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International Wheat Trade 1950-1965 With Particular Reference to Government Policies
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Some Aspects of International Commodity Agreements and the International Wheat Trade
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Impacts of a state trader on global wheat trade : a gravity model approach
… enterprise (STE) has in the international wheat market. There are numerous types of STEs that function in different ways to achieve many different types of policy objectives which are often unique to a particular STE. Although the existence of a STE is justified by the countries involved …
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Trade implications of gene-edited wheat under different regulatory scenarios
Wheat is a key global commodity and an essential component in the global food basket. However, in an era of climate change, dry weather conditions, and plant diseases, meeting the increasing demand for food is still a challenge. New breeding techniques (NBTs) or gene editing are rapidly emerging as …
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U.S. Competition of Hard Spring Wheat Characteristics
<p>There is a changing landscape in the wheat market from the emergence of foreign ownership of local elevators, increased consolidation in the milling sector, technology advancement, and changes in transportation. The changing landscape of the wheat market has been associated with greater degrees …
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Casting Bread Upon the Waters: American Farming and the International Wheat Market, 1880-1920
In the late 19th and early 20th century, as wheat production and marketing were transformed in scale and in practice, American farmers tried to make sense of how they were positioned within a rapidly growing and changing international market. They tried to formulate a response that would gain them …