THE DOMESTIC SUPPORT FOR THE POLISH AGRICULTURE IN EU MEMBERSHIP CONDITIONS

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  • Alina Danilowska

Abstract

The aim of the paper is to evaluate the forms, scope and role of the domestic support for the agriculture in conditions of functioning of CAP system.
The Poland’s accession to the European Union has offered for the Polish agriculture the access to the vast rangeof measures of the support provided under  Common  Agricultural  Policy.  But,  the  system  of  domestic  support  which
existed before accession remain in nearly unchanged form. Preferential credit
is the main tool of the domestic support. It is popular among the farmers a lthough the decrease in the number of taken credits has been observed since
2008. The popularity of the preferential credits stems from their vast range of
the aims they can finance.

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No. 181 (2013): Частина 5 (укр)

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