When U.S. started trade war, ag competition was already rising

For years, the United States was the indisputable global leader for agricultural exports, partly because it had a comparative advantage in farm production. But the U.S. advantage in pork, beef, corn and soybeans is waning, say two university economists, who conclude “this may have been the worst time to enter into a trade war.” Economists… » Read More

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