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Enhancing competitiveness: international economic policies

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Enhancing competitiveness: U.S. agricultural policy

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The challenge of building market demand

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U.S. agriculture: challenges for the twenty-first century

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The U.S. farm export boom: how will it be shaped by global infrastructure?

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A recent surge in U.S. agricultural exports has triggered a wave of optimism about the industry's prospects in the … and Latin America. Adding fuel to U.S. agriculture's newfound optimism is the recent emergence of China--the world's most …. For example, in China and Mexico--two of U.S. agriculture's most promising markets--the existing transportation and …

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