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2009•American Journal of Agricultural EconomicsOpen access

Efficiency of Income Transfers to Farmers through Public Agricultural Research: Theory and Evidence from the United States

Julian M. Alston

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estimates of the price, quantity, and welfare effects from a hypothetical elimination of all subsidies applied to U.S.

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estimates of the price, quantity, and welfare effects from a hypothetical elimination of all subsidies applied to U.S.

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estimates of the price, quantity, and welfare effects from a hypothetical elimination of all subsidies applied to U.S.

Key concepts: Subsidy, Liberian dollar, Economics, Agricultural economics, Agriculture, Redistribution (election), Commodity, Government (linguistics)

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