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Trade and sustainable development : spatial distribution of trade policies impacts on agriculture

By:

Ludeña, Carlos [et al]

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: UN ECLAC SantiagoCL 2009Description: 49 pAction note:

7/1/11 EVELYND

Summary: Maps crop distribution at the spatial level by type of producer according to a harmonised product classification. Distributes the economic impacts of trade liberalisation using a general equilibrium model, taking into consideration incomplete international price transmission into domestic markets (rural and urban). Identifies at the sub-national level a subsidy strategy tailored for producer type and crop, that could mitigate possible negative impacts from trade liberalisation.

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Maps crop distribution at the spatial level by type of producer according to a harmonised product classification. Distributes the economic impacts of trade liberalisation using a general equilibrium model, taking into consideration incomplete international price transmission into domestic markets (rural and urban). Identifies at the sub-national level a subsidy strategy tailored for producer type and crop, that could mitigate possible negative impacts from trade liberalisation.

7/1/11 EVELYND

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