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Book Synopsis World Food Trade and U.S. Agriculture, 1960-1986 by : R.N. Wisner
Download or read book World Food Trade and U.S. Agriculture, 1960-1986 written by R.N. Wisner and published by . This book was released on 1987 with total page 88 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: World grain oilseed production continued to exceed utilization in 1986-87, leading to a further increase in global carryover stocks. Sharply reduced U.S. price support levels for major crops along with large stocks pushed world grain prices well below the previous season. Lower prices brought sharply increased government farm program costs in the U.S. and EC, and increased financial stress to farmers in other nations. Changing U.S. farm policies, including lower price support levels, a weaker U.S. dollar, and a aggressive export enhancement program, generated modestly increased U.S. shares of world grain and oilseed exports. Continued surplus world stocks of a major commodities, low prices, and radically changes U.S. farm policies are important elements of theworld food trade environment as GATT negotiations begin. Because of major financial pressures in world agriculture, GATT discussions will focus on ways of multilaterally reducing agricultural subsidies in major producing nations, as well as on ways of reducing barriers against agricultural imports. Other appropriate agricultural policies might deal with causes of slow growth in the world economy and agricultural trade, and enhancement of global food security.
Book Synopsis World Food Trends and U.S. Agriculture, 1960-1986 by : Robert N. Wisner
Download or read book World Food Trends and U.S. Agriculture, 1960-1986 written by Robert N. Wisner and published by . This book was released on 1987-11-01 with total page 88 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: World grain oilseed production continued to exceed utilization in 1986-87, leading to a further increase in global carryover stocks. Sharply reduced U.S. price support levels for major crops along with large stocks pushed world grain prices well below the previous season. Lower prices brought sharply increased government farm program costs in the U.S. and EC, and increased financial stress to farmers in other nations. Changing U.S. farm policies, including lower price support levels, a weaker U.S. dollar, and a aggressive export enhancement program, generated modestly increased U.S. shares of world grain and oilseed exports. Continued surplus world stocks of a major commodities, low prices, and radically changes U.S. farm policies are important elements of theworld food trade environment as GATT negotiations begin. Because of major financial pressures in world agriculture, GATT discussions will focus on ways of multilaterally reducing agricultural subsidies in major producing nations, as well as on ways of reducing barriers against agricultural imports. Other appropriate agricultural policies might deal with causes of slow growth in the world economy and agricultural trade, and enhancement of global food security.
Book Synopsis World Food Trade and U.S. Agriculture, 1960-85 by : R.N. Wisner
Download or read book World Food Trade and U.S. Agriculture, 1960-85 written by R.N. Wisner and published by . This book was released on 1986 with total page 80 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: World grain and oilseed production set new records in 1985-86, while grain exports fell to the lowest level since 1978-79. That produced rapidly rising world carryover stocks: sharply increased costs of government farm programs in the European Community, United States and other countries: acontinued drift toward trade protectionism and trade policy conflicts; and one of the most dramatic changes in U.S. farm policies in half a century. Much of the increase in world carryover stocks in 1986 is being stored under government programs in the U.S., and the U.S. shares of world exports of many major farm commodities continued their downward trend in 1985-86. To halt the decline, U.S. price support levels for 1986 crops have been reduced sharply, while impact on farmincome is being tempered through the target price system. The U.S. export enhancement programs also are expected to be expanded substantially in the next few years. Changing U.S. farm policies along with growth in the economics of oil importing nations should encourage modest growth in the volume of U.S. agricultural exports in the next few years. The growth rate, however, will be tempered by debt problems of developing nations and depressed economic conditions in oil exporting countries. Lower U.S. price support levels and large world supplies appear likely to be a depressing influence on world grain prices as well as the value of U.S. agricultural exports in the late 1980s. Appropriate agricultural policies might focus on causes of slow growth in world.
Book Synopsis World Food Trade and U. S. Agriculture, 1960-1988 by : Robert N. Wisner
Download or read book World Food Trade and U. S. Agriculture, 1960-1988 written by Robert N. Wisner and published by . This book was released on 1990-03 with total page 88 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: U.S. shares of global grain exports increased substantially in 1988-89, along with increased trade shares for some livestock and poultry products. Global grain stocks declined sharply to minimum levels considered adequate for global food security during the previous 2 years. Low stocks reflect weather problems in several important grain producing areas, and large-scale, long-term U.S. land-idling programs. Low stocks will increase potential volatility in ag'l. prices, livestock production, and global grain trade shares in the early 1990s if widespread weather problems reoccur. Recent projections showed continued U.S. ag'l. export growth to 1996.
