Market Effects of Crop Support Measures

Governments in many OECD countries intervene in agricultural markets to boost crop producer returns by applying tariffs to the prices of imported cereals and oilseeds and/or subsidising prices paid by foreign buyers. Historically, market price support attributable to such interventions comprised the...

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Autor principal: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.
Autores Corporativos: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (-), Organisation for Economic Co operation and Development Content Provider (content provider), Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development Content Provider
Formato: Libro electrónico
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Paris : OECD Publishing 2001.
Colección:Agriculture and food Market effects of crop support measures.
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  • CONTENTS; Executive summary; MARKET EFFECTS OF CROP SUPPORT MEASURES; I. Introduction; II. Qualitative analysis of differences in policy effects among support measures; III. Quantitative differences amongst support measures; IV. Conclusions and policy implications; References; Annex 1. Model documentation and additional results; I. Crop model structure, parameters and elasticities; II. Country results from simulation experiments comparing policy effects among supportmeasures; References; Annex 2. Elasticities of substitution and factor supply in Canadian, Mexican and United States agriculture
  • I. IntroductionII. Estimates of elasticities of substitution; III. Estimates of factor supply elasticities; IV. Suitability of available estimates for the PEM project; V. Plausible ranges of parameter values; VI. Procedures for dealing with parameter uncertainty; References; Annex 3. Elasticities of substitution and factor supply elasticities in European agriculture: a review of past studies; I. Introduction; II. Elasticities of substitution; III. Factor supply elasticities; IV. Statistical procedures for sensitivity testing
  • V. Suitability of the available estimates for modelling the effects of agricultural policychangesReferences