The aim of the paper is the analysis of the “consumption” of rural development policies (Rdp) as the result of entrepreneurial behaviours adopted by family farms. The underlying hypothesis is that family farm’s characteristics influence the consumption of rural development policies. By putting forward a family farm perspective, we support the idea that any boundary between productive and reproductive work in the farm household is artificial and condition farm strategy and aptitude to invest. Therefore, a relevant aspect to be examined concerns family size, localization in life cycle, and the presence of assistants within the family farms. The results of our analysis permit to emphasize the importance of family context in the access to Rdp and the relevance of the family assistants on farm’s propensity to get funded.
Adinolfi F., Bartoli L., De Rosa M., Fargione R. (2014); Composizione dell’impresa agricola familiare e accesso alle politiche di sviluppo rurale , paper presentato aI convegno degli Studi della Società Italiana di Economia Agraria: "La PAC 2014-2020: scenari per i sistemi agroalimentari e rurali europei", Benevento 18-20 Settembre. Documento accettato per la pubblicazione sulla Rivista di Economia Agraria / Adinolfi, F.; Luca, Bartoli .; Marcello, De Rosa .; Fargione, R. - STAMPA. - (2014), pp. 1-21. (Intervento presentato al convegno Convegno Studi della Società Italiana di Economia Agraria tenutosi a Benevento nel 18-20 Settembre).
Adinolfi F., Bartoli L., De Rosa M., Fargione R. (2014); Composizione dell’impresa agricola familiare e accesso alle politiche di sviluppo rurale , paper presentato aI convegno degli Studi della Società Italiana di Economia Agraria: "La PAC 2014-2020: scenari per i sistemi agroalimentari e rurali europei", Benevento 18-20 Settembre. Documento accettato per la pubblicazione sulla Rivista di Economia Agraria
ADINOLFI, FELICE;FARGIONE, RICCARDO
2014
Abstract
The aim of the paper is the analysis of the “consumption” of rural development policies (Rdp) as the result of entrepreneurial behaviours adopted by family farms. The underlying hypothesis is that family farm’s characteristics influence the consumption of rural development policies. By putting forward a family farm perspective, we support the idea that any boundary between productive and reproductive work in the farm household is artificial and condition farm strategy and aptitude to invest. Therefore, a relevant aspect to be examined concerns family size, localization in life cycle, and the presence of assistants within the family farms. The results of our analysis permit to emphasize the importance of family context in the access to Rdp and the relevance of the family assistants on farm’s propensity to get funded.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
