Recent increases in prices of dairy products in Israel led to consumer unrest and boycotts
against dairy producers during the summer of 2011. The Israeli dairy industry is highly …

This paper develops an economic analysis of the impacts of further trade liberalization
scenarios on Asian dairy markets, using a world dairy model incorporating both vertical and …

The objective of this paper is to develop an economic analysis of the impacts of further trade
liberalization on Asian dairy markets. In order to achieve this, we first make a review of Asian …

International dairy industries remain among the most distorted agricultural sectors. Dairy
average bound tariffs remain among the highest of all agricultural commodities, and dairy …

Trade is an integral part of the Canadian economy. The main institutional drivers governing
trade are bilateral and multilateral agreements outlining permissible trade distorting …

The next round of multilateral trade negotiations will involve the expansion of tariff rate
quotas and the reduction of export subsidies in the dairy industry. A nonspatial multiregion …

The concept of protecting dairy producer margins gained substantial interest due to the
combination of extremely high feed costs and low milk prices the industry experienced in …

Milk is produced worldwide, but dairy trade is dominated by manufactured dairy products.
Only about 5 percent of total world milk production is traded internationally. If freer trade …

Even if the quota regime has been extended until 2007–08 as part of the Agenda 2000
reform adopted in March 1999, the European Union (EU) dairy sector is currently …

The policy instruments that control dairy output and distribution in 1996 are basically the
same as those that have ruled the industry for half a century. Three distinct, but interrelated …