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Agricultural trade barriers, trade negotiations, and the interests of developing countries

By:

Binswanger, Hans

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: UN New YorkUS 1999Description: v, 18 pAction note:

4/3/00 JOY_D

Summary: Argues that developing countries have to continue their agricultural policy reforms. Suggests that the main focus has to be on the constraints on agricultural trade imposed by developed countries. Stresses that export subsidies should be outlawed, domestic producer subsidies reduced, access under tariff quotas increased, tariff escalation on processed agricultural products removed, and the level and the dispersion of bound tariffs on agricultural imports reduced.

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Monograph	CARICOM Documentation Centre	09.01.01 H638b (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	0000000016758

Argues that developing countries have to continue their agricultural policy reforms. Suggests that the main focus has to be on the constraints on agricultural trade imposed by developed countries. Stresses that export subsidies should be outlawed, domestic producer subsidies reduced, access under tariff quotas increased, tariff escalation on processed agricultural products removed, and the level and the dispersion of bound tariffs on agricultural imports reduced.

4/3/00 JOY_D

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