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How do governments respond to food price spikes? : lessons from the past
Nelgen, Signe - 2010
Food prices in international markets spiked upward in 2008, doubling or more in a matter of months. Evidence is still being compiled on policy responses over the following two years, but lessons can be learned from the price spike in 1973, the magnitude and speed of which were similar to those...
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How do governments respond to food price spikes? : lessons from the past
Anderson, Kym; Nelgen, Signe - 2010
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How do governments respond to food price spikes? : lessons from the past
Anderson, Kym; Nelgen, Signe - In: Journal of international commerce, economics and policy 1 (2010) 2, pp. 265-285
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How do governments respond to food price spikes : lessons from the past
Anderson, Kym; Nelgen, Signe - 2010
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How Do Governments Respond to Food Price Spikes? Lessons from the Past
Anderson, Kym - 2017
Food prices in international markets spiked upward in 2008, doubling or more in a matter of months. Evidence is still being compiled on policy responses over the following two years, but lessons can be learned from the price spike in 1973, the magnitude and speed of which were similar to those...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012976397
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How Do Governments Respond to Food Price Spikes? Lessons from the Past
Anderson, Kym; Nelgen, Signe - 2012
Food prices in international markets spiked upward in 2008, doubling or more in a matter of months. Evidence is still being compiled on policy responses over the following two years, but lessons can be learned from the price spike in 1973, the magnitude and speed of which were similar to those...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012551619
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How Do Governments Respond to Food Price Spikes? Lessons from the Past
Anderson, Kym - 2011
Food prices in international markets spiked upward in 2008, doubling or more in a matter of months. Evidence is still being compiled on policy responses over the following two years, but new time series estimates of government intervention for the previous five decades allow insights into past...
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Agricultural price distortions, inequality, and poverty
Cockburn, John (contributor); Anderson, Kym (contributor);  … - 2010
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Food Price Spikes, Price Insulation, and Poverty
Anderson, Kym - 2013
estimate the combined impact of such insulating behavior on poverty in various developing countries and globally. The analysis … finds that the actual poverty-reducing impact of insulation is much less than its apparent impact, and that its net effect … was to increase global poverty in 2008 by 8 million people, although this increase was not significantly different from …
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The Challenge of Reducing International Trade And Migration Barriers
Anderson, Kym - 2008
While barriers to trade in most goods and some services including capital flows have been reduced considerably over the past two decades, many remain. Such policies harm most the economies imposing them, but the worst of the merchandise barriers (in agriculture and textiles) are particularly...
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