2012Japan Social Innovation JournalOpen access

The Impact of Common Agricultural Policy of EU on Regional Growth and Convergence

Ivana Kraftová, Jaroslav Kovárník

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The aim of this article is to show the influence of common agricultural policy on the member states of the EU in relationship with the regional policy viewed as cohesion and growth supporting policy.This article focuses on the development of efficiency of old and new EU member states in the last decade.

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The aim of this article is to show the influence of common agricultural policy on the member states of the EU in relationship with the regional policy viewed as cohesion and growth supporting policy.This article focuses on the development of efficiency of old and new EU member states in the last decade.

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The aim of this article is to show the influence of common agricultural policy on the member states of the EU in relationship with the regional policy viewed as cohesion and growth supporting policy.This article focuses on the development of efficiency of old and new EU member states in the last decade.

Key concepts: Common Agricultural Policy, Convergence (economics), Agriculture, Economics, Natural resource economics, Economic geography, International trade, European union

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