Book Synopsis U.S. Agriculture in the World Food Situation by : Arthur Percy Chew
Download or read book U.S. Agriculture in the World Food Situation written by Arthur Percy Chew and published by . This book was released on 1950 with total page 56 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt:
Book Synopsis World Food Trade and U.S. Agriculture, 1960-1987 by : R.N. Wisner
Download or read book World Food Trade and U.S. Agriculture, 1960-1987 written by R.N. Wisner and published by . This book was released on 1988 with total page 90 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: World grain and oilseed production dropped moderately below utilization in 1987-88, leading to the sharpest decline in global grain carryover stocks on record. Adverse weather in several countries and aggressive U.S. land-idling programs accounted for much of the decline in stocks. However, grain stocks in mid-1988 still were moderately above minimum acceptable levels needed for worl food security. Changing U.S. policies, including lower price support levels and an aggressive Export Enhancement Program, along with a weaker U.S. dollar, generated substantially increased U.S. shares of world grain exports and moderately increased U.S. oilseed export shares. Continued U.S. and EC export subsidies and radically changed U.S. farm policies are important elements ofthe world food trade environment. Various groups of nations have developed their positions for GATT negotiations. GATT discussions will focus on ways of multilaterally reducing agricultural subsidies in major producing nations, as well as on ways of reducing barriers against agricultural imports. Other appropriate agricultural policies might deal with causes of slow growth in the world economy and agricultural trade, and enhancement of global food security.
Book Synopsis World Food Trade and U.S. Agriculture, 1960-1985 by : Iowa State University. World Food Institute
Download or read book World Food Trade and U.S. Agriculture, 1960-1985 written by Iowa State University. World Food Institute and published by . This book was released on 1986 with total page 80 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt:
Book Synopsis World Food Trade and U. S. Agriculture, 1960-1981 by :
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Book Synopsis World Food Trade and U.S. Agriculture, 1960-1983 by : Iowa State University. World Food Institute
Download or read book World Food Trade and U.S. Agriculture, 1960-1983 written by Iowa State University. World Food Institute and published by . This book was released on 1984 with total page 81 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: World grain production declined by 5 percent in 1983-84, with total production dropping to the lowest level in three years. Factors behind the reduced production includens the U.S. Payment-In-Kind Program, the most severe drought in the in the United States since the mid 1930s and adverse weather in Africa and parts of Europe. Global grain carryover stocks fell sharp by late summer 1984 to levels below minimum standards for world food security, with much of the decrease being in U.S. stocks. After a tow-year decline, world grain exports recovered only slightly in 1983-84 and remain moderately below the record 1980-81 level. Competition in international trade and a strong U.S. dollar have reduced United States shares of global exports in the last three years,with the largest decreases being in grains, oilseeds and oilseed products. While the Payment-In-Kind Program reduced U.S. crop plantings, certain other nations expanded their grain area-especially whet. This trend also appears to have contributed some to erosion of the U.S. share on international grain trade U.S. exports of all farm production in dollar value in 1982-83 dropped about one-fifth below the 1980-81 record. An accompanying increase in agricultural imports brought a moderate decline in the U.S. net trade balance in agricultural products. Declining exports have intensified financial pressures in agriculture and adversely affected incomes and employment in agricultural related industries and rural commuties. U.S. and world agricultural exports.
Book Synopsis World Food Trade and U.S. Agriculture, 1960-1987 by : R.N. Wisner
Download or read book World Food Trade and U.S. Agriculture, 1960-1987 written by R.N. Wisner and published by . This book was released on 1988 with total page 90 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: World grain and oilseed production dropped moderately below utilization in 1987-88, leading to the sharpest decline in global grain carryover stocks on record. Adverse weather in several countries and aggressive U.S. land-idling programs accounted for much of the decline in stocks. However, grain stocks in mid-1988 still were moderately above minimum acceptable levels needed for worl food security. Changing U.S. policies, including lower price support levels and an aggressive Export Enhancement Program, along with a weaker U.S. dollar, generated substantially increased U.S. shares of world grain exports and moderately increased U.S. oilseed export shares. Continued U.S. and EC export subsidies and radically changed U.S. farm policies are important elements ofthe world food trade environment. Various groups of nations have developed their positions for GATT negotiations. GATT discussions will focus on ways of multilaterally reducing agricultural subsidies in major producing nations, as well as on ways of reducing barriers against agricultural imports. Other appropriate agricultural policies might deal with causes of slow growth in the world economy and agricultural trade, and enhancement of global food security.
