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Last updated: Thursday, September 04, 2014
CAPRI project (1997-1999)"Common Agricultural Policy Regional Impact Analysis"(partly funded by the EU FAIR3-CT96-1849)
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General information
- EU framework project 1997-1999
- Development and application of an EU-wide agricultural sector model:
- covering about 200 regions (NUTS 2 level)
- in order to evaluate regional and aggregate impacts of the CAP on production, income, markets, and the environment
Network
- coordination: project team at the University of Bonn
- 6 main European partners
- each partner covers a cluster of Member States with the help of sub-contractors
Data base
- activity based breakdown of regional agricultural production (about 50 activities)
- farm and market balances, unit value prices at national level (about 60 products, 35 inputs)
- consistent to the Economic Accounts of Agriculture
- includes policy variables at regional (premiums, set-aside, base areas...) and EU-level (tariffs, administrative prices, trade quotas...)
- complete for the years 1990-1995
- sourced by Eurostat's SPEL and REGIO data bases, completed (main effort!) by national and regional statistics
Modelling concept
- comparative static equilibrium model, solved by iterating supply and market modules
- supply module: separate, regional, non-linear programming models allowing to directly implement most policy measures with highly differentiated set of activities; Allocation based on profit maximising behaviour calibrated to exogeneous elasticities (animals) and estimated multi-product cost functions (annual crops); Perrenial activity levels projected exogeneously; provision of nutrient balances and gas emissions with global warming potential based on production system
- market module: Non-spatial, net-trade, multi-commodity model; regionalised at Member State level (+Norway, Switzerland, and "Rest-of-the-world"); endogeneous world market price and flexible levies
- equilibrium ensures cleared markets for products and young animals, match of feeding requirements of national herds
Technical Solution
- use of institute software and GAMS
Further information
(download information for Acrobat (".pdf") - files)CAPRI Overview presented at the 65th EAAE-Seminar in Bonn, March 2000
Final Report on the first three years of the project
CAPRI working papers: methodological and data issues related to the project
Historical roots: RAUMIS, SPEL and the research work in connection with the DFG_Schwerpunktprogramm.
Last updated: Thursday, September 04, 2014
News
New FAO report on international trade, climate change and food security - with contributions from former and current team members
Economic and Agricultural Policy Group is involved in the funded PhenoRob Cluster of Excellence
Recent publications
- International Interdependence between Cash Crop and Staple Food Futures Price Indices: A Dynamic Assessment Amrouk, E. M., Heckelei, T., Grosche, S. (2019): Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics: 1-22Economic Valuation of an Urban Lake Recreational Park: Case of Taman Tasik Cempaka in Bandar Baru Bangi, Malaysia Othman, J., Jafari, Y. (2019): Sustainability 11 (11)(3023): 15 pages.Heterogeneous impacts of neighbouring farm size on the decision to exit: evidence from Brittany Saint-Cyr, L. D. F., Storm, H., Heckelei, T., Piet, L. (2018): European Review of Agricultural Economics: Volume 46(2):237-266.Heterogeneous impacts of neighbouring farm size on the decision to exit: evidence from Brittany Saint-Cyr, L. D. F., Storm, H., Heckelei, T., Piet, L. (2018): European Review of Agricultural Economics: Volume 46(2):237-266.Conventionalization of Organic Farms in Germany: An Empirical Investigation Based on a Composite Indicator Approach Seidel, C., Heckelei, T., Lakner, S. (2019): Sustainability 11(10): 16 pages.The price of sanctions: An empirical analysis of German export losses due to the Russian agricultural ban Fedoseeva, S., Herrmann, R. (2019): Canadian Journal of Agricultural Economics: 15 pages.
- The impacts to food consumers of a Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership Jafari, Y., Britz, W., Beckman, J. (2019): Bio-based and Appplied Economics 7(2).Coffee value chains on the move: Evidence in Ethiopia Minten, B., Dereje, M., Engida, E., Kuma, T. (2019): Evidence in Ethiopia, Food Policy 83: 370-383.Agricultural non-CO2 emission reduction potential in the context of the 1.5 °C target Frank, S., Havlik, P., Stehfest, E., van Meijl, H., Witzke, H.-P., Pèrez Dominguez, I., van Dijk, M., Doelman, J. C., Fellmann, T., Koopman, J. F. L., Tabeau, A., Valin, H. (2019): Nature Climate Change 9: 66-72.Effect of mineral fertilizer on rain water and radiation use efficiencies for maize yield and stover biomass productivity in Ethiopia Srivastava, A. K., Mboh, C. M., Gaiser, T., Kuhn, A., Engida, E., Ewert, F. (2019): Agricultural Systems 168: 88-100.Assessing Sustainable Food and Nutrition Security of the EU Food System—An Integrated Approach Zurek, M., Hebinck, A., Leip, A., Vervoort, J., Kuiper, M., Garrone, M., Havlik, P., Heckelei, T., Hornborg, S., Ingram, J. S., Kuijsten, A., Shutes, L., Geleijnse, J. M., Terluin, I., van´t Veer, P., Wijnands, J., Zimmermann, A., Achterbosch, T. (2018): Sustainability 10(11)(4271): pp. 1-16.