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Discussion Paper No[removed]How Distorted Have Agricultural Incentives Become in Europe’s Transition Economies?
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Document Date: 2010-06-08 21:02:11

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Berlin / /

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Europe / /

Country

Romania / Hungary / Turkmenistan / Estonia / Slovenia / Bulgaria / Tajikistan / Latvia / Kazakhstan / Poland / Uzbekistan / Russia / Soviet Union / Australia / Slovakia / Lithuania / Yugoslavia / Ukraine / Czech Republic / /

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Facility

University SA / Adelaide University / University of Adelaide Adelaide / /

Holiday

Commonwealth Day / /

IndustryTerm

exchange rate systems / food consumers / agricultural products / tradable products / policy makers / higher-quality food products / food / energy / food economy / farm products / livestock products / specialised consulting services / distorted producer / /

Organization

OECD Secretariat / Commonwealth of Independent States / Adelaide University / CIES School of Economics Adelaide University SA / World Trade Organization / Council of Mutual Economic Assistance / University of Adelaide Adelaide / OECD / World Bank / Economics Department / Kym Anderson School / European Union / Katholieke Universiteit Leuven / /

Person

Olga Melyukhina / Johanna Croser / Ernesto Valenzuela / Johan Swinnen / Marianne Kurzweil / Lenin / Kym Anderson / Stalin / Nicola / Signe Nelgen / Khrushchev / /

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Position

greatly distorted producer / farmer / producer / Q18 Author / Acting Director / domestic central planner / Executive / /

Region

east Europe / Central Europe / west Europe / Central Asia / Eastern Europe / Asia-Pacific / former Soviet Union / /

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