Published in Scientific Papers. Series "Management, Economic Engineering in Agriculture and rural development", Vol. 25 ISSUE 2
Written by Geta-Mirela ISPAS, Claudiu - Ovidiu AILIOAEI, Oana COCA, Ștefan GAVRIL

The Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) constitutes a key element of the European Union's agricultural framework, providing financial support and regulatory measures aimed at improving the economic efficiency and sustainability of farms, including those in Romania. This research investigates the implications of the CAP on the profitability and economic performance of farms in Romania, considering their diversity It examines the distribution of CAP subsidies and how farmers can influence their value by meeting certain regulations and criteria. The methodology combines quantitative and qualitative methods, such as: analysis of official farm financial data and information on subsidies received, complemented by interviews and questionnaires with farmers to assess the impact of CAP regulations on farmers. The results show to what extent CAP regulations contribute to increasing subsidies and improving farm profitability, depending on how they are implemented. The conclusions highlight the significance of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) for Romanian farms and propose strategies to improve its implementation, contributing to the long-term sustainability of the agricultural sector.

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