The evolution of agricultural policy in South Africa what worked and what did not work

Jan 04, 2013

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Policy changesProductivity indexesSA/NZ (Vink and Sandrey)Technology change (Sandrey and Vink, OECD)Where does RSA fit in? (Anderson et al)Conclusion. Outline. Reduction in commodity-specific subsidiesInterest rate subsidies cut (but drought aid')Abolition of dairy price controlBread pric

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The evolution of agricultural policy in South Africa what worked and what did not work

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