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Agricultural Policies in OECD Countries report 2006

Agricultural Policies in OECD Countries report 2006. Report describes short time changes and long term trends in OECD countries’ agricultural support. Short term 05 v 04 Long Term 03-05 v 1986-1988 Changes over time in support to producers Differences in support among countries

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Agricultural Policies in OECD Countries report 2006

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  1. Agricultural Policies in OECD Countries report 2006 Report describes short time changes and long term trends in OECD countries’ agricultural support. Short term 05 v 04 Long Term 03-05 v 1986-1988 Changes over time in support to producers Differences in support among countries Composition of support

  2. OECD producer support estimate by country

  3. Differences in support among OECD countries Why do these differences arise? • Variations in policy objectives • Different historical uses of policy instruments • Varying degree and pace of policy reform

  4. Conclusion • Decrease in %PSE indicates improved market orientation. • In the long run all countries have reduced support (except Turkey) • MPS is falling which in turn is reducing the %CSE • Support to general services to agriculture is not uniform among OECD countries but ultimately improves long term productivity in the sector.

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