f; * f; COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES f:t -:: * * .;: f:t *.::* Ce document est disponible uniquement Brussels, 22.01.1998 SEC(l998) 8 7 en versions fran<;aise, allemande et anglaise COMMISSION STAFF WORKING PAPER Basic information for the Report from the Commission to the Council and the European Parliament on the agri-monetary system for the market for the period from 1 July 1996 to 30 June 1997
48
Embed
f:t *.::*aei.pitt.edu/6798/1/6798.pdfgranted in 1996/97 (SKR and UKL). c, d Market price of common wheat. skhnmed mi1k powder. butter and beef and yW B2-15 Graphs showing the development
This document is posted to help you gain knowledge. Please leave a comment to let me know what you think about it! Share it to your friends and learn new things together.
Transcript
f; * f; COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES f:t -::
* * .;: f:t
*.::*
Ce document est disponible uniquement Brussels, 22.01.1998 SEC(l998) 8 7
en versions fran<;aise, allemande et anglaise
COMMISSION STAFF WORKING PAPER
Basic information for the Report from the Commission to the Council and the European Parliament
on the agri-monetary system for the singl~ market for the period from 1 July 1996 to 30 June 1997
Prucngtion of tables and araphs
A 1. Chanaes in representative market rates (RMRs)
Graph showing RMRs on the 1st of each month, from July 1994 to June 1997, as a percentage of the RMR. on 1 Januaiy 1993. To eliminate the effects ot:the switch-over mechanism, the RMRs as fixed are divided by the correcting factor in force when they were fixed.
A2. Pcrcentaac cbanacs in a&Jicultural conversion rates
Representative market rates (RMRs) and ~gricultural conversion rates (ACRs) on the 1st of each month from July 1996 tp June 1997, as a percentage of the figure for 1 July 1996 and as a percentage of the figure for 1 January 1993.
To eliminate the effects of the switch-over mechanism, figures for rates relative to that of 1.1.1993 arc adjusted as follows:
the RMR is divided by 1·195066 to show development without allowing for the switch-over; the ACR of 1.1.1993 is divided by 1·207509 (the correcting factor on 1 February 1995, at the time ofthe agri-monetary rise in ecu prices) to show development allowing for the switch-over and for its effect on ecu prices from 1 February 1995. -
A3. Ai[icultural conversion rates (ACR&)
ACRs applicable from 1 January 1994 to 1 July 1997.
A4 Chan~es in aiJ'icultural conversion rates (ACRs) •
Gtaph showing the ACR on the 1st of each month from July 1994 to June 1997, as a percentage of the ACR on 1 January 1993. Agricultural conversion rates earlier than 1 February 1995 arc divided by 1·207509 to show development allowing for the increase in prices and amounts in ecus that accompanied the discontinuation ofswitch-over.
AS/a, b,c Monetacy aaps (MGs)
Graphs showing RMR.s, ACRs and MGs on the 1st, 11th and 21st of each month, from July.1996 to June 1997.
'A6 Lil[iest combined monetacy aaps
Graphs showing the largest cc;>mbined monetary gaps for the UKL and IRL and the currenCies of the M~ber States most closely concerned, on the 1st, 11th and 21st of each month, from July 1996 to June 1997. Combined
2
monetary gaps are in fact the absolute values of differences between monetary gaps.
A 7 AiJicultural conversion rates frozen until 1.1.1999
ACRs for the various types of direct aid to producers, referred to in Article 7 of Regulation (EEC) No 3813/92. Gaps in relation to non-frozen ACRs, and to RMRs, on the dates of the operative events.
A8 Authorised aiJi-monetazy compensatocy ai.d
For each currency that has incurred an appreciable fall, this table shows details of the resulting compensation.
A9 S~ctoral breakdown of compensatocy ajd
B1/a, b,
Table showing the sectoral breakdown of compensatory aid for the two currencies that incurred an appreciable fall, for which compensation was granted in 1996/97 (SKR and UKL).
c, d Market price of common wheat. skhnmed mi1k powder. butter and beef and yW
B2-15
Graphs showing the development of prices in the currencies of the main producer Member States.
The situations shown are those for the 1st of each month, from July 1994 to June 1997. As cereal prices are always very distorted in May, June and July, they are not shown for those months .
• (a) The first graph shows the development of national prices as a percentage
of the price o~taining in the first significant month at the beginning of the 1994/95 marketing year. The initial level (100%) is shifted in relation to
· the ecu intervention price as a function of the gap between. the market pri.ce converted into ecus and the intervention price in the first significant month.
