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In: Agriculture Issues and Policies
Intro -- UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL TRADE -- UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL TRADE -- LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CATALOGING-IN-PUBLICATION DATA -- CONTENTS -- PREFACE -- Chapter 1: U.S. AGRICULTURAL TRADE: TRENDS, COMPOSITION, DIRECTION, AND POLICY -- SUMMARY -- U.S. AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS, IMPORTS, AND TRADE BALANCE -- SHARES OF U.S. CROP PRODUCTION EXPORTED: SELECTED COMMODITIES -- SHARES OF U.S. LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION EXPORTED: SELECTED COMMODITIES -- COMPOSITION OF U.S. AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS: MAJOR COMMODITY COMPONENTS -- COMPOSITION OF U.S. AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS: BULK, CONSUMER-READY, AND INTERMEDIATE PRODUCT EXPORTS -- MAJOR COUNTRY MARKETS FOR U.S. AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS -- WORLD EXPORT MARKET SHARES: CROPS -- WORLD MARKET SHARES: LIVESTOCK AND DAIRY -- WORLD MARKET SHARES: SUGAR -- MAJOR U.S. AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS -- U.S. AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS BY COUNTRY OF ORIGIN -- REGIONAL MARKET GROWTH IN U.S. AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS -- GROWTH IN U.S. AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS TO ASIAN MARKETS -- GROWTH IN AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS TO NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA -- U.S. AGRICULTURAL AND TRADE POLICIES -- Domestic Support -- Trade Measures -- Food Aid -- Chapter 2: U.S. AGRICULTURAL TRADE BOOSTS OVERALL ECONOMY -- ABSTRACT -- INTRODUCTION -- HISTORICAL IMPACTS OF TRADE -- DATA SOURCES -- THE IMPACT OF AGRICULTURAL TRADE, 2006 -- MULTIPLIERS -- EXPORTS GENERATE NEW BUSINESS, ADD JOBS -- IMPACTS OF AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS ON U.S. OUTPUT -- METHODOLOGY APPENDIX -- Income Generation -- Employment Generation -- REFERENCES -- End Notes -- Chapter 3: GLOBAL GROWTH, MACROECONOMIC CHANGE, AND U.S. AGRICULTURAL TRADE -- ABSTRACT -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- SUMMARY -- What is the Issue? -- What did the Study Find? -- How was the Study Conducted? -- INTRODUCTION -- Global Growth, Structural Shifts, and Implications for U.S. Agricultural Exports -- A HISTORICAL VIEW OF U.S AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS
In: Hart, Schaffner and Marx prize economic essays 25
In an increasingly globalized world, an understanding of the role of international trade is central to the study of agricultural economics and agribusiness. This text interweaves these two elements, explaining the theories and practices relevant to agricultural trade. Using real-life examples to explain theories and models, the text prepares readers to critically examine agricultural trade issues. In addition to its comprehensive coverage, each chapter features chapter overviews and summaries, key concepts, questions for review, and suggested readings
In: International agricultural trade and development compendium Vol. 1
In: Foreign agricultural economic report 41
Due to increased purchasing power of certain consumer segments all over the world and the related growing demand for food specialties for differentiated goods in the international markets, agri-food trade and marketing is no longer focused on commodities only. Key concepts of 'Marketing', 'International Trade' and 'Quality' are taking the forefront in the scientific debate among agricultural economists dealing with agricultural and food products markets. The need for scientific knowledge about several aspects of marketing for quality food products is growing. The aim of this book is to link these key concepts together and consider connections, overlaps, contradictions and complementarities between them. This book contains peer-reviewed articles covering a range of studies on international marketing and trade for quality food products and is edited with the support of the BEAN-QUORUM project, funded by the European Union's Asia Link Programme. The topics covered by the studies range from geographical indications to organic food; from fair trade to functional food; from knowledge about quality requirements to the impact of the quest for quality. The geographical scope of the studies is broad and the perspectives vary including the consumer, the producer and the supply chain side. The focal interest of the studies also range from competitiveness, to policy, to potential demand. The book is of interest to researchers and practitioners in international food networks of all types
In: Trade and development series
Cover -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface -- 1 Agricultural Policy Changes, GATT Negotiations, and the U.S.-E.C. Agricultural Trade Conflict -- PART ONE U.S.-E.C. TRADE RELATIONS IN A CHANGING GLOBAL CONTEXT -- 2 U.S.-E.C. Trade Relations in a Changing Global Context -- Discussion -- PART TWO U.S. AGRICULTURAL AND TRADE POLICIES AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR U.S.-E.C.AGRICULTURAL TRADE RELATIONS -- 3 U.S. Domestic Policy and U.S.-E.C. Trade -- Discussion -- 4 Agricultural Trade Relations Between the United States and the European Community: Recent Events and Current Policy -- Discussion -- PART THREE CHANGES IN THE COMMON AGRICULTURAL POLICY AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR U.S.-E.C. AGRICULTURAL TRADE RELATIONS -- 5 Nature and Causes of CAP: Changes in the 1980s and a Tentative Exploration of Potential Scenarios -- Discussion -- 6 The CAP Reform and E.C.-U.S. Relations: The GATT as a Cap on the CAP -- Discussion -- 7 The CAP in a Growing E.C. and in a Rapidly Changing European Political Scenario: Its Implications for U.S.-E.C. Agricultural Trade Relations -- Discussion -- PART FOUR GATT NEGOTIATIONS AND NORTH AMERICAN-EUROPEAN AGRICULTURAL TRADE RELATIONS -- 8 The U.S.-E.C. Confrontation in the GATT from a U.S.Perspective: What Did We Learn? -- Discussion -- 9 The U.S.-E.C. Confrontation in the GATT from an E.C.Perspective: What Did We Learn? -- Discussion -- 10 U.S.-E.C. Farm Trade Confrontation: An Outsider's View -- Discussion -- PART FIVE U.S.-E.C. AGRICULTURAL TRADE RELATIONS: WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE? -- 11 U.S.-E.C. Agricultural Trade Relations:Where Do We Go from Here? -- PART SIX ADDITIONAL DIMENSIONS IN AGRICULTURAL POLICY CHANGES AND NORTH AMERICAN-EUROPEAN AGRICULTURAL TRADE RELATIONS -- 12 GATT and CAP Reform: Different, Similar, or Redundant?.
This book presents International Agricultural Trade Research Consortium commissioned papers. The papers systematically explore the conceptual and empirical dimensions of the new trade theory and try to determine the potential application to agricultural trade and trade policy analysis.