Agricultural and Food Policy
by Ronald Knutson, J.B. Penn, Barry Flinchbaugh
Examines recent U.S. agricultural and food policy issues, including WTO negotiations, food terrorism, and budget deficits, using graphs and objective analysis.
About This Book
This book informs readers of the most recent policy issues in an objective manner.
It allows students and professors to draw their own conclusions regarding preferred policy options.
The text creates an understanding of how U.S. policy affects stakeholders in other countries.
It shows the importance of current WTO negotiations to policy outcomes.
The book gives students a deeper understanding of the conditions leading to government involvement and the constraints on government involvement.
It explains concepts using graphs and helps readers understand the underlying theory driving policy decisions.
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