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Coupled Agricultural Subsidies in the EU Undermine Climate Efforts, Applied Economic Perspectives and Policy


Författare: Torbjörn Jansson  Ida Nordin  Fredrik Wilhelmsson  Peter Witzke  Gordana Manevska-Tasevska  Franz Weiss  Alexander Gocht 


Subsidizing polluting industries generally leads to increased pollution locally. However, given the diversity of production technologies across countries and international trade, the global impact of unilateral policies is not a priori clear. We use the agricultural sector model CAPRI to simulate the impact of removing the voluntary coupled support for ruminants, presently permitted under the EU Common Agricultural Policy. We find that this reduces greenhouse gas emissions in the EU. However, emissions leakage significantly diminishes the global mitigation effect since about 3/4 of the reduction in the EU is offset by increased emissions in the rest of the world.


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Författare:

Bild på medarbetare: Torbjörn Jansson. Foto.
Torbjörn Jansson

Bild på medarbetare: Ida Nordin. Foto.
Ida Nordin

Bild på medarbetare: Fredrik Wilhelmsson. Foto.
Fredrik Wilhelmsson

Peter Witzke

Bild på medarbetare: Gordana Manevska-Tasevska. Foto.
Gordana Manevska-Tasevska

Franz Weiss

Alexander Gocht