Multifunctionality Towards an Analytical Framework
The term multifunctionality is increasingly used, but is prone to different interpretations concerning its definition, its utility and its implications for policy at domestic and international level. The OECD undertook this analysis to clarify the concept of multifunctionality and to try to establis...
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Formato: | Libro electrónico |
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Paris :
OECD Publishing
2001.
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Colección: | Agriculture and food.
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- ""Foreword""; ""Table of Contents""; ""Part I. Summary and Conclusions""; ""Background""; ""Box I.1. A note on terminology""; ""Box I.2. Multifunctionality and sustainability""; ""Structure of the report""; ""Box I.3. Multifunctionality: a specificity of agriculture?""; ""A “working definition� of multifunctionality""; ""Box I.4. Multifunctionality: a characteristic or an objective?""; ""Policy context""; ""Summary of production aspects""; ""Key concepts and questions""; ""The nature of jointness in agriculture""; ""Box I.5. The sources of joint production""
- ""The spatial, scale and time dimensions of non-commodity outputs""""Non-agricultural provision""; ""Summary of externality and public good aspects""; ""Public goods""; ""Box I.6. Illustrative categorisation of public goods""; ""From an analytical framework to policy implications""; ""Notes""; ""Bibliography""; ""Part II. The Production Relationships Underlying Multifunctionality""; ""Introduction""; ""What are the key questions?""; ""Joint production and its application to multifunctionality""; ""Box II.1. What is the appropriate unit of analysis?""
- ""Box II.2. Joint production � the example of forestry""""Figure II.1. A simplified model of supply and demand for joint products""; ""Figure II.2. Optimal supply of a jointly produced non-commodity output""; ""Figure II.3. Joint production, relative prices and output composition""; ""Figure II.4. Some hypothetical production relationships""; ""The nature of jointness in agriculture""; ""Figure II.5. A schematic representation of economic activities on the farm""; ""Table II.1. Examples of production relationships for selected non-commodity outputs""
- ""Agricultural landscape and cultural heritage values""""Environmental outputs""; ""Rural viability and the contribution of agricultural employment""; ""Figure II.6. Commodity production and agricultural employment""; ""Food security""; ""Animal welfare""; ""Spatial and scale issues""; ""Spatial differences in production relationships""; ""Figure II.7. Implications of site-specific productivity and value differences for non-commodity...""; ""The spatial extension of non-commodity outputs""; ""Agricultural versus non-agricultural provision of non-commodity outputs""; ""Notes""
- ""Bibliography""""Part III. Externality and Public Good Aspects of Multifunctionality""; ""Introduction""; ""Background""; ""Approach""; ""Organisation of this part""; ""Externality aspects""; ""Definitions and classifications""; ""Table. Classification of positive externalities""; ""Box III.1. Basic terms and analytical tools for discussing externalities""; ""Figure III.1. Classification of positive externalities (marginal benefit � commodity output curve)""; ""Figure III.2. Classification of positive externalities (social cost curves in commodity output-price graph)""
- ""Box III.2. Are externalities with opportunity costs externalities?""