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The Evolving Structure of World Agricultural Trade - Implications for Trade Policy and Trade Agreements (Paperback)
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The Evolving Structure of World Agricultural Trade - Implications for Trade Policy and Trade Agreements (Paperback)
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The objective of this book is to highlight and analyze several
factors impinging on future agricultural trade developments. These
factors include rapidly changing food demand patterns arising from
economic growth and associated urbanisation; the level and nature
of support and protection provided to agriculture in both developed
and developing countries; the increasing prominence of technical
regulations and private standards; the increasing levels of
concentration in agricultural supply chains; and growing concerns
regarding pressures on the scarce natural resources in light of
climate change. The book seeks to improve the level of appreciation
and understanding of these factors by collecting a series of
contribution by academics and practitioners active in the field of
agricultural trade and related policy. It sets the contexts for a
discussion on trade policy intervention in the context of evolving
structures, reviews evidence on trends in a number of the factors
that will shape the evolution of global agricultural trade, and
discusses how trade rules may need to be adapted to account for
these evolving trends and to deal with the challenges.
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