· (b) The second graph shows the development of market prices as a percentage of the intervention price in force, expressed in national currency.
Prices in national currency
Prices on a representative market and ACRs, or, where applicable, inter-Vention prices (in national currency) on the 1st of each month, from July 1994 to June 1997, as a percentage of prices at the beginning of the first significant ~onth in the 1994/95. marketing year.
3
The choice of production sectors from those for which data are available reflects the importance of the sectors in the agricultural output of the Member State concerned, or in the breakdown of total output of the European Union.
C1 Yalue ofoutput and aid affected by ACRs in 1996
C2-3 Analysis of effects ofACRs on incomes
Average effect of using the ACR instead of the RMR and average effect as% of the relevant production or aid scheme.
01 Brealcdown of§penditure accordini to operative events for ACRs
Breakdowns of the main EAGGF-Guarantee Section budget headings according to the ACRs used to calculate the dual rate when drafting the 1997 Budget and the PDB for 1998. Adjustments to these breakdowns on 1 July 1996. Estimate of the month in which the expenditure concerned is entered in the accounts: in the calculati_ons, conversion rates for months later than July 1997 are replaced by the rates obtaining on 1 July 1997.
02/a,b,c,d Effect of ACRs on 1997 budiet: factors in the calculation
Table AO is a breakdown of expenditure according to the ACRs used on 24 February 1997 to draft the 1997 Budget. Table A1 is an adjustment of Table AO as a function of the latest available ACRs, and represents the most recent situation on 1 July 1997.
Table A2 shows the state of the 1997 Budget if RMRs had been used instead of ACRs, with the same operative events. Table A3 shows the state of the 1997 Budget if RMRs for the months in which expenditure is deemed to be entered in the accounts had been used instead of ACRs.
Table A4 is the same as Table A1, but with current ACRs instead o~ frozen ACRs.
03: Effect of ACRs on preliinjnazy draft budiet for 1998
These tables are similar to those in 02/a, b, c and d, and are nwnbered in the same way. The breakdown of expenditure in Table BO relates to ACRs used on 30 April1997 to draw up the PDB for 1998.
04 Effects of ACRs on the budaet: outtum
Summary f~r 1997 and 1998 ofthe results shown in Tables 02 and 03.
4
! ;: 0
DEVELOPMENT OF THE REPRESENTATIVE MARKET RATES A1
07/1994 - 06/1997 (Without "switch-over")
1·- -.,. DM + FF. * LIT ·- . + PTA· + UKL' i I 135 r-r---~----~----~====;=====r===~=====r====~====r!---.-----.----.
(1) Current agricultural convenilon rate (2) AgrlcuHural conversion rate, should the occasion arise freezed, for the aids referred to In Article 7 of R. 3813/92
of which the operating events Is on 1st of july. (3) Agricultural conversion rate, should the occasion arise freezed, for the aids referred to In Article 7 of R. 3813/92
of which the operating events Is on 1st of january.
AB
AUTORISATIONS FOR AGRIMONETARY COMPENSATORY AIDS
Member States Revaluation Sensitive Maximum begin of First Tranche (1) ~ond Tranche (1) Third Tranche (1) date revaluation first tranche 3 annual EU National Total EU National Total EU National Total
United Kingdom 21/01197 3.274% 161.08 1/02197 United Kingdom 29/03197 3.256% 160.20 1/04/97 United Kingdom 5106197 2.706% 133.14 1/07/97
Compensation for the reduce aids!Ha arable cultures Sweden 1/07197 0.110% 0 1/07/97
United Kingdom 1/07/97 3.610% 66.7 1/07/97
#: Aids tranches cancelled due to devaluations Based on the applicable ACR and RMR of 30.06.97
A9
DISTRIBUTION OF THE SECTOR COMPENSATORY AID
SWEDEN: Revaluation of 7.7.1996
Sectors Cereals Sugar Milk Beef Potato Total beet starch
