U.S. farm law stints on research, public goods-Critique

The money earmarked for farm subsidies by the 2014 farm law represent a “lost opportunity to use the funds for programs that unequivocally have the potential to increase social welfare,” writes Bruce Babcock of Iowa State University in Choices, the journal of agricultural economics. “Examples include agricultural research, agricultural pollution prevention, invasive species control, transportation infrastructure… » Read More

The Ag Insider content is only available to members.
Exit mobile version