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2009018937 contributor B11415421.
2009018937 created "c2010.".
2009018937 date "2010".
2009018937 date "c2010.".
2009018937 dateCopyrighted "c2010.".
2009018937 description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
2009018937 description "Why consider opposing viewpoints? -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: Why Do Agricultural Subsidies Exist? -- Chapter preface -- 1: Agricultural subsidies are widespread worldwide governmental supports / Congressional Budget Office (CBO) -- 2: US agricultural subsidies are the result of the Great Depression / Daniel Imhoff -- 3: US agricultural subsidies are the result of a wide variety of governmental programs / Chris Edwards -- 4: Agricultural subsidies are a response to low prices / Daryll E Ray, Daniel G De La Torre Ugarte, and Kelly J Tiller -- Periodical bibliography -- Chapter 2: What Are Some Concerns About Agricultural Subsidies? -- Chapter preface -- 1: Agricultural subsidies cause dumping in developing countries / Claire Godfrey -- 2: Agricultural subsidies are not the cause of dumping in developing countries / Sophia Murphy, Ben Lilliston, and Mary Beth Lake -- 3: Agricultural subsidies harm the poor in developing countries / Per Pinstrup-Andersen -- 4: Agricultural subsidies benefit the least developed countries / Arvind Panagariya -- 5: Agricultural subsidies encourage the overproduction of unhealthy food / Amy Frykholm -- 6: Agricultural subsidies worsen the global food shortage crisis / Washington Times -- Periodical bibliography -- Chapter 3: Should Agricultural Subsidies Be Eliminated? -- Chapter preface -- 1: US agricultural subsidies should be eliminated / Daniel Griswold, Stephen Slivinski, and Christopher Preble -- 2: Eliminating US agricultural subsidies is not a good solution / Tom Philpott -- 3: US farmers do not need agricultural subsidies to survive / Brian M Riedl -- 4: Some US farmers say they need agricultural subsidies to survive / Bruce Hight -- 5: Agricultural subsidies are not necessary and should be eliminated / Dean Kleckner -- 6: Agricultural subsidies are needed to protect food and local communities / Anuradha Mittal -- 7: To ensure quality food, current agricultural subsidies need to be eliminated / Michael Pollan -- 8: To end global poverty, it is not enough to eliminate agricultural subsidies / Sophia Murphy -- Periodical bibliography -- Chapter 4: What Are Some Alternatives To Agricultural Subsidies? -- Chapter preface -- 1: Internal food security is needed to deal with the global food crisis / Thomas Dobbs -- 2: Agricultural policies need to support local control / Corrina Steward -- 3: Safety nets are a better alternative to agricultural subsidies / Britt Lundgren -- 4: Instead of funding agricultural subsidies, resources should be used for world hunger / Kamal Nath -- Periodical bibliography -- For further discussion -- Organizations to contact -- Bibliography of books -- Index.".
2009018937 extent "237 p. :".
2009018937 identifier "0737745002 (hardcover)".
2009018937 identifier "0737745010 (pbk.)".
2009018937 identifier "9780737745009 (hardcover)".
2009018937 identifier "9780737745016 (pbk.)".
2009018937 isPartOf "Opposing viewpoints series (Unnumbered)".
2009018937 isPartOf "Opposing viewpoints series".
2009018937 issued "2010".
2009018937 issued "c2010.".
2009018937 language "eng".
2009018937 publisher "Detroit : Greenhaven Press,".
2009018937 subject "338.1/8 22".
2009018937 subject "Agricultural subsidies.".
2009018937 subject "Agriculture and state.".
2009018937 subject "HD1415 .A3223 2010".
2009018937 tableOfContents "Why consider opposing viewpoints? -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: Why Do Agricultural Subsidies Exist? -- Chapter preface -- 1: Agricultural subsidies are widespread worldwide governmental supports / Congressional Budget Office (CBO) -- 2: US agricultural subsidies are the result of the Great Depression / Daniel Imhoff -- 3: US agricultural subsidies are the result of a wide variety of governmental programs / Chris Edwards -- 4: Agricultural subsidies are a response to low prices / Daryll E Ray, Daniel G De La Torre Ugarte, and Kelly J Tiller -- Periodical bibliography -- Chapter 2: What Are Some Concerns About Agricultural Subsidies? -- Chapter preface -- 1: Agricultural subsidies cause dumping in developing countries / Claire Godfrey -- 2: Agricultural subsidies are not the cause of dumping in developing countries / Sophia Murphy, Ben Lilliston, and Mary Beth Lake -- 3: Agricultural subsidies harm the poor in developing countries / Per Pinstrup-Andersen -- 4: Agricultural subsidies benefit the least developed countries / Arvind Panagariya -- 5: Agricultural subsidies encourage the overproduction of unhealthy food / Amy Frykholm -- 6: Agricultural subsidies worsen the global food shortage crisis / Washington Times -- Periodical bibliography -- Chapter 3: Should Agricultural Subsidies Be Eliminated? -- Chapter preface -- 1: US agricultural subsidies should be eliminated / Daniel Griswold, Stephen Slivinski, and Christopher Preble -- 2: Eliminating US agricultural subsidies is not a good solution / Tom Philpott -- 3: US farmers do not need agricultural subsidies to survive / Brian M Riedl -- 4: Some US farmers say they need agricultural subsidies to survive / Bruce Hight -- 5: Agricultural subsidies are not necessary and should be eliminated / Dean Kleckner -- 6: Agricultural subsidies are needed to protect food and local communities / Anuradha Mittal -- 7: To ensure quality food, current agricultural subsidies need to be eliminated / Michael Pollan -- 8: To end global poverty, it is not enough to eliminate agricultural subsidies / Sophia Murphy -- Periodical bibliography -- Chapter 4: What Are Some Alternatives To Agricultural Subsidies? -- Chapter preface -- 1: Internal food security is needed to deal with the global food crisis / Thomas Dobbs -- 2: Agricultural policies need to support local control / Corrina Steward -- 3: Safety nets are a better alternative to agricultural subsidies / Britt Lundgren -- 4: Instead of funding agricultural subsidies, resources should be used for world hunger / Kamal Nath -- Periodical bibliography -- For further discussion -- Organizations to contact -- Bibliography of books -- Index.".
2009018937 title "Agricultural subsidies / Noël Merino, book editor.".
2009018937 type "text".