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The Purpose of this Book is to provide an analysis of present day Egypt that will suggest appropriate pathways to maintain and improve the economy of the country and the quality of life of the people. It is the author's philosophy that the growth of the country’s economy and the employment of the people will be based on the success of its agriculture.
Lowell N. Lewis
Coordinator, California-Catalan Programs ( http://www.cal-cat.com )
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The paper briefly discusses developments in the negotiations
on agriculture in the WTO Doha Development Agenda Round from January
2000 to September 2005 and identifies the main elements to be considered
when speculating on the outcome of the Ministerial Conference in
Hong Kong.
Giovanni Anania and Jean-Christophe Bureau
European Review of Agricultural Economics, 32 (4),
2005, pp. 539-550.
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347kb)
This paper presents an analysis of the decisions
of producers and consumers of a credence good in three institutional
scenarios, which reflect different levels of credibility of the
regulation providing consumers with a substitute for the trust they
lack and, consequently, different levels of trust consumers place
in the quality of the product.
Giovanni Anania and Rosanna Nisticò
Journal of Theoretical and Institutional Economics, 160 (4), 2004,
pp. 681-701.
(pdf, 211kb)
The approach followed in this paper is to start with
a vision for a desirable and sustainable agricultural and rural
policy for an enlarged Europe in about 25 years from now and in
a second step to spell out in broad terms how it might be put in
place.
West European Working Group and the Délégation
à l’Aménagement du Territoire et à l’Action
Régionale (DATAR)
Studies in Spatial Development, no. 4, Hanover, 2003, pp. 27-71.
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