Blogs about: Agricultural Subsidies
Featured Blog
Do Economists Agree on Anything? Yes!
Several years ago, Greg Mankiw posted on a column by Robert Whaples in which he “surveys PhD members of the American Economic Association and finds substantial agreement on a wide range of polic… more →
Free Market Mojo
Agricultural Subsidies
holisticprosperity wrote 2 weeks ago: In the 1930s, the government in the US had an idea. The idea came from the Great Depression with de … more →
Your commitment in 7 colors
jonas wrote 1 month ago: The Center for Global Development releases the Commitment to Development Index annually, comparative … more →
Do Economists Agree on Anything? Yes!
Ariel Goldring wrote 2 months ago: Several years ago, Greg Mankiw posted on a column by Robert Whaples in which he “surveys PhD m … more →
Americans Support Subsidies for Small Farmers
Ariel Goldring wrote 2 months ago: According to WorldPublicOpinion.org, Americans support agricultural subsidies for small farmers: As … more →
Free Trade is Awesome
W. Jerome wrote 2 months ago: I was having a conversation today with someone who, despite my best attempts, seemed to dismiss anyt … more →
Where agriculture subsidies go
Ariel Goldring wrote 3 months ago: … more →
Farm Subsidies Over Time
Ariel Goldring wrote 3 months ago: The graph below illustrates that even in times of near-record profits, farm subsidies have remained … more →
Tony the “absurd” EU President OR how the FTD (=Financial Times Germany) base their absurdities on Cohn-Bendit
— 3 comments
Julie wrote 4 months ago: According to Thomas Klau, Tony Blair’s failure in respect to the Iraq war is so famous “that it is n … more →
G8 refuses to cut export subsidies
— 5 comments
Anuraag Sanghi wrote 4 months ago: Leaders of five developing countries — India, China, Brazil, Mexico and South Africa — who also met … more →
Race in America Right Now
— 1 comment
jacquesdelacroix wrote 4 months ago: I live in Northern California where Indian restaurant food and French restaurant food taste alike. T … more →
Lamy Optimistic on Completing Doha Round
silkroadmusings wrote 5 months ago: When the G-20 countries met in London earlier this year much of the attention was placed on the impa … more →
HOW TO GET FAT WITHOUT EVEN TRYING!
theyumbar wrote 5 months ago: PETER JENNINGS TELLS IT LIKE IT IS! … more →
Science is the "HOW" but religion is the "WHY"
Joel wrote 6 months ago: Over in the Huffington Post, writer Kamran Pasha has landed the coveted “I’ve got a book … more →
Reality Bites: A Response to Dambisa Moyo's 'Dead Aid'
— 1 comment
Peter Stegman wrote 8 months ago: While Ms. Moyo’s arguments may seem to have some legitimacy on the surface, I think there is a great … more →
Big Story - Farmers can't get any respect and we'll lose
— 2 comments
Stephen Pate wrote 10 months ago: Photo,Webshots.com Farm report misses the point, farming is strategic not just any business By Steph … more →
You Can’t Live Without Food and Water
— 2 comments
mjolsen wrote 10 months ago: You can live without a lot of things, but you can’t live without food and water. Whoever controls th … more →
Environmental protection via the free market
jtkheiry wrote 11 months ago: In the winter issue of Green Living Journal, Fritjof Capra’s essay, “Connecting the dots on food, he … more →
Spreading the wealth
askiatek2008 wrote 1 year ago: Let’s consider some ways that the United States government has spread the wealth. Since the be … more →
Agricultural Subsidies and Food inflation in developing countries.
debasism wrote 1 year ago: By demanding a curb on the agricultural subsidies in developed countries, developing countries are u … more →
