Titlebook: Economic Problems of Agriculture in Industrial Societies; Ugo Papi,Charles Nunn Book 1969 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publ

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Agriculture in the World Of 1975 General Picture of Trendshe result of factors and trends that can be currently identified. This is the approach that will be adopted in this paper. Nevertheless, it may be necessary to speculate on the advent of new policies, and to attempt a judgement as to their possible effects on agriculture. Within the limited scope of

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The Desirable Level of Agriculture in the Advanced Industrial Economiesenvironment of the particular economy. Some of the advanced economies, such as Canada or the United States, even if now considerably industrialized, have a predominantly agricultural background of history and rich agricultural resources. And the plains of Western Europe, even if now one of the world

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The Search for New International Arrangements to Deal with the Agricultural Problems of Industrializtrial country in the world there has developed a series of governmental programmes for agriculture which depart widely from the free market. This intervention is too widespread in countries where the agricultural population is a distinct minority to regard it as merely the exercise of rural politica

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Free Trade and Planning in the Common Agricultural Policyw essential facts concerning agricultural development during the past decades which are at the root of the situation today. The best that can be done in the space is to recall these facts, almost in the form of a list.

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