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Productivity of European Union agriculture in 2009-2018. Measurement and analysis using the aggregated productivity indexes

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Rusielik R.
Prace Naukowe Uniwersytetu Ekonomicznego we Wrocławiu
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2020
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issue vol. 64, nr 4
173-186
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The study measured the Total Factor Productivity (TFP) of European Union (EU) agriculture in 2009-2018. Aggregated Färe-Primont productivity indexes were used for this purpose. The indexes are relative in nature, i.e. their level is determined in relation to other countries, and thus, first of all, productivity indicators were calculated for 25 EU countries. Then, an analysis of the changes in these indicators in the analysed years was performed. Based on the analysis, countries were grouped into four specific groups distinguished by differences in the level of productivity and by the dynamics and nature of changes taking place at this level. In essence, group A are countries with the highest levels of productivity throughout the period under analysis. Group B are countries characterized by an average level of productivity. Group C are countries where the level of productivity is decreasing, while group D are countries with the lowest productivity. In the next stage of research, an attempt was made to compare the identified groups in terms of selected indicators. The aim of the research was to show the differences in the level of productivity between EU countries and to try to find factors affecting this level.
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W badaniach został wykonany pomiar poziomu produktywności całkowitej Total Factor Productivity (TFP) rolnictwa Unii Europejskiej (UE) w latach 2009-2018. Wykorzystano w tym celu zagregowane indeksy produktywności Färe-Primonta. Indeksy mają charakter względny, tj. ich poziom wyznaczany jest w relacji do innych krajów. I tak, po pierwsze, obliczono wskaźniki produktywności dla 25 krajów UE. Następnie wykonano analizę zmian tych wskaźników w analizowanych latach. Na podstawie analizy wykonano grupowanie krajów na cztery specyficzne grupy wyodrębnione ze względu na różnice w poziomie produktywności oraz ze względu na dynamikę i charakter zachodzących zmian tego poziomu. W uproszczeniu grupa A to kraje o najwyższym poziomie produktywności przez cały analizowany okres. Grupa B to kraje charakteryzujące się średnim poziomem produktywności. Grupa C to kraje, w których poziom produktywności się zmniejsza, natomiast grupa D to kraje o najniższej produktywności. W kolejnym etapie badań podjęto próbę porównania wyodrębnionych grup pod względem wybranych wskaźników. Celem badań było wykazanie różnic w poziomie produktywności pomiędzy krajami UE i próba znalezienia czynników mających wpływ na ten poziom.
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TFP Determinants in European Union Member States in 2000-2014 in the Light of Panel Study Results

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Młynarzewska-Borowiec I.
Central European Review of Economics & Finance
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2018
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issue Vol. 26, No 4
65-78
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The aim of the article is to examine, whether and to what extent disparities in TFP levels in the group of 27 member states of the European Union in the period 2000- 2014 are the result of difference in factors determining them. In the light of the conducted panel data analysis, the countries of the UE-15 group with higher levels of TFP differ from the "new" UE countries in terms of determinants of TFP. In the first group of countries the key role in shaping TFP play human capital resources, in the second group- the degree of involvement in international exchange. Human skills and qualifications are found to be completely irrelevant determinants of TFP levels in the "new" UE members states. (original abstract)
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