Trade liberalisation and agriculture
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Trade liberalisation of tropical products: what are the options for developing countries?
- ( S. Perry / International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development , 2008)
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This paper aims to provide strategic options for developing countries regarding the liberalisation of tropical products. It considers options for the Latin American countries seeking “fullest...
- Privatisation and its effects on the agricultural sector in Malawi, Mozambique and Uganda
- ( E. Sjaastad;R. Kaarhus;P. Vedeld / Noragric, Department of International Environment and Development Studies, Norwegian University of Life Sciences , 2007)
- This report assesses issues surrounding promotion of privatisation and liberalisation measures by the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in the context of African primary production....
- How would liberalisation of agriculture affect Indian farmers?
- ( S. Mittal / , 2007)
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This paper examines the possible impact of liberalisation of agriculture trade on small holder farmers in India. The paper analyses the impacts of removing agriculture subsidies in the European Uni...
- Has CAFTA helped or hindered Guatemala?
- ( U. Mazzei / Center for International Policy , 2007)
- In 2005 Guatemala signed onto the Central American Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA) with the US. This report assesses the impact CAFTA has had on the Guatemalan economy. ...
- Liberalisation will not cut poverty in Near East and North Africa
- ( N. Minot;M. Chemingui;M. Thomas / International Fund for Agricultural Development , 2007)
- Some argue that free trade is good for poverty reduction. This report examines the impact of trade liberalisation on small farmers and other poor households in the Near East and North Africa (NENA) re...
- A policy analysis examining the room for alternative policies for agricultural provisions
- ( T. Wise / Global Development and Environment Institute, Tufts University , 2007)
- This policy analysis examines the room for alternative policies for agricultural provisions in Mexico under existing economic and environmental agreements, including North American Free Trade Agreemen...
- To protect farmers, agricultural competition policy must address the abuse of market power by international corporations
- ( S. Murphy / WTO Watch Trade Observatory, IATP , 2006)
- Much of the discussion of competition policy reflects a preoccupation with protecting consumers against the power of organised production. However, this paper argues that in agriculture, the dominance...
- Agricultural trade negotiations must seek reduced developed country subsidies
- ( D. Orden; R.S. Kaukab; E. Eugenio Diaz-Bonilla / , 2003)
- This paper presents the key issues debated at a conference on the liberalisation of agricultural trade and the interests of developing countries which took place prior to the WTO Doha Round negotiati...
- Impacts of trade liberalisation on Rajasthan oilseed
- ( N.C. Pahariya / Consumer Unity and Trust Society, India , 2006)
- This paper considers ways in which relevant stakeholders, including producers, intermediaries, and consumers will be able find answers as to how fast and effectively they can integrate themselves into...
- A framework for addressing rural livelihoods in the wake of globalisation
- ( M. Khor / Third World Network , 2006)
- This paper provides an overview of the phenomenon of globalisation and its effects on the conditions of rural producers in developing countries. It begins by outlining the features of globalisation. ...
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