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The Impact of Direct Income Transfers of CAP on Greek Olive Farms' Performance: Using a Non-Monotonic Inefficiency Effects Model

Journal

JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
Volume 62, Issue 3, Pages 630-638

Publisher

WILEY-BLACKWELL
DOI: 10.1111/j.1477-9552.2011.00302.x

Keywords

Common Agricultural Policy; direct income transfers; Greek olive farming; non-monotonic inefficiency effects model; production frontier; technical efficiency

Funding

  1. European Commission [022653]

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We analyse the impacts of direct income transfers on the technical efficiency of Greek olive farms. We use a production frontier function and a non-monotonic inefficiency effects model, which incorporates the influences of exogenous variables (subsidies, farm characteristics, etc.) on technical efficiency. The model is applied to 1995-2004 FADN data. The results show that direct transfers of the CAP had a negative and monotonic effect on technical efficiency, whereas the degree of specialisation had a non-monotonic effect on technical efficiency.

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