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creators_name: Laukkanen, Marita
creators_name: Nauges, Céline
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title: Evaluating greening farm policies: a structural model for assessing agri-environmental subsidies
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abstract: This study uses a structural econometric model to evaluate the impacts of support from a European Union agri-environmental program designed to reduce nutrient pollution from agricultural land. Drawing on a representative sample of individual grain farms, we first quantify the effects of agri-environmental payments on farms’ decisions on land allocation and on fertilizer use. We then combine the predicted land allocation and fertilizer use with environmental production functions to quantify the impact on nutrient loading. Finally, we assess the monetary value of reduced nutrient pollution, drawing on a recent valuation study.
date: 2014-08
date_type: published
official_url: http://tse-fr.eu/pub/28887
faculty: tse
divisions: tse
keywords: Agri‐environmental programs
keywords: farm subsidies
keywords: structural models
keywords: panel data
keywords: policy evaluation
keywords: nutrient pollution
keywords: cost‐benefit analysis
language: en
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subjectsJEL: JEL_Q53
subjectsJEL: JEL_Q58
view_date_year: 2014
full_text_status: none
publication: Land Economics
volume: 90
number: 3
pagerange: 458-481
refereed: TRUE
oai_identifier: oai:tse-fr.eu:28887
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citation:   Laukkanen, Marita and Nauges, Céline <https://www.idref.fr/17222778X>  (2014) Evaluating greening farm policies: a structural model for assessing agri-environmental subsidies.    Land Economics, 90 (3).  pp. 458-481.