Design of the macroeconomic evolution of Romania's agriculture 2020–2040. (January 2022)
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- Design of the macroeconomic evolution of Romania's agriculture 2020–2040. (January 2022)
- Main Title:
- Design of the macroeconomic evolution of Romania's agriculture 2020–2040
- Authors:
- Feher, Andrea
Stanciu, Sorin
Iancu, Tiberiu
Adamov, Tabita Cornelia
Ciolac, Ramona Mariana
Pascalau, Raul
Banes, Adrian
Raicov, Miroslav
Gosa, Vasile - Abstract:
- Abstract: The aim of the article is to design the macroeconomic evolution of Romania's agriculture through three indicators, considered by the authors the most important in rendering the level of sectoral development, namely: Output of the Agricultural Industry, Intermediate Consumption, and Gross Value Added. The selected indicators largely reflect the level and trends of efficiency of economic activity in agriculture. The study is based on the historical evolution, over the last 20 years, of the three indicators, respectively an estimated presentation of their evolution over the next 20 years. The analysis was performed at the level of three countries (Romania, France and Germany), respectively at the level of the average in the European Union. A main purpose of the research is to analyze the extent to which Romania can approach the agricultural performance of these countries by 2040. The working method is based on the exploitation of historical data, followed by the anticipation of their progress based on power regression functions. Key findings highlight that in view of macroeconomic indicators considered, maintaining the same historical rate of development for all countries, Romania cannot reach the average level of the EU or other countries with which we compare itself (France or Germany) until 2040. A hypotheses based on an annual increases of 3.5% for Romania, would allow the recovery of gaps, taking into account the new prospective of the evolution of production andAbstract: The aim of the article is to design the macroeconomic evolution of Romania's agriculture through three indicators, considered by the authors the most important in rendering the level of sectoral development, namely: Output of the Agricultural Industry, Intermediate Consumption, and Gross Value Added. The selected indicators largely reflect the level and trends of efficiency of economic activity in agriculture. The study is based on the historical evolution, over the last 20 years, of the three indicators, respectively an estimated presentation of their evolution over the next 20 years. The analysis was performed at the level of three countries (Romania, France and Germany), respectively at the level of the average in the European Union. A main purpose of the research is to analyze the extent to which Romania can approach the agricultural performance of these countries by 2040. The working method is based on the exploitation of historical data, followed by the anticipation of their progress based on power regression functions. Key findings highlight that in view of macroeconomic indicators considered, maintaining the same historical rate of development for all countries, Romania cannot reach the average level of the EU or other countries with which we compare itself (France or Germany) until 2040. A hypotheses based on an annual increases of 3.5% for Romania, would allow the recovery of gaps, taking into account the new prospective of the evolution of production and future reform measures in agriculture under the umbrella of the Common Agricultural Policy. The authors' contribution to the realization of the theme is important in order to outline Romania's rural strategy at the horizon of 2040 and the possibilities of counteracting the differences of convergence between it and the countries studied. Highlights: Output of the agricultural industry, Intermediate Consumption, and Gross Value Added are indicators of efficiency. There is a low degree of convergence of Romania to the performance of Western European agriculture. Analyzing the historical evolution of the indicators, Romania cannot reach the average level of the EU until 2040. A hypotheses of annual growth of 3.5% for Romania, would allow until 2040 the recovery of performance gaps in agriculture. … (more)
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- Land use policy. Volume 112(2022)
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- Land use policy
- Issue:
- Volume 112(2022)
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- Volume 112, Issue 2022 (2022)
- Year:
- 2022
- Volume:
- 112
- Issue:
- 2022
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- 2022-0112-2022-0000
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- Publication Date:
- 2022-01
- Subjects:
- Convergence -- Output of the agricultural industry -- Gross added value -- Intermediate consumption -- Historical growth -- Hypotheses -- Power regression functions
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