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It is neither possible nor necessary to give a detailed review of the farm and trade policies of each of the major industrial countries. Excellent summaries, with major emphasis on farm policies, already exist.1 While there are differences in detail, general patterns can be delineated. In any case, the detailed features of the farm policies are not of primary interest to us; our concern is with the effects of the farm policies on prices, production and trade.
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Albert Simantov, ‘Agricultural Developments in OECD Countries and Implications for Trade’, speech given at the United States National Agricultural Outlook Conference, Washington, 17 February 1969.
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© 1991 D. Gale Johnson
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Johnson, D.G. (1991). Farm and Trade Policies of the Industrial Countries. In: World Agriculture in Disarray. Trade Policy Research Centre. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-21248-4_2
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