Grain Export Cartels

A Handbook of Primary Commodities in the Global Economy
By Marian Radetzki, Linda Wårell
This is an accessible read for graduates, academic researchers, and professionals in the mineral and energy sectors.
Agricultural Protectionism in the Industrialized World
By Fred H. Sanderson
At the same time, the United States could gain substantially—consumers would lose some, but producers would gain more—from a successful grain export cartel. Carter, Gallini, and Schmitz (1980) provide an interesting simulation of ...
Canadian Prairie Farming, 1960-2000: An Economic Analysis
By Economic Council of Canada, L. Auer
Describes the magnitude of the current financial crisis in the Prairie provinces, identifies its underlying causes, distinguishes between short- and long-run developments, examines the effectiveness of the major Prairie farm...
Farm Policy Analysis
By Luther Tweeten
The long-term grain agreements between the United States and the Soviet Union negotiated in 1975 and again in later years are examples of ... Demand-quantity expansion in foreign markets is a secondary objective for export cartels.