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U.S. sugar and alternative trade-liberalization options.

Won Whe Koo

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Abstract This chapter analyses major issues that the US sugar industry is facing, or will face in the near future. It also analyses the impacts of alternative trade liberalization policies in the USA and the EU on the US sugar industry. Special attention is given to regional competitiveness in sugar production in the USA.

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Abstract This chapter analyses major issues that the US sugar industry is facing, or will face in the near future. It also analyses the impacts of alternative trade liberalization policies in the USA and the EU on the US sugar industry. Special attention is given to regional competitiveness in sugar production in the USA.

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Abstract This chapter analyses major issues that the US sugar industry is facing, or will face in the near future. It also analyses the impacts of alternative trade liberalization policies in the USA and the EU on the US sugar industry. Special attention is given to regional competitiveness in sugar production in the USA.

Key concepts: Sugar, Liberalization, Sugar industry, Sugar production, International trade, Face (sociological concept), Free trade, International economics

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