Implications of Falling Primary Commodity Prices for Agricultural Strategy in the Philippines |
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
ECONOMIC POLICIES FOR THE AGRICULTURE | 22 |
Technology Policy | 29 |
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agricultural growth agricultural production agriculture sector alleviation areas ARY DIEGO Asian Development Bank biases against agriculture BRARY CAL UNIVERSITY CALIFORN CALIFORNIA capital cent coconut comparative advantage constraints copra cost crop diversification decline Developing Member Countries DIEGO LIBRARY DIEGO SAN DIEGO economically viable efficient employment ensure exchange rate expenditure export factors falling primary commodity farm Fisheries foreign exchange government budget Graham Abbott implications import substitution improvement income increase industrial infrastructure irrigation issues Jungsoo Lee labor land reform LIBRARY DIEGO linkages livestock macroeconomic MDBs medium term multilateral development banks ORNIA Philippines policy reform poverty price policy primary commodity prices private sector projects rainfed RARY rice and corn role rural SAN DIEGO ERSITY SAN DIEGO UNIVERSITY Seiji Naya SITY strategy subsector sugar sugarcane support services terms of trade UNIV UNIVERSITY DIEGO UNIVERSITY SAN DIEGO value added World Bank world market world prices