Titlebook: World Agriculture in Disarray; D. Gale Johnson Book 1991Latest edition D. Gale Johnson 1991 agriculture.cultural policy.Policy

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Who Gains from Agricultural Protection?, economic growth occurs it provides a declining percentage of total national employment opportunities for mobile resources, especially labour. Since it is necessary under these circumstances to transfer labour continuously out of agriculture to other occupations, the return to farm labour will be le

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Limited Achievement of Farm Policy Objectives,e continued, will not decline from the levels of the early and mid-1980s. The trade restrictions that governments consider to be essential for these policies have been, are and will continue to be important sources of tension among trading countries. Unless there is a significant degree of liberaliz

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New Directions for Agricultural Policy in the Industrial Countries,ed the farm income problem from the wrong end, so to speak. These policies attempt to improve the incomes of farm people by increasing demand for farm products and thus the demand for farm inputs. The critically important element determining the incomes of farm people and the returns on their resour

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Agriculture Must Change,sible in modern agriculture do so at considerable risk. Policies that are based on the assumption that agriculture is relatively static and subject to slow rates of change will have a series of effects that are largely unintended and undesired; and such policies will become far more costly than anticipated.

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Overview: Revised and updated, this edition makes use of new empirical material to examine the effect of market and trade restrictions on farm people. It argues that these policies have little or no effect on the welfare of such communities.978-0-333-54627-7978-1-349-21248-4

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