The compromise MFF agreement is a major achievement for the Irish Presidency but approval by the Council and the Parliament will be a rocky process.
The compromise MFF agreement is a major achievement for the Irish Presidency but approval by the Council and the Parliament will be a rocky process.
With the MFF negotiations between Council and Parliament headings towards a high-noon showdown next Tuesday 18 June, this post recalls the steps in the trilogue process to this point.
Presentation by Francesco Mantino discusses what we can expect in next rural development programmes following CAP reform.
Two presentations at a conference of Italian agricultural economists in Parma last week summarise the state of CAP reform negotiations
June 20, 2013
Provisional MFF agreement still to be approved
June 13, 2013
Tuesday 18 June – high noon (or long midnight) for an MFF agreement?
June 12, 2013
What will change in EU rural development policies after 2013?
June 11, 2013
Where stand the CAP reform negotiations?
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Alan Matthews is Professor Emeritus of European Agricultural Policy in the Department of Economics at Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland. His major research interests are agricultural policy analysis, the impact of international trade on developing countries, and computable general equilibrium analysis of trade and agricultural policy reforms. He has worked as a consultant to the European Parliament, the OECD, the Food and Agricultural Organisation of the United Nations and the UN Industrial Development Organisation, and has been a panel member in a number of WTO Dispute Settlement procedures. He is currently President of the European Association of Agricultural Economists but writes here in a personal capacity.
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