Dual grain marketing in Australia analyzed by Peter Holle
Peter Holle argues that Australia successfully implemented dual grain marketing by separating domestic and export functions and shifting toward a privatized Wheat Board. He notes reforms, the move to a competitive futures market, and gradual privatization with a transition fund, contrasting it with Canada’s monopoly approach and Minister Goodale’s stance. The piece urges broader perspective from Canadian policymakers.
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Peter Holle
Canadian Wheat Board
Ralph Goodale
Ralph
Australia
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Australian Wheat Board
Eat Industry Fund
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Alan Wheat Board
Western Grain Marketing
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Pee
Mr. Goodale
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Swan River Pioneer elevator to close after 65 years
The Swan River Pioneer elevator will be demolished after closing since January as rationalization and tariffs push the company to operate a single grain facility in the Valley. The Swan River doctor faced Manitoba College discipline for professional misconduct and was suspended for three months with costs. a future report will detail findings. Dauphin to seize unpaid business taxes, potential sheriff sales loom. Nine Ninette shop to close in June, with staff moving to other stations. Roblin Macleods True Value hardware store shutters after 30 years amid depopulation. closing sale to run eight weeks.
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