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Cereals Trade Patterns In The Sadcc Region

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posted on 2024-09-05, 23:32 authored by David. Kingsbury, Lee Ann Stackhouse, Joseph Rusike
The general objectives of the research project are as follows: 1. To describe current and historical .patterns of agricultural trade: within the SADCC region; between SADCC countries and South Africa; and between SADCC countries and the rest of the world, with particular emphasis on food grains, and farm inputs such as fertilizer, seed, and machinery; 2. To determine the extent to which an economic basis for trade exists within the SADCC region, given current prices and transportation costs; 3. To evaluate alternative domestic agricultural and macro-economic policies which have impacts on trade and food security; 4. To identify present constraints to expanded trade in commodities relevant to food security (both intra-regionally and internationally), focusing on transactions costs and risk; 5. To analyze the potential for a number of policies and programs to expand trade in agricultural commodities and-inputs, thereby improving food security in the SADCC region.

An AEE Working Paper on : CEREALS TRADE PATTERNS IN THE SADCC REGION

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Department of Agricultural Economics and Extension (AEE); University of Zimbabwe

Citation

Kingsbury, David. S., Stackhouse, Lee Ann & Rusike, Joseph (1988) Cereals Trade Patterns In The Sadcc Region, AEE Working Paper No. 3. Harare, Mt. Pleasant: AEE

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Working Paper AEE Series Paper No.3/ 88.

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University of Zimbabwe

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Southern Africa region (SADCC)

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en

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