Global agricultural trade and developing countries

By:

Aksoy M Ataman

Contributor(s):

Beghin John C

Publication details: Washington D C The World Bank 2003Description: 329p xviiISBN:

9780821358634

Subject(s):

1. Produce Trade - Developing Countries2. Produce Trade - Government Policy - Developing Countries3. International Economic Relations

DDC classification:

382.000000 AKS-2

Contents:

Summary: This book explores the outstanding issues in global agricultural trade policy and evolving world production and trade patterns. Its coverage of agricultural trade issues ranges from the details of cross-cutting policy issues to the highly distorted agricultural trade regimes of industrial countries and detailed studies of agricultural commodities of economic importance to many developing countries. The book brings together the background issues and findings to guide researchers and policymakers in their global negotiations and domestic policies on agriculture. The book also explores the key questions for global agricultural policies, both the impacts of current trade regimes and the implications of reform. It complements the recent agricultural trade handbook that focuses primarily on the agricultural issues within the context of the World Trade Organization (WTO) negotiations (Ingco and Nash 2004)

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Notes	Date due	Barcode
BOOKs	National Law School	382 AKS-2 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	This book is accompanied by a CD		30690

Summary:
This book explores the outstanding issues in global agricultural trade policy and evolving world production and trade patterns. Its coverage of agricultural trade issues ranges from the details of cross-cutting policy issues to the highly distorted agricultural trade regimes of industrial countries and detailed studies of agricultural commodities of economic importance to many developing countries. The book brings together the background issues and findings to guide researchers and policymakers in their global negotiations and domestic policies on agriculture. The book also explores the key questions for global agricultural policies, both the impacts of current trade regimes and the implications of reform. It complements the recent agricultural trade handbook that focuses primarily on the agricultural issues within the context of the World Trade Organization (WTO) negotiations (Ingco and Nash 2004)

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