the common agricultural policy
1(the) Common Agricultural Policy — the Common Agricultural Policy UK US See:CAP http://www.macmillandictionary.com/med2cd/weblinks/common agricultural policy.htm * * * the Common Agricultural Policy [the Common Agricultural Policy] …
2Common Agricultural Policy — ˌCommon Agriˌcultural ˈPolicy abbreviation CAP noun ECONOMICS FARMING in the European Union, a system of controlling the production and sale of farm produce, especially by paying government money to farmers to produce certain crops: • The… …
3Common Agricultural Policy — European Union This article is part of the series: Politics and government of the European Union …
4the Common Agricultural Policy — UK / US See: cap …
5Common Agricultural Policy — (CAP) in the law of the European Union, one of the very foundations, being the legal regime supporting the coordination of agriculture in Europe. Although included in the common market, it was necessary to make special provision for agriculture… …
6Common Agricultural Policy — CAP A policy set up by the European Economic Community to support free trade within the Common Market and to protect farmers in the member states. The European Commission fixes a threshold price, below which cereals may not be imported into the… …
7Common Agricultural Policy — (CAP) Originally created with three main components: a single market for agricultural products, with common prices; a common external tariff (CET) on agricultural imports; and common financial responsibility. Its core is the guaranteed price… …
8Common Agricultural Policy — Common Ag|ri|cul|tu|ral Pol|i|cy, the the full name of the ↑cap …
9Common Fisheries Policy — (CFP) Devised originally in the early 1970s, the CFP is related to the Common Agricultural Policy. The policy lays down fishermen’s access to European Union (EU) waters, quotas, measures for the conservation and management of resources of… …
10Common Agricultural Policy — (CAP) The CAP is a system of European Union (EU) agricultural subsidies. Its origins are to be found in an agreement made between France and West Germany during the drafting of the Treaty of Rome which provided for guaranteed markets for… …
