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Mexico: do the poor benefit from increased openness? by Morley, Samuel, Diaz-Bonilla, Carolina

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Cómo lograr que la liberalización del commercio agricola favorezca a los pobres: Conferencia dictada por Joachim von Braun, Director General del IFPRI, ante el Foro Global Agroalim... by von Braun, Joachim, Gulati, Ashok, Orden, David

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A computable general equilibrium analysis of Mexico's agricultural policy reforms by Harris, Rebecca Lee

“…Since the late 1980s, Mexico has liberalized its agricultural sector, moving from a system of price supports, producer subsidies and consumer subsidies to a less distorting scheme in which market forces play a greater role. …”
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Reforming water allocation policy through markets in tradable water rights: lessons from Chile, Mexico, and California by Rosegrant, Mark W., Gazmuri, Renato

“…Increasing water scarcity, rising costs of irrigation subsidies, and general economic liberalization are creating strong incentives for comprehensive water reform with establishment of tradable water rights and the development of markets in these rights. …”
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Reforming water allocation policy through markets in tradable water rights: lessons from Chile, Mexico, and California by Rosegrant, Mark W., Gazmuri, Renato

“…Increasing water scarcity, rising costs of irrigation subsidies, and general economic liberalization are creating strong incentives for comprehensive water reform with establishment of tradable water rights and the development of markets in these rights. …”
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Potential economic impact from the adoption of Brachiaria hybrids resistant to spittlebugs in livestock systems of Colombia, Mexico and Central America by Rivas Ríos, Libardo, Holmann, Federico J.

“…Most of the benefits were concentrated in Mexico, US$2,831 (68%); followed by Colombia, US$960 million (23%), and Central America, US$363 million (9%). …”
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Small countries and the case for regionalism vs. multilateralism by Burfisher, Mary E., Robinson, Sherman, Thierfelder, Karen

“…Mexico gains from NAFTA only when it also removes domestic distortions in agriculture. …”
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Potential economic impact from the adoption of new Brachiaria hybrids resistant to spittlebugs in livestock systems of Colombia, Mexico and Central America by Rivas Ríos, Libardo, Holmann, Federico J.

“…Most of the benefits were concentrated in Mexico, US$2,831 (68%); followed by Colombia, US$960 million (23%), and Central America, US$363 million (9%). …”
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Scenarios for trade integration in the Americas by Diao, Xinshen, Díaz-Bonilla, Eugenio, Robinson, Sherman

“…This paper analyzes two potential trade liberalization scenarios – a Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA) and possible links between MERCOSUR and the European Union (EU) – in a world computable general equilibrium (CGE) model. …”
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Rewriting the rules: How U.S. tariff paths could reshape global trade by Piñeiro, Valeria, Gianatiempo, Juan Pablo, Rueda, Jorge Armando, Glauber, Joseph W.

“…The North America scenario shows that deeply integrated regional markets are extremely sensitive to tariff shocks, and even moderate tariff increases within North America lead to significant disruptions in agricultural trade and measurable welfare losses for Canada and Mexico. The Liberation Day scenario demonstrates that unilateral tariff escalation reduces U.S. competitiveness across a wide range of agricultural products and triggers substantial trade diversion toward countries with preferential access, particularly Mexico, which becomes the primary beneficiary of redirected U.S. import demand. …”
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The Use of Proprietary Biotechnology Research Inputs at Selected Latin American NAROs by Salazar, Silvia, Falconi, César A., Komen, John, Cohen, Joel I.

“…During the past decade, the gradual globalization of the world’s economy—through the liberalization of markets and the institution of free trade agreements—has brought to the fore the topic of intellectual property rights (IPR). …”
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