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This book gives insights into the agricultural policies in several countries located in different continents. It is of interest to students, researchers, and policy and decision makers.
Given the particularities of agriculture, agricultural policies are indispensable for an adjusted development of farms according to the strategic objectives of each country, namely the socio-economic and environmental ones. The question that often arises is whether the practical effects of the various policy measures are in accordance with their design and what is the effect of these policy instruments among many other causes of structural and technological change.
The aim of this book is to describe the main agricultural policies that have been implemented in countries such as the United States of America, Brazil, China, India, South Africa, Australia, as well as the European Union. It also aims to analyse the real impact of these policies on the structural and technological changes of farms in the European Union. As its methodology, the book considers bibliometric analysis, literature review and statistical approaches.
Contents
Chapter 1. The contexts of agricultural policies in the United States of America: Perspectives for the future.- Chapter 2. Frameworks of agricultural policies in Brazil: Interrelationships with the dynamics of sustainable development.- Chapter 3. The main agricultural policy instruments in China: Trends in recent years.- Chapter 4. Agricultural policies in India: Demands of current realities.- Chapter 5. Key lessons from the agricultural strategy in South Africa: Some highlights.- Chapter 6. Changes needed for a more adjusted agricultural policy in Australia: Presenting suggestions.- Chapter 7. Evolution of the Common Agricultural Policy in the European Union: A policy for different scenarios.- Chapter 8. Impacts of agricultural policies on structural and technological changes in agricultural holdings: The case of the European Union.
