Agrarian policies and agricultural systems
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Agrarian policies and agricultural systems
（Westview special studies in agriculture science and policy）
Westview Press, 1990
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Bibliography: p. 262-276
Includes index
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Description
This volume compares the US and EEC approaches to agricultural policymaking and finds that although their objectives are similar, they have used different instruments to achieve their goals. Both approaches include strong political control of the agricultural system - considered a strategic sector not ruled exclusively by the market - with important repercussions. Internally, there tend to be conflicting demands for both a loosening of the policies and an increased government intervention - internationally, tensions have been created in trading relations among First World countries and between First and Third World countries. By contrasting the European and US systems, the authors offer a better understanding of how agricultural policies succeed or fail.
Table of Contents
- Introduction, Alessandro Bonanno
- agrarian policies and the agricultural system in the U.S - an overview, Jere L. Gilles and Douglas Constance
- the agrarian policy and the agricultural system of the EEC - an historical account, Donato Fernandez Navarrete and Antpnio Fernandez Alvarez
- the EEC agricultural system in its present organization, D. F. Navarrete and A.F. Alvarez
- social groups and distribution of power within the EEC, Giovanni Mottura and Eduardo Moyano
- social and economic consequences of the EEC agrarian policy, Michele De Benedictis and Fabrizio De Filippis
- a comparative analysis of the U.S and EEC models, A. Bonanno J. L. Gilles and D. F. Navarrete.
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