Book Synopsis World Food Trade and U.S. Agriculture, 1960-1983 by :
Download or read book World Food Trade and U.S. Agriculture, 1960-1983 written by and published by . This book was released on 1984 with total page 80 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: World grain production declined by 5 percent in 1983-84, with total production dropping to the lowest level in three years. Factors behind the reduced production includens the U.S. Payment-In-Kind Program, the most severe drought in the in the United States since the mid 1930s and adverse weather in Africa and parts of Europe. Global grain carryover stocks fell sharp by late summer 1984 to levels below minimum standards for world food security, with much of the decrease being in U.S. stocks. After a tow-year decline, world grain exports recovered only slightly in 1983-84 and remain moderately below the record 1980-81 level. Competition in international trade and a strong U.S. dollar have reduced United States shares of global exports in the last three years,with the largest decreases being in grains, oilseeds and oilseed products. While the Payment-In-Kind Program reduced U.S. crop plantings, certain other nations expanded their grain area-especially whet. This trend also appears to have contributed some to erosion of the U.S. share on international grain trade U.S. exports of all farm production in dollar value in 1982-83 dropped about one-fifth below the 1980-81 record. An accompanying increase in agricultural imports brought a moderate decline in the U.S. net trade balance in agricultural products. Declining exports have intensified financial pressures in agriculture and adversely affected incomes and employment in agricultural related industries and rural commuties. U.S. and world agricultural exports.
Book Synopsis World Food Trade and U.S. Agriculture, 1960-1982 by : Robert Wisner
Download or read book World Food Trade and U.S. Agriculture, 1960-1982 written by Robert Wisner and published by . This book was released on 1983 with total page 73 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: 1982-83 World Food Situation: Ample Supplies, Larger Stocks. World Are Devoted to Grain and Oilseed Production. Grain and Soybean Yields, Selected Exporting Nations. Cassava Root Production. World Production of Pulses. World Livestock and Poultry Production Trends. Financial Developments Restraining U.S. and World Trade. Impact of Export Growth on U.S. Agriculture During the 1970s and Early 1980s. U.S. Payment-In-Kind Program and Agricultural Exports. Changing Patterns of World Grain Trade. Soviet Grain and Oilseed Importing Patterns. How Grain Feeding Levels in Other Nations Compare with USSR. Production and Trade Developments in Peopl's Republic of China. Concessional and U.S. Government-financed Export Programs. Role and Composition of U.S. Agricultural Trade. Policy Issues in World Food Trade.
Book Synopsis World Food Trade and U.S. Agriculture, 1960-1984 by : R.N. Wisner
Download or read book World Food Trade and U.S. Agriculture, 1960-1984 written by R.N. Wisner and published by . This book was released on 1985 with total page 76 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: World grain and oilseed production in 1984-85 increased sharply with favorable weather in most major production areas except Canada, Africa, and USSR, Increased production also was due to a strong upward trend in crop yields in the European Community, India, and China that has shifted these areas from large importers of U.S. farm products to exporter positions and competitors of the U.S. Increased production in these areas reflects new crop varieties, increased use of fertilizer and other inputs, and changes in China's economic system to provide incentives for farm workers to increase productivity. With relatively steady world livestock production and demand for livestock feed ingredients, competition intensified in world grain and oilseed markets in 1984-85,and carryover stocks of these commodities are again increasing. in this environment, exports of U.S. farm products and U.S. shares of world trade have been restricted more than those of other exporters, partly bacause of a strong U.S. dollar that reduces the price-competitiveness of American farm products. Reduced exports are one of several factors contributing to serious financial stresses in the U.S. agricultural sector. The current trade environment is generating strong pressures ofr increased protectionism in trade policies, as trading partners attempt to maintain os expand their share of global exports white protecting domestic industries from import competition. More appropriate policies might focus on causes of slow growth in world trade.
Book Synopsis World Food Trade and U.S. Agriculture by :
Download or read book World Food Trade and U.S. Agriculture written by and published by . This book was released on 1960 with total page 566 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt:
Book Synopsis Pricing Irrigation Water by : Yacov Tsur
Download or read book Pricing Irrigation Water written by Yacov Tsur and published by Routledge. This book was released on 2010-09-30 with total page 387 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: As globalization links economies, the value of a country's irrigation water becomes increasingly sensitive to competitive forces in world markets. Water policy at the national and regional levels will need to accommodate these forces or water is likely to become undervalued. The inefficient use of this resource will lessen a country's comparative advantage in world markets and slow its transition to higher incomes, particularly in rural households. While professionals widely agree on what constitutes sound water resource management, they have not yet reached a consensus on the best ways of implementing policies. Policymakers have considered pricing water - a debated intervention - in many variations. Setting the price 'right,' some say, may guide different types of users in efficient water use by sending a signal about the value of this resource. Aside from efficiency, itself an important policy objective, equity, accessibility, and implementation costs associated with the right pricing must be considered. Focusing on the examples of China, Mexico, Morocco, South Africa, and Turkey, Pricing Irrigation Water provides a clear methodology for studying farm-level demand for irrigation water. This book is the first to link the macroeconomics of policies affecting trade to the microeconomics of water demand for irrigation and, in the case of Morocco, to link these forces to the creation of a water user-rights market. This type of market reform, the contributors argue, will result in growing economic benefits to both rural and urban households.
Book Synopsis Alternative Farming Systems-economic Aspects, 1970-1986 by : Karl Schneider
Download or read book Alternative Farming Systems-economic Aspects, 1970-1986 written by Karl Schneider and published by . This book was released on 1986 with total page 546 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt:
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