Gli effetti del disaccoppiamento su due regioni italiane. Un modello multi-agente
Author(s)
Lobianco, Antonello
Date Issued
September 19, 2008
Type
Doctoral Thesis
Abstract
AgriPoliS is a spatially explicit multi-agent model framework, developed in C++ language and suitable for long-term simulations of agricultural policies.
The main feature of models developed with AgriPoliS is their ability to simulate the interaction among a large set of heterogeneous farmers and between them and the environment in which they operate.
In this dissertation it is described an extension of the framework that allows AgriPoliS models to deal with typical characters of the Mediterranean agriculture (AgriPoliS::Med). Once extended, AgriPoliS::Med is hence used to describe the implementation of alternative policy scenarios and to apply them on two regions located in Central and South Italy.
Results suggest that the effects of decoupling policies in the Mediterranean
agriculture, as implemented in the 2003 reform, are often dominated by effects of structural trends and only a "bond scheme" would substantially change the regional farm structures. In no scenario we observe remarkable agricultural land abandonment.
Additional information
Dottorato di ricerca in Politica agraria
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