differently impact on net farm incomes. To this end, 6th Agricultural Census and Farm Accountancy Data Network (FADN) database are utilized and appropriate simulations for representative farms of the most important Italian Type of farming (TF) are carried out.
Assessing the impacts of Reg. (EU) No. 1307-2013 on Italian farms. A comparison between three alternative convergence models
FRASCARELLI, Angelo;CILIBERTI, STEFANO
2015
Abstract
Regulation (EU) No.1307/2013 has introduced a relevant change of the architecture for direct payments of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), both imposing an internal convergence process and establishing a strong mandate for each Member State, in order to improve the effectiveness of the 1st Pillar. As the choice of a specific convergence model is going to influence profitability of many farms, it represents one of the most relevant decisions Italy has to make. The article aims at analysing and comparing how the three convergence models that the Reg. (EU) No.1307/2013 establishes might differently impact on net farm incomes. To this end, 6th Agricultural Census and Farm Accountancy Data Network (FADN) database are utilized and appropriate simulations for representative farms of the most important Italian Type of farming (TF) are carried out.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
