Distorted incentives, agricultural and trade policy reforms, national agricultural development, Agricultural and Food Policy, International Relations/Trade, F13, F14, Q17, Q18,

Anderson, Kym

Croser, Johanna L.

Kurzweil, Marianne

Nelgen, Signe

Valenzuela, Ernesto

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(continued): Annual distortion estimates, CEE-10,

15 Table 15 (continued): Annual distortion estimates, Europe’s transition economies,

a. At farmgate undistorted prices. Source: Anderson and Valenzuela

a. At farmgate undistorted prices. Table 1 (continued): Annual distortion estimates,

a. At farmgate undistorted prices. Table 10 (continued): Annual distortion estimates,

a. At farmgate undistorted prices. Table 11 (continued): Annual distortion estimates,

a. At farmgate undistorted prices. Table 12 (continued): Annual distortion estimates,

a. At farmgate undistorted prices. Table 13 (continued): Annual distortion estimates, Turkey,

a. At farmgate undistorted prices. Table 14 (continued): Annual distortion estimates,

a. At farmgate undistorted prices. Table 2(continued): Annual distortion estimates, Czech Republic,

a. At farmgate undistorted prices. Table 3 (continued): Annual distortion estimates,

a. At farmgate undistorted prices. Table 4 (continued): Annual distortion estimates,

a. At farmgate undistorted prices. Table 5 (continued): Annual distortion estimates,

a. At farmgate undistorted prices. Table 6 (continued): Annual distortion estimates,

a. At farmgate undistorted prices. Table 7 (continued): Annual distortion estimates,

a. At farmgate undistorted prices. Table 8 (continued): Annual distortion estimates,

a. At farmgate undistorted prices. Table 9 (continued): Annual distortion estimates,

a. NRA estimates are taken from authors’ calculations where available, and are supplemented with estimates based on OECD PSE values. Table 1 (continued): Annual distortion estimates,

a. NRA estimates are taken from authors’ calculations where available, and are supplemented with estimates based on OECD PSE values.Table 10 (continued): Annual distortion estimates,

a. NRA estimates are taken from authors’ calculations where available, and are supplemented with estimates based on OECD PSE values.Table 11 (continued): Annual distortion estimates,

a. NRA estimates are taken from authors’ calculations where available, and are supplemented with estimates based on OECD PSE values.Table 12 (continued): Annual distortion estimates,

a. NRA estimates are taken from authors’ calculations where available, and are supplemented with estimates based on OECD PSE values.Table 13 (continued): Annual distortion estimates, Turkey,

a. NRA estimates are taken from authors’ calculations where available, and are supplemented with estimates based on OECD PSE values.Table 14 (continued): Annual distortion estimates,

a. NRA estimates are taken from authors’ calculations where available, and are supplemented with estimates based on OECD PSE values.Table 2 (continued): Annual distortion estimates, Czech Republic,

a. NRA estimates are taken from authors’ calculations where available, and are supplemented with estimates based on OECD PSE values.Table 3 (continued): Annual distortion estimates,

a. NRA estimates are taken from authors’ calculations where available, and are supplemented with estimates based on OECD PSE values.Table 4 (continued): Annual distortion estimates,

a. NRA estimates are taken from authors’ calculations where available, and are supplemented with estimates based on OECD PSE values.Table 5 (continued): Annual distortion estimates,

a. NRA estimates are taken from authors’ calculations where available, and are supplemented with estimates based on OECD PSE values.Table 6 (continued): Annual distortion estimates,

a. NRA estimates are taken from authors’ calculations where available, and are supplemented with estimates based on OECD PSE values.Table 7 (continued): Annual distortion estimates,

a. NRA estimates are taken from authors’ calculations where available, and are supplemented with estimates based on OECD PSE values.Table 8 (continued): Annual distortion estimates,

a. NRA estimates are taken from authors’ calculations where available, and are supplemented with estimates based on OECD PSE values.Table 9 (continued): Annual distortion estimates,

and OECD

and OECD (2007) a. Exportable (X), import-competing (M) and nontradables (H). b. Trade status is endogenously determined where the NRA is based on OECD information Table 15: Annual distortion estimates, Europe’s transition economies,

Distortions to Agricultural Incentives in Europe’s Transition Economies,

na -12 na -34 na na na na na na na na na na na -62

na -28 na -23 na na na na na na na na na na na -52

na -4 na -22 na na na na na na na na na na na -33 na -7

na 15 na 15 na na na na na na na na na na na 11 na

na 16 na 12 na na na na na na na na na na na 15 na

na 16 na 14 na na na na na na na na na na na 23 na

na na na -20 na na na na na na na na na na na

na na na -25 na na na na na na na na na na na -37 na

na na na 17 na na na na na na na na na na na 11

na na na 18 na na na na na na na na na na na 17 na

na na na 6 na 10 na na

na na na X na na na na na na na na na na na

na na na X na X na na

na X na

na X na na na na na na na na na na na

na X na X na na

na X Sources: Liefert and Liefert

poultr y rapese ed rice rye sheep meat soybe an sugar sunflo wer tobacc o tomat o wheat wine

Sources: Ciaian and Swinnen

Sources: Pomfret (2007a) a. Exportable (X), import-competing (M) and nontradables (H). b. Trade status is endogenously determined where the NRA is based on OECD information Table 6: Annual distortion estimates,

ANNUAL ESTIMATES OF DISTORTIONS TO AGRICULTURAL INCENTIVES IN EUROPE’S TRANSITION ECONOMIES

ANNUAL ESTIMATES OF DISTORTIONS TO AGRICULTURAL INCENTIVES IN EUROPE’S TRANSITION ECONOMIES

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