Distortions To Agricultural Incentives

Preface Contributors Abbreviations and Acronyms PART I: INTRODUCTION Five Decades of Distortions to Agricultural Incentives; K. Anderson PART II: EVOLUTION OF DISTORTIONS IN ADVANCED ECONOMIES Japan, Korea and Taiwan; M. Honma&Y. Hayami Western Europe; T.Josling United States and Canada; B.Gardner Australia and New Zealand; K.Anderson, R.Lattimore, P.Lloyd & D.MacLaren PART III: EVOLUTION OF DISTORTIONS IN EMERGING ECONOMIES Eastern Europe and Central Asia; K. Anderson & J. Swinnen Latin America and the Caribbean; K.Anderson and A.Valdes Sub-Saharan and North Africa; K.Anderson & W.Masters China and Southeast Asia; K.Anderson& W.Martin India and Other South Asia; A.Gulati& G.Pursell PART IV: MARKET AND WELFARE CONSEQUENCES OF PAST AND CURRENT DISTORTIONS Distortions to Key Commodity Markets; K.Anderson, J.Croser, S. Nelgen & E.Valenzuela Welfare and Trade-based Indicators of National Distortions; P.Lloyd, J.Croser & K.Anderson General Equilibrium Effects of Price Distortions on Global Markets, Farm Incomes and Welfare; E. Valenzuela, D.van der Mensbrugghe & K.Anderson Appendix A: Methodology for Measuring Distortions to Agricultural Incentives; K.Anderson, M.Kurzweil, W.Martin, D.Sandri& E.Valenzuela Appendix B: Global Distortions Database, 1955 to 2007; K. Anderson& E. Valenzuela Index

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Agricultural protection; trade policy; distortions to incentives; urban bias; rural poverty; economy-wide modeling