L'efficacité de transfert des mesures de politique agricole

David Blandford, Leo Maier and Harry de Gorter

Économie rurale, 1994, vol. 220-221

Abstract: The analysis of agricultural policies is placed within a theoretical framework, with a brief comment on the Ricardian and the neoclassical rents and the welfare theorems. Land being a rigid and heterogeneous factor, it creates such rents that public intervention becomes a necessity.

Date: 1994
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