Extract: Although agricultural output in Western Europe will continue to expand during the 1980's, the rate of growth may slow. This means a corresponding slower growth of U.S. feedstuff exports such as corn and soybeans for the region's livestock sector. These commodities, however, will remain the dominant U.S. exports to Western Europe. In contrast, the United States may benefit from slower growth of the region's crop sector as less competition will be encountered on third markets, especially for such internationally traded commodities as wheat. This study examines the performance and structural changes that took place in Western European agriculture during 1960-80.
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