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EU AGRICULTURAL FOLLOWING MACSHARRY'S REFORMS IN CONDITIONS CREATED BY DIFFERENT ECONOMIC POLICY OPTIONS

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Czyzewski A., Wawrzyniak L.
Wieś i Rolnictwo
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2004
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issue 4(125)
31-50
EN
The aim of the article is to present on the example of the European Union how the shape of agricultural policy changes under the influence of conditions created by the implementation of different economic policy options. The period covered by the analysis makes it possible to portray the evolution of the Common Agricultural Policy. The concept of the article is based on the agricultural policy's universals. The first part of the article describes the factors which determine the specific features of agriculture as a sector of the food economy. Next, the authors identify the macroeconomic indicators that shaped the EU's economic policy after MacSharry's reforms and then, they define the relation between the earlier mentioned determinants of the economic policy and their influence on prices and incomes in agriculture. Such analytical method allowed the authors of the article to identify changes altering the EU agricultural policy in the conditions of domination of the monetary option and fiscal option after 1991.
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The Interests of European Agriculture in the Light of Global Conditions of Economic Policy Making

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Czyzewski A., Poczta A., Wawrzyniak L.
Ekonomista
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2006
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issue 3
347-369
EN
The article presents conditions under which EU member countries pursue economic and agricultural policies. The authors describe the universal principles of agricultural policy that result from the necessity to retransfer the economic surplus to agriculture. Further, they have analyzed economic policies of EU member countries after MacSharry's reform and have proved that they follow the rule of a 'pendulum'. This rule consists in interchangeable application of different options of monetary and fiscal policies. On the basis of that survey they have constructed a model of pendulum which allows to define the character of economic policy implemented over a period of time. The model has been verified on data of several EU member countries. Finally, they have identified some interrelationships between economic and agricultural policies, characteristic of the period after 1991. The article points to the fact that despite the influence exerted by business cycle on the price scissors of incomes in agriculture there is no relation between farmers' incomes and the majority of macroeconomic indices. This, in turn, allows to conclude that common agricultural policy is beneficial for stabilizing the agricultural incomes and for the reduction of income disparities.
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