Agricultural Trade Liberalization and the European Community

The European Community's Common Agricultural Policy has come under attack for its protectionist character and propensity for causing high domestic food prices and wasting financial resources. Here, contributors analyze the most important economic models of agricultural trade in order to assess the effect of liberalization on world food prices, national GETs, international trade, intersectoral and interregional income distribution, and agricultural incomes.Tarditi, Secondo is the author of 'Agricultural Trade Liberalization and the European Community', published 1989 under ISBN 9780198286691 and ISBN 0198286694.