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INNOVATION AND TRADE WITH ENDOGENOUS MARKET FAILURE: THE CASE OF GENETICALLY MODIFIED PRODUCTS HARVEY E. LAPAN AND GIANCARLO MOSCHINI A partial-equilibrium, two-country model is developed to analyze implications from the
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Document Date: 2004-11-12 16:50:21

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Company

INNOVATION AND TRADE / /

Continent

Europe / /

Country

United States / Canada / Argentina / /

Event

FDA Phase / /

Facility

Iowa State University / /

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high-oil corn / early biotechnology innovations / biotechnology innovations / biotechnology / food safety risk / low quality product / certification systems / food safety / technology fee / test products / biotechnology innovation / chemical industries / soybean technology / transportation costs / food products / agricultural products / soybean oil / food labeling / inferior product / final agricultural products / food industry / nonGM food / product / food / monopolist seed supplier / /

Organization

U.S. Department of Agriculture / Department of Economics / FDA / Commission of the European Communities / World Trade Organization / European Union / Iowa State University / /

Person

Moschini / Harvey E. Lapan / /

Position

competitive farmer / university professor / farmer / Pioneer Hi-Bred International Chair / producer / professor and Pioneer Chair / /

Product

EU / United States / /

Technology

GM technology / Roundup Ready soybean technology / biotechnology / /

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