U.S. sugar policy: domestic- and trade-policy challenges.
J. N. Roney
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J. N. Roney
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Abstract This chapter provides background on: the size and stature of the US sugar industry and policy; the uniqueness of the world sugar market; and the need for, and benefits of, US sugar policy. The chapter concludes with thoughts on the future of the US sugar industry in the face of domestic and foreign policy challenges.
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Abstract This chapter provides background on: the size and stature of the US sugar industry and policy; the uniqueness of the world sugar market; and the need for, and benefits of, US sugar policy. The chapter concludes with thoughts on the future of the US sugar industry in the face of domestic and foreign policy challenges.
Key concepts: Sugar, Sugar industry, Face (sociological concept), Economics, International trade, Business, International economics, Food science