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Publication date: 2 June 2023

Harold Glenn A. Valera, Badri Narayanan Gopalakrishnan, Sumathi Chakravarthy, Sindhu Bharathi, Jean Balié and Valerien Olivier Pede

This paper investigates the effects of the total abolition of all forms of agricultural subsidies to producers and border tariffs on the prices of staple cereals.

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Abstract

Purpose

This paper investigates the effects of the total abolition of all forms of agricultural subsidies to producers and border tariffs on the prices of staple cereals.

Design/methodology/approach

The authors use the GTAP global economy-wide model and focus on 27 countries and 8 regions. The GTAP database that is used contains information on budgetary transfers to producers and market price support such as domestic price support, tariffs, export subsidies, quotas on exports or imports and other border measures.

Findings

The removal of subsidies is estimated to significantly increase the prices of wheat and other cereal grains in Japan, paddy rice in Malaysia and Indonesia, processed rice in Malaysia and Indonesia and wheat in Brazil and India. When border tariffs are removed, cereal prices are projected to fall in several countries, but the decline is more pronounced for wheat in Kenya and Japan, other cereal grains in South Korea and all staples in Nepal.

Research limitations/implications

The alternative scenarios on the removal of agricultural subsidies in all agricultural sectors and the elimination of border tariffs are purely speculative as the analysis ignores important political economy considerations of agricultural and food policy reforms.

Practical implications

The findings from this study point to the importance of implementing additional policy measures to mitigate the possible negative effect of repurposing the support to agriculture and ensure the food security and welfare of those categories of buyers who heavily depend on the price of staple food for their livelihoods.

Social implications

This study’s findings confirm that the elimination of agricultural subsidies would impact global food security directly by making staple food less affordable to the poorest and indirectly by decreasing the available household budget for other presumably more nutritious food groups. Consequently, it is expected that these price increases could make segments of the world population poorer, particularly the net-food buyers due to a decline in their real income.

Originality/value

The authors assess the impact of removing the subsidies on the economy in a comprehensive way, particularly given the recent policy focus on net zero emissions and Sustainable Development Goals that include healthy foods. The authors also consider the counter effects of tariff reduction on this, which is price-reducing.

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Journal of Economic Studies, vol. 51 no. 1
Type: Research Article
ISSN: 0144-3585

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Article
Publication date: 29 September 2020

G. Sreeram, S. Pradeep, K. Sreenivasa Rao, B. Deevana Raju and Parveen Nikhat

The paper aims to precise and fast categorization on to transaction evolves into indispensible. The effective capacity difficulty of all the IDS simulates today at below discovery…

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Purpose

The paper aims to precise and fast categorization on to transaction evolves into indispensible. The effective capacity difficulty of all the IDS simulates today at below discovery amount of fewer regular barrage associations and therefore the next warning rate.

Design/methodology/approach

The reticulum perception is that the methods which examine and determine the scheme of contact on unearths toward number of dangerous and perchance fateful interchanges occurring toward the system. Within character of guaran-teeing the slumberous, opening and uprightness count of to socialize for professional. The precise and fast categorization on to transaction evolves into indispensible. The effective capacity difficulty of all the intrusion detection simulation (IDS) simulates today at below discovery amount of fewer regular barrage associations and therefore the next warning rate. The container with systems of connections are reproduction everything beacon subject to the series of actions to achieve results accepts exists a contemporary well-known method. At the indicated motivation a hybrid methodology supported pairing distinct ripple transformation and human intelligence artificial neural network (ANN) for IDS is projected. The lack of balance of the situation traversing the space beyond information range was eliminated through synthetic minority oversampling technique-based oversampling have low regular object and irregular below examine of the dominant object. We are binding with three layer ANN is being used for classification, and thus the experimental results on knowledge discovery databases are being used for the facts in occurrence of accuracy rate and disclosure estimation toward identical period. True and false made up accepted.

Findings

At the indicated motivation a hybrid methodology supported pairing distinct ripple transformation and human intelligence ANN for IDS is projected. The lack of balance of the situation traversing the space beyond information range was eliminated through synthetic minority oversampling technique-based oversampling have low regular object and irregular below examine of the dominant object.

Originality/value

Chain interruption discovery is the series of actions for the results knowing the familiarity opening and honor number associate order, the scientific categorization undertaking become necessary. The capacity issues of invasion discovery is the order to determine and examine. The arrangement of simulations at the occasion under discovery estimation for low regular aggression associations and above made up feeling sudden panic amount.

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International Journal of Pervasive Computing and Communications, vol. 17 no. 1
Type: Research Article
ISSN: 1742-7371

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Investment Behaviour
Type: Book
ISBN: 978-1-78756-280-6

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Investment Behaviour
Type: Book
ISBN: 978-1-78756-280-6

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