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<p>structural Reform Of The Economies Of Developing Countries Has Been In The Forefront Of Development Interest Since The Early 1980s. This Interest Stems From A Recognition That The Structures And Institutions Of These Countries Are Critical To Any Enhancement Of Economic And Social Development. One Of The Key Reforms Has Been That Of Primary Commodity Markets, Especially Agricultural Commodity Markets, Because Many Developing Countries, Including The Poorest, Depend Heavily On These For Foreign Exchange Earnings And Employment, And Hence For Poverty Reduction. This Report Focuses On The Political Economy And Institutional Aspects Of Agricultural Commodity Market Reform. In Order To Explore In Detail Factors That Are Critical To The Processes, Consequences, And Substance Of Reform, The Authors Have Focused The Analysis And Evaluation On Five Commodities Important In Many Developing Countries, Specifically Cocoa, Coffee, Sugar, Cotton, And Cereal. In Doing So, They Highlight Important Lessons On How Agricultural Sector Reform Can Be Launched And Implemented. Some Of The Factors Identified In The Report As Being Key To Successful Reform Include The Recognition That Commodity Markets

Author
Akiyama, Takamasa; Baffes, John; Larson, Donald; Varangis, Panos
Publisher
World Bank Publications
Published
2001
Language
EN
ISBN
9786610084388
Subjects
Business, Management, Economics

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