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The "Multi functionality" of agriculture : Recognition of agriculture as a public good or position against trade liberalisation ?

Bindraban Prem, Griffon Michel, Jansen Hans, Price Thomas Louis. 1999. The "Multi functionality" of agriculture : Recognition of agriculture as a public good or position against trade liberalisation ?. Montpellier : CIRAD-AMIS, 8 p.

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Résumé : The multifunctionality of agriculture will certainly constitute a subject for passionate debate during the current global round of trade negotiations. Two views clash at these debates: one group invoking the multifunctional character of agriculture - in particular as a public good - to justify continuing support and protection, and another group declaring that agriculture should be exposed to free competition as is any other economic sector. This paper offers a definition of multifunctionality drawing on empirical evidence, examines the public nature of specific functions, and assesses the influence of market maturity on the use of the multifunctional character of agriculture.

Auteurs et affiliations

  • Bindraban Prem, DLO (NLD)
  • Griffon Michel, CIRAD-AMIS-ECOPOL (FRA)
  • Jansen Hans, LEI (NLD)
  • Price Thomas Louis

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