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CAPRI project (1997-1999) "Common Agricultural Policy Regional Impact Analysis" (partly funded by the EU FAIR3-CT96-1849)	CAPRI Overview
	Final Report

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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.

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Last updated: Thursday, September 04, 2014

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