However, the ongoing liberalisation and opening-up of the agricultural markets, and the growing budgetary restrictions under which both national and Union finances are labouring, is watering down the ability of the agricultural policy instruments to support holdings during market or health crises or disasters.
Cependant, la libéralisation progressive et l'ouverture des marchés agricoles, ainsi que les croissantes restrictions budgétaires dont souffrent les finances nationales et de l'Union diminuent la capacité des instruments de politique agricole de soutenir les exploitations en situation de crises de marché, sanitaires ou catastrophes.