The expansion of the EC to include EFTA countries, and the greater provision of preferential access to protected EC markets for farmers in Eastern Europe's economies in transition, would have opposite effects on Europe's excess supply of food and on international food prices (assuming EC...

This paper seeks to understand why the US-EC farm trade dispute has been so difficult to resolve, and whether the Blair House accord of November 1992 will sufficiently satisfy not only those two parties, but also other GATT contracting parties to enable the Uruguay Round to be brought to a...

In seeking to explain why poor countries tend to choose policies that tax agriculture relative to manufacturing while rich countries do the opposite, archetypical parameters for a poor agrarian economy and a rich industrial one are inserted in a computable general equilibrium model to simulate...