Agricultural policy and the Common Market /

By:

Marsh, John Stanley

Contributor(s):

Ritson, Christopher

Material type: Text

TextSeries: European seriesPublication details: London : Chatham House; PEP, [1971]Description: 199 p.:illISBN:

0853740348

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

338.1'81 MAR

LOC classification:

HD1920.5.Z8 1971b

Summary: This study examines the character and development of agricultural policy within the European Economic Community. The study starts with a brief outline of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP). Chapter 2 states briefly the theoretical background against which agricultural policy decisions need to be set. It is followed by an examination of decisions taken by the Community in chapter 3. In chapter 4, the possibility of improving policy by extending the use of mechanisms which already exist within the Community is discussed. Chapter 5 looks at the present agricultural arrangements of the Community in relation to the United Kingdom.

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This study examines the character and development of agricultural policy within the European Economic Community. The study starts with a brief outline of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP). Chapter 2 states briefly the theoretical background against which agricultural policy decisions need to be set. It is followed by an examination of decisions taken by the Community in chapter 3. In chapter 4, the possibility of improving policy by extending the use of mechanisms which already exist within the Community is discussed. Chapter 5 looks at the present agricultural arrangements of the Community in relation to the United Kingdom.

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