Issues in International Political Economy - How Long Should We Try to Keep Them Down on the Farm? - August 2004, Number 56

  • By Sidney Weintraub, Sidney Weintraub
    Aug 15, 2004

    Many antiglobalization groups, as well as other critics, have publicly deplored the U.S. effort to open the agricultural markets of developing countries making the argument that this forces their farmers to migrate to already burdened urban areas.

    Programs
    Simon Chair in Political Economy
    Topics
    Trade and Economics
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Issues in International Political Economy - How Long Should We Try to Keep Them Down on the Farm? - August 2004, Number 56
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Issues in International Political Economy - How Long Should We Try to Keep Them Down on the Farm? - August 2004, Number 56

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