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World Agriculture in Disarray

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  • © 1991

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  1. D. Gale Johnson

    1. University of Chicago, USA

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Table of contents (13 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xx
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  2. Politics and Economics and Farmers

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    Pages 1-10

  3. Farm and Trade Policies of the Industrial Countries

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    Pages 11-31

  4. Present State of Disarray

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    Pages 32-54

  5. Agricultural Change

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    Pages 55-71

  6. Agriculture Must Change

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    Pages 72-89

  7. Agricultural Prices and the Use of Resources

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    Pages 90-119

  8. World Prices for Farm Products — Real or Fictitious?

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    Pages 120-153

  9. World Food Adequacy and Security

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    Pages 154-178

  10. Who Gains from Agricultural Protection?

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    Pages 179-216

  11. What Difference Does Trade Make?

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    Pages 217-246

  12. Limited Achievement of Farm Policy Objectives

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    Pages 247-279

  13. New Directions for Agricultural Policy in the Industrial Countries

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    Pages 280-301

  14. Negotiations for Freer Trade in Agricultural Products

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    Pages 302-325

  15. Back Matter

    Pages 326-365
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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.

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  • University of Chicago, USA

    D. Gale Johnson

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