The past and future of CAP - Hungarian and Polish similarities and differences

Abstract

The Common Agricultural Policy needs to be constantly reformed and this is because it is not possible to create a perfect solution for all 28 Member States, which means that continuous experimentation is taking place, improving the CAP by reforming the issues and trying to answer the questions which emerge. The most recent reform measures are the common organization of agricultural product markets, direct payments to farmers and rural development policy. The article looks at how this is happening in our country and Poland, what are the successes and what are the measures for which we can not talk about success.