!Value of the sector production 16.00 4.43 57.95 20.95 0.68 100 --in % for 5 sectors Maximum aid I sector 5.67 1.57 20.53 7.42 0.24 35.42 Mio ecu fTotal authorized aid 3.24 1.13 9.83 3.33 0.17 17.71 Mio ecu !Autorized aid In % 57 72 48 45 70 50 ~rom the maximum aid Sector aid in % 18.32 6.38 55.53 18.83 0.95 100 for the 5 sectors
IRELAND: Revaluation of 8.11.1996 and 11.1.1997
Sectors Cereals Sugar Milk Beef Total beet
!Value of the sector production 5.64 2.24 46.32 45.80 100 In % for 4 sectors Maximum aid I sector 8.39 2.54 52.48 51.89 113.3 Mlo ecu Total authorized aid 3.195 1.2i5 28.235 25.946 56.85 Mio ecu IAutorlzed aid in % 50 50 50 50 50 lf_rom the maximum aid Sector aid in% 5.64 2.25 46.31 45.80 100 for the 5 sectors
IRELAND: Revaluation of 29.3.1997
Sectors Cereals Sugar Milk Beef Total beet
!Value of the sector production 5.64 2.24 46.32 45.80 100 in % for 4 sectors Maximum aid I sector 3.24 1.29 26.63 28.34 57.5 Mio ecu rrotal authorized aid 1.62 0.65 13.31 13.17 28.75 Mio ecu ~utorlzed aid in % 50 50 50 50 50 from the maximum aid Sector aid in % 5.64 2.25 48.31 45.80 100 for the 5 sectors
Aids olive oil main producers (25'11.)_ Average Dec 95-June 96 1111195 Nov-96 Average Dec 96-April97 1111196 Aids olive oil main ,.-oducers (35'!1.). Average Dec 95-Juna 96 1112.195 Dec-96 Average Dec 96-April97 1112196 Bovine premium frozenCl1 1~1/96 1101/96 60'11.-12196;.CO'!I.-3197 1101197 1101197 Aids olive oil small producers 1101/96 1101196 Nov-96 1~1197 1101197 Aids olive oil small producers J?S'II.j_ Average Dec 95-June 96 1~1196 Jan-97 Average Dec 96-April97 1~1197
Aids olive oil main producers (1 5'11.)_ Average Dec 95-Juna 96 1tmlfJ6 Feb-97 Average_ Dec 96-April97 1102197 Com for CAP reform frozen07 1~7196 1107196 Dec-96 3004197 1107197 Aidslha for flax-hamp frozen07 1/08196 1/08196 Jan-97 3004197 1107197 Aids for seeds 1/08196 1/08196 Jan-97 30.04197 1107197 Aidslha for dried grapes-raspberries frozen07 1109t'96 1109t'96 Feb-97 30.04197 1107197 Aids for rice 1109t'96 1109t'96 Feb-97 30104197 1~7197 Compulsory distill. ol wines. oCher than table ones 1109t'96 1109196 Feb-97 30.04197 1107197 E-premium frozen01 5101197 5101197 70'11.-3197;30%-&'97 30104197 1107197 Calves premium, deseasonalization frozen01 1101197 1101197 Jul-.97 30104197 1107197 Measures ol struct. nature frozen01 1101197 1101197 7197 30.04197 1107197 Tobacco premium 1101197 1101197 3197 30.04197 1107197 BSE intervention 1112/96 1112196 6197 3004197 1107197 97198 oilseeds advance frozen07 1107197 1107197 9197 3004197 1107197 v Distillation ol table wines 1109197 1104197 9197 30104197 1~7197
Agrimonetary aids Revaluation Revaluation +12 months Revaluation Revaluation Other measures affected by 96197 ACR Average Sept. 96-24.2.97 Average Sept.96-1.7 .97 +2 months 3004197 1107197 Other measures : credits in B-ecu and milk sector 0 or before 1994
-_ 0 or before 1994 0 _or before 1994 0 or before 1994
-~
~ ~
AD: BUDGET 1997 ·EXPENSES SHARING OUT BY OPERAnNG EVENTS OF THE ACR (nltnlulown on 24121!t7) I
AMOUNTS r IEL Dll: D i Gil .. ' I
Olive oil main producers (25%) 0,0 0 0' 85,3 10,775 Olive oil main producers (35%) 0,0 0 0\ 119,42 15,085 Bovine premium 105,2 47,2 331 43,4 112,4 Olive oil smal producers 0,0 0 0 169,3 19,6 Olive oil main producers (25%) 0,0 0 0 85,3 10,775 o.;ve oil main producers (15%) 0,0 0 0 51,18 6,465 Compensatory payments for CAP reform 144,2 609 3038,5 435,3 185,6 Aid&nla for ftax-hamp 11,8 2 49,9 20,6 0,4 Aids for seeds 3,0 28,8 9,6 0,6 0,3 Aidslha for dried grapes-raspberries 0,0 0 0 87,8 0,2 Aids for rice,compulsory dislill.of wines, other than table ones 0,0 0 0 0,2 4 e-premium 1,1 1,4 33 182,1 46,9 Calves premium, deseasonalizalion, measures of struct. nature 29,0 16,7 330,4 63,4 107,2 Tobacco premium 2,9 0,0 24,3 371,3 13,9 BSE intervention 24,0 12,5 100 1,5 6 97198 oilseeds advance 0,0 0 0 0 0 Distillation citable wW1es 0,0 0 0 0 0 Agrimonelary aids I 14,4 4 70,8! 0 0 Other measures atfec:ted by !16197 ACR I 1088,5 637,7 2079,5i 1037,5 216,6 Other measures : credits in B ecu and m~k sector : -40,2 -85 -86,6 -73,2 -32
