In Romania a regular shared point of view is the fact that agricultural subsidies are insufficient. At the same time, much less is being discussed about how well-founded are the directions and subsidy measures and if resources are allocated in a manner that reflects the appropriate needs of agriculture and rural development. The importance is the fact that the forms and tools for developing the agricultural sector are multiple, lately the subsidization fund became most important.
The purpose of this paper is to quantify and analyze forms of financial support agricultural producers in Romania, within the period of 2011-2015, in the process of forming the package of measures implemented in these funds, the allocation of resources and mechanism disbursements.
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In-Text Citation: (Ursu & Cofas, 2017)
To Cite this Article: Ursu, A., & Cofas, E. (2017). Research on Financial Support forms for Romanian Agriculture Producers. International Journal of Academic Research in Enviornment and Geography, 4(1), 11–23.
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