- Author
- Serenčéš Peter (Slovak Agricultural University in Nitra), Tóth Marián (FEM SPU v Nitre), Prevužňáková Jana (Slovak Agricultural University in Nitra)
- Title
- Impact of Direct Payment Reform of CAP 2014-2020 on the Economy of Agricultural Enterprises in Slovakia
- Source
- Zeszyty Naukowe SGGW w Warszawie. Polityki Europejskie, Finanse i Marketing, 2012, nr 7 (56), s. 120-126, rys., tab., bibliogr. 6 poz.
Scientific Journals Warsaw University of Life Sciences - SGGW. European Policies, Finance and Marketing - Keyword
- Rolnictwo, Wspieranie rolnictwa, Gospodarstwa rolne, Wspólna Polityka Rolna, Dopłaty dla rolnictwa, Finansowanie rolnictwa
Agriculture, Agriculture support, Arable farm, Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), Payments for agricultural, Agricultural finance - Note
- summ.
- Country
- Republika Słowacka
Slovak Republic - Abstract
- Through the instruments of the EU budget is a large volume of financial resources allocated in the national economy. More than 40% of this budget is allocated to address the priorities and the objectives of the CAP of the EU. Specification of objectives in the form of food production, sustainable management of natural resources, impacts of climate change and balanced regional development in Europe requires the formulation and methodology for establishing a single market for agricultural commodities and food. In this respect, the reform of CAP direct payments post 2013 is a significant help in sense of progressive reduction and capping of the direct payments. As confirmed by the results of the analyzed companies progressive reduction and capping direct payments (direct payments without taking into account the greening aspect) is in the accordance with the priorities and objectives of the EU's CAP. The results of the analysis have proved that only 4.95% (56) companies would had been affected by a reduction of direct payments in the calendar year 2010 according this structure:
- by 20% for the tranche of more than 150 000 EUR and up to 200 000 EUR - 19 enterprises
- by 40% for the tranche of more than 200 000 EUR and up to 250 000 EUR - 17 enterprises
- by 70% for the tranche of more than 250 000 EUR and up to 300 000 EUR - 4 enterprises
- by 100% for the tranche of more than 300 000 EUR - 16 enterprises.
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- ISSN
- 2081-3430
- Language
- eng