Quotas are relatively a new phenomenon in our economy, especially in our agriculture. Their main purpose is, to … and that are at present in our conditions to solve as soon as possible. By help of experience EU countries is necessary to …

highest in the EU. We analyse several price scenarios for dairy products corresponding to 10-30% reductions in raw milk prices … in the EU following milk quota expansion of 2% per year. The sector model includes 18 dairy products and regions and … change are endogenous in the model. The results suggest that 10-15% reductions in the EU milk prices would result in less …

Milk quotas are a basic tool of the dairy market regime regulation in the EU. An abolishment of the quotas in 2015 will …

SIMulation (CAPSIM) model. This comparative-static, partial equilibrium modelling tool covering the whole of agriculture for all … EU member states has been disaggregated to represent nine secondary dairy products. Impacts are compared to a reference … for 2020. Key results are that milk production would increase by 3.0% in EU-27 whereas milk prices would drop by 7.2%. The …

variable intensity in the EU-15, continues and is predictable that it doesn't stop, especially if the cycle of low prices of … and of smallest progress of the average quota per farm, always below the average of the EU 15, and Denmark and United ….EE. do not differ from the average of the EU-15 (-7,5 percent variation for the number and 8,4 percent for the average quota …

-UK modelling system is simulated to identify the impact of abolishing or phasing out EU milk quotas on the dairy sector in the UK … impact of the abolition of dairy quotas is fairly modest at the EU-25 level, significant impacts are apparent at the …