Abstract
Taking into account the importance of the chemical industry for the Greek economy and the magnitude of pesticide contribution to the cost and productivity of agriculture, this paper estimates some negative effects of a pesticide ban policy, particularly for farmers. Research is mainly based on other European countries, as information on pesticides in Greece is limited.
Author supplied keywords
- DD500 Laws and Regulations
- Developed Countries
- EE145 Input Utilization (Microeconomics)
- EE200 Farming Systems and Management (Discontinued
- Europe
- European Union Countries
- Greece
- HH400 Pesticides and Drugs (General)
- Mediterranean Region
- OECD Countries
- Southern Europe
- agricultural entomology
- economic consequences of a drastic reduction in pe
- economic impact
- economics
- environmental impact
- european union
- farm income
- herbicides
- insecticides
- legislation
- pesticides
- policy
- regulations
- usage
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CITATION STYLE
Papanagiotou, E., Alexandridis, K., & Melfou, K. (1994). Some implications of pesticide ban policies in Greece. In The economic consequences of a drastic reduction in pesticide use in the EU: revised papers of a workshop held in Tannenfelde (pp. 307–317). Kiel Germany: Wissenschaftsverlag Vauk Kiel KG. Retrieved from <Go to ISI>://CABI:19951805732
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