A1:BUDGET 1997- EXPENSES SHARING OUT (AO) (operating events eomteted by ACR of 117197)
AMOUNTS
Olive oil main producers (25%) Olive oil main producers (35%) Bovine premium Olive oil smal producers Olive ol main producers (25%) Olive oil main producers (15%) I~ payments for CAP reform Aldslha for tlax-hamp Aids for seeds Aidslha for dried grapes-raspberries Aids for rlc:e,compulsory distill.of wines, other than table ones Ewe premium Calves premium, deseasonalization, measures of struct. nature Tobacco premium BSE Intervention 97/98 oilseeds advance
Dislilation of table wines Agrimonetaly aids Other measures affected by 96197 ACR Other measures : credits in B eru and milk sector
A2:BUDGET 1997 ·EXPENSES SHARING OUT (A1) (application of RIIRs on the dates of the operating ewnts Instead of ACRs)
AMOUNTS
Olive oil main producers (25%) orrve 011 main producers (35%) Bovine prenium Olive oil smal producers orrve oil main producers (25%, Olive 011 main producers (15'%) Compensatory payments for CAP reform Aidslha for llax-hamp Aids for seeds Aidslha for dried grapes-raspberries Aids for rice,compulsory distiD.of wines, other than table ones Ewe premium Calves premium, deseasonalization, measures of struct. nab.lre Tobacco premium BSE intervention 97198 oilseeds advance
Distillation of table wines Agrimonetaryaids ' Other measures affected by 96197 ACR Other measures : aedils in B eaJ and milk sector
M:BUDGET 1997 -EXPENSES SHARING OUT (A1) (cumtnt ACRs Instead of frozen ones)
AMOUNTS
OWe 011 main producers (25%) or~~~e oil main producers (35%) Bovine premium Olive oil smal producers OliVe oil main producers (25%) Olive oil main producers (15%)
payments for CAP reform Aldslha for ftax-hamp Aids for seeds Aidsn1a for dried grapes-raspberries Aids for rice,oompulsory dislill.of wines, other than table ones Ewe premium Calves premium, deseasonalization. measures of struct. nature Tobacco premium BSE intenlenlion 97198 oilseeds advance
Distillation of table wines Agrimonetary aids Olher measures affected by 96197 ACR Other measures : aedils in B eaJ and milk sector
80: Expenses sharing out PDB 1998 (operating events of ACS of 30/4197
Amounts
Olive oil main producers 25% Olive oil main producers 35% Bovine premium Olive oil small producers Olive oil main producers 25% Olive oil main producers 15% Compensatory payments CAP reform aidslha for flax + hemp without Art. 3 (seeds) Dried grapes and raspberries dislwine and aidslha rice ~ecompanying measures and measures of structural nature tobacco premium Ewe premium Agrimonetary aids Average ACR of budget year Credits fixed in MECU (B)
olive oil main producers 25% olive oil main producers 35% Bovine premium · olive oil small producers olive oil main producers 25% olive oD main producers 15% compensatory payments CAP reform aidslha:ftax + hemp without Arl3 (seeds) Dried grapes-raspberries Dist.win and aidslha rice· ace. measures + measures of struct. nature tobacco premium ewe premium Agrimonetary aids Average ACR of budget year Credits fixed en MECU (B)
84; Ex1umses &baring QUt ~DB 1998 (EU) (with cu[rent ACB instead of the f[o~eo QDe)
Amounts
olive oil main producers 25% olive oil main producers 35% Bovine premium olive oil small producers olive oil main producers 25% olive oil main producers 15% compensatory payments CAP reform aids/ha:flax + hemp without Art. 3 (seeds) Dried grapes-raspberries Dist.win and aids/ha rice ace. measures + measures of struct. nature tobacco premium ewe premium Agrimonetary aids Average ACR of budget year Credits fixed en MECU (B)