The Brandt Commission Report: the U.S. response to the food and agricultural issues.
1983
Vogt D.U.
Extract: Suggestions for alleviating poverty around the world through new policies are the basis for the Brandt Commission Report entitled "North-South: A Program for Survival." This paper describes those food security proposals, liberalization of international food trade, and balance-of-payments problems raised by the Brandt Commission Report. The commission made policy recommendations for action, and this paper presents a description of the Carter and Reagan administration's reactions to these suggested policies.
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