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Socioeconomics
Main research focus
Swiss agriculture is a good example of an agrosystem that produces a range of non-market goods in addition to foodstuffs. This starts with the promotion of landscape diversity and biodiversity, but also extends to a multitude of cultural and social factors.
Socioeconomic research at ART begins with numerous problem areas: it assesses the consequences of different framework policy conditions on the production of milk, meat and plants, as well as identifying social problem situations and defining effective instruments for eliminating them. Another important focus is the interface between the economic and ecological development of the Swiss agrosector.
Socioeconomics at ART
Socioeconomic research at ART begins with numerous problem areas: it assesses the consequences of different framework policy conditions on the production of milk, meat and plants, as well as identifying social problem situations and defining effective instruments for eliminating them. Another important focus is the interface between the economic and ecological development of the Swiss agrosector.
Socioeconomics at ART
- Determines the effects of agricultural-policy measures and changed framework conditions. For this, ART develops and maintains agroeconomic models and databases.
- Compiles economic analyses, forecasts and concepts, and performs evaluations on the agricultural-sector level.
- Analyses and forecasts the development of agricultural budgets and structure.
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