Support for biofuels - whether in the form of mandates or as budgetary support - in contrast raises agricultural incomes in all countries, as it increases demand for feedstock products and hence output prices. However, biofuel policies show a stronger effect on agricultural income at global level compared with fertiliser policies. This is because in regions with relatively higher value added of agricultural labour and capital (such as the EU, Canada and United States) the simulated biofuel mandates have particularly strong effects on the demand for agricultural production with a positive price effect for agricultural production processed to biofuels (Figure 17).