HIGH COTTON: WHY THE USA SHOULD NOT PROVIDE SUBSIDIES TO COTTON FARMERS

Madeline Helling, Scott Beaulier () and Joshua Hall

Economic Affairs, 2008, vol. 28, issue 2, 65-66

Abstract: Trade theorists agree that barriers to trade are declining. Still more progress could be made if trade barriers and government interventions were eliminated. One area in which government interference can and should be vastly reduced is that of agricultural production in general and US cotton production in particular.

Date: 2008
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