Commodity market review
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Commodity market review
Commodities and Trade Division, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, 1996-
- 1995-96
- 1996-97
- 1997-98
- 1998-99
- 1999-2000
- 2005-2006
- 2007-2008
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Description and Table of Contents
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1997-98 ISBN 9789251041277
Description
Examine highlights and analyses of world market developments affecting agricultural, fishery and forestry products both in general and for over 20 specific commodities.
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1999-2000 ISBN 9789251044483
Description
Part I of this review provides a synthesis of the key developments in agricultural commodity markets including the value of export earnings derived from agricultural commodities, import expenditures by developing countries for staple foods and commodity prices. This issue features a summary of recent development and policy issues relating to the new round of World Trade Organization negotiations on agriculture. Part II reviews the current world market situation and short-term outlook for 21 individual food and agricultural commodities or commodity groups.
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2005-2006 ISBN 9789251054376
Description
The purpose of the biennial publication Commodity Market Review (CMR) is to analyse in depth a set of issues relating to agricultural commodity market developments that are deemed by FAO as current and crucial for its member countries, from viewpoints of both the developed, as well as the developing countries. One of the main reasons for the lack of progress in the period following the Uruguay Round, as well as the slow progress in the current Doha Round negotiations, can be attributed to the insistence of several producing and trading countries on exempting some so-called sensitive and special agricultural products from whatever disciplines are agreed upon in the Doha Round. The articles included in this CMR deal with both cross-commodity issues, such as criteria for special products and appropriate rules for special safeguards, as well as particularities of individual commodities, such as rice, sugar, dairy and others that are regarded as sensitive or special for several countries.
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2007-2008 ISBN 9789251058909
Description
"The Commodity Market Review" (CMR), a biennial publication of the FAO Trade and markets Division, examines in-depth issues relating to agricultural commodity market developments that are deemed by FAO as current and crucial for FAO's member countries. This biennial CMR is devoted to exploring in-depth a variety of issues relevant to the impact of imperfect competition and food standards on developing markets. The articles that are included focus on both cross-commodity issues, such as strategic trade, foreign direct investment and the effectiveness of technical regulation, as well as on characteristics of individual commodity value chains, such as coffee, cocoa and frozen concentrated orange juice which are of particular interest in terms of industrial organisation.
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