Impacts of policy on U.S. agricultural trade

Paarlberg, P. L.

Impacts of policy on U.S. agricultural trade

1984

Paarlberg, P. L.

Extract: This report examines the agricultural trade policy environment surrounding the 1985 farm legislation. The report has several central themes. First, U.S. domestic farm programs project a trade policy to other nations; that is, the trade effects of U.S. policies are not neutral. Second, the trade effects of U.S. policies differ according to the export demand situation facing the United States. Third, macroeconomic policies could have a major impact on achieving the objectives of U.S. policy established in the 1985 farm legislation.

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exports international trade models subsidies

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ERS staff report

Publisher

U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Economic Research Service, International Economics Division

Other Subjects

Export marketing; Distribution and marketing of agricultural products; Agriculture and state; Agricultural subsidies; Commercial policy; United states; Issues and policy; Mathematics and statistics

Language

English

Note

Philip L. Paarlberg [and others].

Includes bibliographical references (pages 85-87).

Type

Monograph; Book; Text; Report; Bibliography; Book; Monograph

Corporate Author

United States. Department of Agriculture. Economic Research Service. International Economics Division.

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1984

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