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Mark Brady - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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how to design a targeted Agricultural Subsidy system efficiency or equity
PLOS ONE, 2012Co-Authors: Ronggang Cong, Mark BradyAbstract:In this paper we appraise current Agricultural Subsidy policy in the EU. Several sources of its inefficiency are identified: it is inefficient for supporting farmers’ incomes or guaranteeing food security, and irrational transfer payments decoupled from actual performance that may be negative for environmental protection, social cohesion, etc. Based on a simplified economic model, we prove that there is “reverse redistribution” in the current tax-Subsidy system, which cannot be avoided. To find a possible way to distribute subsidies more efficiently and equitably, several alternative Subsidy systems (the pure loan, the harvest tax and the income contingent loan) are presented and examined.
Yin Feng-mei - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Analysis of changing trends of Agricultural Subsidy policy of the United States
Journal of Chongqing Technology and Business University, 2007Co-Authors: Yin Feng-meiAbstract:Dozens of Agricultural Subsidy laws have been issued in the United States since the first systematic Agricultural law was implemented in 1933. A lot of long-term subsidies for agriculture are conducted and the Subsidy system with characteristics is formed.
Ronggang Cong - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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how to design a targeted Agricultural Subsidy system efficiency or equity
PLOS ONE, 2012Co-Authors: Ronggang Cong, Mark BradyAbstract:In this paper we appraise current Agricultural Subsidy policy in the EU. Several sources of its inefficiency are identified: it is inefficient for supporting farmers’ incomes or guaranteeing food security, and irrational transfer payments decoupled from actual performance that may be negative for environmental protection, social cohesion, etc. Based on a simplified economic model, we prove that there is “reverse redistribution” in the current tax-Subsidy system, which cannot be avoided. To find a possible way to distribute subsidies more efficiently and equitably, several alternative Subsidy systems (the pure loan, the harvest tax and the income contingent loan) are presented and examined.
Xie Qiuj - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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implications of agriculture bill of the united states in 2014 on the policy of Agricultural Subsidy in china
Journal of Hubei Correspondence University, 2014Co-Authors: Xie QiujAbstract:Agriculture,as an important basic industry of a country,its inherent inferiority was protected by policies based on national interests. Among them,the Agricultural subsidies is the focus of government subsidies. As being a large Agricultural country,the domestic Agricultural subsidies of China must comply with international rules after joining in the WTO. The United States has fixed Agricultural subsidies in the form of legislation and got the progressive development to form a complete legal system of Agricultural subsidies,and been modified according to the changes in the world situation and their national conditions.This passage makes investigation on the agriculture bill of the United States in 2014 and sums up the learning experience in terms of current Agricultural Subsidy policies on China according to the the abolition of direct subsidies in the US farm bill and add a new " green box" policy.
Mariah Tanner Ehmke - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Subsidy incidence in Agricultural land markets an experimental investigation
2011 Annual Meeting July 24-26 2011 Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, 2011Co-Authors: Amy M Nagler, Dale J Menkhaus, Christopher T Bastian, Mariah Tanner EhmkeAbstract:We use laboratory market experiments to control for market power and social norms in order to evaluate market outcomes associated with Subsidy incidence. We estimate the incidence of a stylized Agricultural Subsidy in laboratory land rental negotiations and compare the market behavior of university students to Agricultural professionals. In separate sessions with both subject groups, 21.5 percent of a per-unit Subsidy paid to the buyer (tenant) was passed on to sellers (landlords). The consistent treatment effect between students and professionals is encouraging, particularly in the use of experimental laboratory methods for ex ante analyses of Agricultural policy impacts.