and income multiplier, of brazilian economy, with an emplasis to the sugar industry. The first step to achieve these work … reals, were an increased to the demand of the sugar industry and it created 27 employmentes and 264,1 thousand reals of … income. Putting into practice these multipliers to the final demand of value by the sugar industry, it´s result was 118 …

regions and contains sugar in as a sole product. It has a detailed coverage ofpolicies and bilateral trade agreements. It is …A spatial price equilibrium (SPE) model of the world sugar market is programmed. The model coversmore than hundred … advantages overother model approaches applied to the sugar market before.Four scenarios are simulated: A baseline scenario until …

Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA) was established. The agreement allows sugar imports into the U.S. from these countries duty … sugar prices. Through the US sugar policy, sugar prices are controlled, and foreign imports are severely limited. Brazil is … paper uses GIS and statistical tools to determine the impact of the expanded U.S. sugar imports from CAFTA-DR countries on …

bigger; (b) sugar product competitiveness inIndonesia by knowing cane field calculation in East Java both wet and dry field …

estimate, summary information on a base June 1982 capital cost, details of the escalated capital cost estimate and separate … sections devoted to preoperations, start-up, and operations cost. The base estimate is supported by detailed information in …

supplies often determined by the local provision of business information. Consequently, an increasing research effort has …

utilities, and energy-efficiency and load-management programs, the need will increase for comprehensive and accurate information … between the information available on these two types of resources. 49 refs., 15 figs., 11 tabs. …

-out and report-distribution steps; thus, the summary information is available several days ahead of the detailed reports. This …