Role of empirical evidence in US/Canadian dispute on US imports of wheat, wheat flour, and semolina

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The US/Canada wheat dispute studies made by the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) and Canadian Wheat Board (CWB) were compared to the analysis made by US International Trade Commission (USITC) staffers. The USDA/CWB analyses was based on the opinion by industry experts without any supporting analysis. On the other hand, USITC presented an empirical model that estimated wheat program costs effects in the US.

International trade, United States. Department of Agriculture, United States. International Trade Commission, Wheat industry

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Book Review: The economics of world wheat markets, by J.M. Antle and V.H. Smith

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The book is a collection of writings by leading agricultural economists on issues affecting the economics of world wheat markets and future wheat market behavior.

Publishing industry, Forecasts and trends, Marketing, History, Markets (Economics), Authorship, Crops, Crops (Plants), Economics of world wheat markets (Book), Antle, J.M., Smith, V.H.

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The economic analysis related to the Canadian Wheat Board in the U.S. countervailing duty investigation of live cattle from Canada

Article Abstract:

Economic analysis regarding the Canadian Wheat Board in the US and duty investigation of live cattle from Canada is presented.

Prices and rates

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