[PDF] Top 20 Synthesis Report on the Impact of Capital Use. Factor Markets Working Document No. 57, August 2013

... a factor markets ...this factor further and find different rationing regimes represented in different member ...fixed capital are generally low. We conclude that the functioning of ... See full document

... With respect to the farm structure, we find that capitalisation of direct payments is lower in countries characterised by a significant share of agricultural land used by corporate farms. Per additional euro of direct ... See full document

... the impact of total subsidies on out-farm migration suggests mixed results (Barkley, 1990; Goetz and Debertin, 1996; Mishra and Goodwin, 1997; Pietola et ...physical capital and decrease the demand for ... See full document

... This is the first paper to empirically estimate the extent of capitalisation or the SAPS into land values in the NMS and the first to consider a standard area payment. Using a unique farm-level panel data set with 20,930 ... See full document

... human capital theory (Becker, 1965) suggests that the marginal productivity of the operator is affected by socio-economic factors; thus, among farmer characteristics we include age, gender and marital ...an ... See full document

... We use panel data from the Farm Business Survey (REA) and FADN database covering the period from 2002 to 2009 to model these ...and use a sample selection corrected ordinary least squares model to examine ... See full document

... Based on the findings of Hüttel et al. (2010), Pietola et al. (2012) and Petrick and Kloss (2012) interest rates vary among EU member states and are either too high because of market imperfections or too low because of ... See full document

... the impact of the PFC payments, MLA, CRP payments and LDP on cash rental rates for farmland in Iowa and find that MLA and PFC payments, which are decoupled from production, are almost completely bid into land ... See full document

... The impact of the cost for hired labour on family labour is expected to be positive, assuming the two labour inputs are ...labour use, as higher sales revenue could be associated with farm ...to use ... See full document

... In our case, the choice is mainly driven by the small number of farms showing any reaction to the post-2013 reform scenarios (see descriptive results below), which makes it difficult to use most common ... See full document

... we use when calculating the propensity ...human capital endowments, a household’s demographic composition and regional ...human capital, we include four dummy variables denoting education level of ... See full document

... When talking about the attitude of farmers to land under communism, there is yet another important characteristic that should be mentioned. This relates to complex relationships between family farms and the state in the ... See full document

... financial markets which might indicate that the governments assume that agriculture has problems in receiving ...financial markets is the low values of ... See full document

... of factor market modelling in ...agricultural factor markets over and above the GTAP (Global Trade Analysis Project) model which forms the core of the ...of factor markets has been ... See full document

... The household-level variables turn out to be very significant determinants of farm exit. As expected, age is positively associated with the probability of farm exit, although it appears to be non-linear as age squared is ... See full document