Agricultural Policy Reform and the Rural Economy in OECD Countries
The socio-economic development of rural areas has become an important issue for agricultural policy design in many OECD countries. Yet there is still a lack of comprehensive analysis of the inter-linkages between the agro-food sector and the rural economy. What consequences have on-going structural...
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Paris :
OECD Publishing
1998.
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- 1. MAIN REPORT
- Executive summary
- I. Background
- II. Agricultural structural change and the rural economy
- III. Linkages between agricultural policies and the rural economy
- IV. Towards a consensus on policy responses
- Annex
- I. Approach and data
- II. Definitions of concepts
- Annex: Tables
- Bibliography
- 2. CASE STUDY – CANADA: ANNAPOLIS AND YORKTON REGIONS
- Executive summary
- I. Introduction
- II. The Annapolis region of Nova Scotia
- III. The Yorkton region of Eastern Saskatchewan
- IV. Major agri-food policies, 1981-95
- V. Impact on the agri-food sector, 1981-95
- VI. Changing policies and programmes, 1995-97
- Bibliography
- 3. CASE STUDY – FRANCE: BRITTANY AND BURGUNDY
- -Executive summary
- I. Introduction
- II. General features of the two regions
- III. Agriculture and the agro-food sector in Burgundy and Brittany
- IV. Implementation of agricultural policies in Burgundy and Brittany
- V. Critical assessment of the role of agricultural policy in rural development in Burgundy and Brittany
- VI. Conclusion: future challenges
- Annex:
- Tables
- Bibliography
- 4. CASE STUDY – GREECE: CRETE
- Executive summary
- I. Introduction
- II. Main socio-economic features of Crete
- III. Structural features of the Cretan agricultural sector
- IV. Use and implementation of agro-structural and other policies
- V. An assessment of agro-structural policies
- VI. Conclusions
- Annex: Graph and Tables
- Bibliography
- 5. CASE STUDY – JAPAN: HILLY AND MOUNTAINOUS AREAS
- Executive summary
- I. Introduction
- II. Hilly and mountainous areas
- III. Main agricultural policy settings and recent developments
- IV. Case study: flat rural villages vs. hilly villages
- V. Summary and conclusion: developing a better policy mix
- Notes and sources of boxes
- Annex
- Graphs
- Measures on ‘‘Tana Da’’ in hilly and mountainous areas
- Bibliography
- 6. CASE STUDY – NORWAY: SOGN OG FJORDANE AND VESTFOLD
- Executive summary
- I. Background
- II. Agricultural
- III. Overview of Norwegian agriculture – Sogn og Fjordane and Vestfold
- IV. Assessment of policy efficiency
- Annex: Graphs and Table
- 7. CASE STUDY – NEW ZEALAND
- Executive summary
- I. Preamble
- II. A profile of rural New Zealand
- III. Agro-food sector
- IV. Agricultural policies
- V. Government’s role in rural development
- VI. The broader implications of New Zealand’s experience
- Bibliography
- 8. CASE STUDY – SWISS: CANTON URI AND CANTON ZUG
- Executive summary
- I. Introduction
- II. The role of direct payments in agricultural reform
- III. Ecological objectives and strategies
- IV. Organic farming and integrated production
- V. Farmer participation in ecological programmes
- Annex