Export policy clash deepens in EC and US debate
Cambridge University economist criticizes tight money, high dollar and CAP costs, urging cereal price cuts and direct aid for the needy. Cargill executive pins blame on both sides for protectionist policies and rising grain stocks, while experts warn of entrenched reform, potential spillovers, and renewed export incentives amid a tense trade stance.
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Lan Sturgess
Department of Land Economy
Cambridge University
U.S
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