Titlebook: GATT Negotiations and the Political Economy of Policy Reform; Gordon C. Rausser Book 1995 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1995 Agrarpoli

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?konomische Analyse des ?ffentlichen Rechtstional effects but also for short- and long-term effects over time. A conceptual and empirical modeling framework that meets this challenge is presented in this chapter. Specifically, the model is applied to assess the impacts of three alternative policy reform scenarios for the US feed grain, soybean, livestock, and wheat sectors.

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Efficiency of Farm Programs and Their Trade-Distorting Effects,reduces to one of measuring levels of producer support and/or protection. In fact, much of the background research for the GATT negotiations has been steered in this direction. It has generally been found that farm programs have a high level of support as measured by the Producer Subsidy Equivalent (PSE).

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Mobility, Diversification, and Sustainability of Trade Reform, represents a significant initiative in potential multilateral economic reform. The fact that it is the fourth round of negotiations for GATT is an indication of the difficulty in achieving reform which is sustainable.

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Modeling Policy Reform in the US Wheat and Feed Grain Sectors,tional effects but also for short- and long-term effects over time. A conceptual and empirical modeling framework that meets this challenge is presented in this chapter. Specifically, the model is applied to assess the impacts of three alternative policy reform scenarios for the US feed grain, soybean, livestock, and wheat sectors.

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Book 1995obstacles can be surmounted. The focus is on the trade reform under the GATT negotiations. New political-economic methodologies are used to assess and evaluate the obstacles and original scholarly analyses have been designed to explain why agriculture - among so many topics - became such a significa

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Die aktienrechtliche Anfechtungsklage,ties into political equilibrium. In so doing, such policies can be thought of as establishing a state of .. Although policies of market intervention which are motivated by redistributive goals are not economically efficient, they exist because they are politically efficient.

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The Political Economy of Redistributive Policies and the Provision of Public Good in Agriculture,ties into political equilibrium. In so doing, such policies can be thought of as establishing a state of .. Although policies of market intervention which are motivated by redistributive goals are not economically efficient, they exist because they are politically efficient.

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