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Supply Management A Sticking Point In Trade Talks With Europe

October 27, 2011

OTTAWA/REUTERS / Canada and the European Union will need to put in quite a lot of hard work to settle several key differences in talks on a proposed free trade deal, according to senior officials. Recent talks, the ninth round to date, are aimed at finalizing a deal by next year. Both sides said significant

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Mind The Global Output Gap

By John Kemp February 10, 2011

Escalating food and fuel prices are a sign the global economy is approaching full resource utilization and the limits of sustainable output. Policy-makers, commentators and investors are still fiercely debating whether high unemployment and idle factories in the United States and Europe are caused by cyclical lack of demand (in which case Keynesian demand management

Opinion

Could We Have One Too?

January 14, 2010

JOHN MORRISS EDITORIAL DIRECTOR “Pickles, no garlic.” That was one of the items on the shopping list, an unusually long one before Christmas when those of us blessed to live in Canada need to worry about having too much food, not too little. Among the brands was one which was almost a dollar cheaper, which

Opinion

Development Policy Driven By Common Sense, Not Edicts

By Daryll E. Ray December 10, 2009

…most of the recommendations he identifies are drawn from the actual practice employed by many of the leading countries of the world as they went through their development phase. Alast-ditch effort to conclude the Doha Development Round of World Trade Organization negotiations was held in the summer of 2008 in the hope that George W.

Opinion

Globalization Creates A Race To The Bottom

By Garnet Etsell November 5, 2009

Th e Wo r l d Tr a d e Organization’s (WTO) Public Forum, which happens every two years, was held in Geneva at the end of September. There were few farm groups represented at the forum, but the CFA and some of its members did attend. Walking into the plenary session can be likened

Opinion

Paul Beingessner — A Love Of Farming And Concern For Others

By Paul Beingessner July 2, 2009

It is with the deepest regret that we must pass on the news that columnist Paul Beingessner died last Thursday in an accident while repairing a haybine on his farm near Truax, Saskatchewan. Paul brought a unique combination to his readers – a love of farming, an analytical mind and a gift for writing. It

Livestock

International Trade Helps Solve Food Crisis

By Jonathan Lynn May 14, 2009

International trade is part of the solution to the global food crisis and not one of its causes, the head of the World Trade Organization says. Global integration represented by trade enabled food to be transported from where it could be produced efficiently to where there was demand, said WTO Director General Pascal Lamy. Geography

Daily Network News

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Supply Management A Sticking Point In Trade Talks With Europe

Mind The Global Output Gap

Could We Have One Too?

Development Policy Driven By Common Sense, Not Edicts

Globalization Creates A Race To The Bottom

Paul Beingessner — A Love Of Farming And Concern For Others

International Trade Helps Solve Food Crisis

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