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Biotech "True Stories" From the Frontier PDF Print E-mail
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Posted by Dean Kleckner   
Sunday, 20 January 2008
The frontier of biotechnology is in a place called Bobodioulasso.

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Free Trade When Crop Supplies are Limited PDF Print E-mail
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Posted by Ross Korves   
Thursday, 17 January 2008
Prices for corn, soybeans, wheat, sorghum, rice and other feed and food crops at or near record highs have captured the attention of trade policy analysts. Identified causes include drought in Australia and ethanol production in the U.S. Largely unnoticed in the uproar have been efforts by governments to limit exports or encourage imports. The commitments of WTO member countries to more open trade have been only marginally effective in discouraging market interventions by governments.

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The Numbers Don’t Lie PDF Print E-mail
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Posted by John Reifsteck   
Thursday, 17 January 2008
There are lots of old jokes about actuaries, but one thing is for certain: They are among the most unbiased people in the world. Actuaries look at the facts and let the numbers do they talking for them.

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Agricultural Market Access in the Doha Round PDF Print E-mail
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Posted by Ross Korves   
Thursday, 10 January 2008
Crawford Falconer, chairman of the agricultural talks for the WTO Doha Round, followed up his release in late December of four working documents on domestic supports with release on January 4 of eight documents on market access. Progress is being made on market access, but the large number of nuances makes it hard to grasp what the final outcome will be.

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Globalization Case Study PDF Print E-mail
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Posted by Ted Sheely   
Thursday, 10 January 2008
President Bush has no shortage of topics to talk about with foreign leaders during his nine-day trip to the Middle East, which began on Tuesday and continues into next week. On the top of his agenda will be war and peace: the improving situation in Iraq, the looming threat of Iranian nukes, the ongoing conflict between Israelis and Palestinians, and the destabilizing murder of Pakistan’s Benazir Bhutto.

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Biotech crops are sprouting up around the globe. The one billion acre milestone for biotech crops planted and harvested has been exceeded. Watch as we meet and pass the two billion mark as well.
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