agrisus2: EU agricultural sustainability data (missing values imputed)

In alessandromagrini/gbmt: Group-Based Multivariate Trajectory Modeling

Description

Data on several indicators covering the economic, social and environmental dimensions of agricultural sustainability for 26 EU countries in the period 2004-2018. Missing values have been imputed.

Usage

data(agrisus2)

Format

A data.frame with a total of 390 observations on the following 16 variables:

Country

Country name.

Country_code

Country code.

Year

Time of measurement (year).

Date

Time of measurement (date).

TFP_2005

Total Factor Productivity (TFP) index of agriculture (2005=100). Source: Eurostat.

NetCapital_GVA

Net capital stocks in agriculture (2015 US dollars) to gross value added of agriculture (2015 US dollars). Source: FAO.

Manager_ratio

Ratio young/elderly for farm managers (number of managers with less than 35 years by 100 managers with 55 years and over). Source: Eurostat.

FactorIncome_paid_2010

Real income of agricultural factors per paid annual work unit (index 2010=100). Source: Eurostat.

EntrIncome_unpaid_2010

Net entrepreneurial income of agriculture per unpaid annual work unit (index 2010=100). Source: Eurostat.

Income_rur

Median equivalised net income in rural areas (power purchasing standard). Source: Eurostat.

Unempl_rur

At-risk-of-poverty rate in rural areas (%). Source: Eurostat.

Poverty_rur

Unemployment rate in rural areas (%). Source: Eurostat.

RenewProd

Production of renewable energy from agriculture (share of total production of renewable energy, %). Source: Eurostat.

Organic_p

Area under organic cultivation (share of utilized agricultural area, %). Source: Eurostat.

GHG_UAA

Greenhouse gas emissions due to agriculture (million CO2 equivalent grams per hectare of utilized agricultural area). Source: FAO.

GNB_UAA

Gross nitrogen balance (tonnes of nutrient per hectare of utilized agricultural area). Source: OECD.

Note

This is the dataset employed in Magrini (2021) after the imputation of missing values according to a group-based multivariate trajectory model with three groups and three polynomial degrees.

References

A. Magrini (2021). Assessment of agricultural sustainability in European Union countries: A group-based multivariate trajectory approach. To be appeared on Advances in Statistical Analysis.

See Also

agrisus

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