Titlebook: World Agriculture in Disarray; D. Gale Johnson Book 1973 D. Gale Johnson 1973 agriculture.culture

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New Directions for Agricultural Policy in the Industrial Countries,s. So long as the major reliance is placed upon protection and high prices, the pressure is for still more protection and still higher prices. This pressure is one which governments can accede to only for relatively short periods of time.

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Negotiations for Freer Trade in Agricultural Products,ural products somehow pass over barriers of this magnitude. Nor are export subsidies of similar or greater relative magnitude unknown. In fact the experience of recent decades has indicated that there is no degree of nominal protection of an agricultural product that can be called unimaginable.

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Politics and Economics and Farmers,ll when comparable products could be made available at much lower prices. Economic relations among many friendly nations are soured by rigid adherence to economically unjustified restrictions upon trade in farm products.

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Politics and Economics and Farmers,h that is true. Products from the land are being produced at high cost in some parts of the world while elsewhere farm products that can be produced at low cost cannot be sold at all or only with great difficulty. The prices of farm products are manipulated by most governments and without any real k

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The Present State of Disarray,ndustrial countries, the enormous differences in prices received by farmers in the industrial countries, and the more rapid growth of output than of consumption, and the consequent disruptive effects upon trade in farm products. More fundamentally the disarray is evidenced by the ineffectiveness of

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Agricultural Change,has been substituted for animal power; in some countries this transition has now been completed, while in others it will be largely completed in this decade. The self-contained farm is a thing of the past in the industrial regions; in a number of countries the value of purchased inputs (other than l