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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"food subsidy"”.

  1. Challenging Patronage Networks and Corruption in Iraq: A social accounting matrix analysis of citizen-based oil revenue distribution

    … by the reallocation of funding from the existing food subsidy system. The results illustrate that in each of the scenario variations, cash transfers are shown to have a significant positive impact on household incomes, producing activities and aggregate demand in the economy. The results also …

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  2. Essays in Environmental Economics

    … Ospital, I explore the role of agricultural subsidy policy. The European Common Agricultural Policy is one of the largest food subsidy programs in the world. This paper provides suggestive evidence as to the role of European subsidy allocation across countries in reallocating farm production.

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  3. THREE ESSAYS ON FIRST NATIONS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

    … spending. The second essay explores the issue of food insecurity as an implication of underdevelopment in First Nations reserve economies. Finally, the last essay investigates First Nation Governments’ investment in band-owned businesses and collaboration in business development opportunities …

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  4. How common ravens (Corvus corax) exploit anthropogenic food sources through time and space in a semi-transformed, alpine environment

    … the deliberate and unintentional provisioning of food resources. Anthropogenic food sources (AFSs) are often more spatially concentrated, easily accessible, abundant and stable than natural food sources. The common raven, Corvus corax, is a behaviourally flexible and ecologically adaptable species …

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