SUMMARY This article attempts to specify Bienefeld's position, to critique it, and to posit an agenda for research. Bienefeld's position is characterised as holding that international determinants of the African economies are far more important than domestic ones; that prices, particularly international prices, offer misleading signals for allocational choices; and that governments should not and cannot rely upon price signals in making allocational decisions. Bienefeld's position is criticised for artificially and harmfully introducing a separation between domestic politics and internalional markets, and for substituting a notion of what governments should do for an analysis of how they actually behave. SOMMAIRE Cet article tente de d...
This paper argues that government policy in Africa tends to produce a harsh economic environment for...
Believe it or not, there has been prolonged controversy among Anglo Saxon Economists regarding wheth...
Summary : International trade in agricultural products is in most cases the consequence of domesti...
SUMMARY This article questions — in light of recent debates — whether typical price reform proposal...
Peterson's original paper (see WAERSA 21, 5621) supports the increasingly popular belief in the agri...
RESUME RESUME Mesures d'incitation, politiques, participation et réponse: réflexions sur les ...
The paper describes agricultural policies in Africa and seeks to account for them. Agricultural po...
SUMMARY The problem of agricultural crisis in Africa has forced a review of the highly centralised ...
SUMMARY The problem of Africa's politics has become more acute as the economic position of the cont...
In the article, the author examines the debates that have permeated Africa's quest to catch-up with ...
Adjustment policy and agricultural development This paper surveys the main relations between adjust...
La flambée des prix des produits agricoles de 2007/2008, suivie d'une baisse en 2009/2010, puis d'un...
This paper summarizes recent interpretations of government behavior toward agriculture in Africa and...
This paper uses new data on agricultural policy interventions to examine the political economy of ag...
Papa Abdoulaye Seck is a computer scientist, economist and agriculturalist. For ten years his resear...
This paper argues that government policy in Africa tends to produce a harsh economic environment for...
Believe it or not, there has been prolonged controversy among Anglo Saxon Economists regarding wheth...
Summary : International trade in agricultural products is in most cases the consequence of domesti...
SUMMARY This article questions — in light of recent debates — whether typical price reform proposal...
Peterson's original paper (see WAERSA 21, 5621) supports the increasingly popular belief in the agri...
RESUME RESUME Mesures d'incitation, politiques, participation et réponse: réflexions sur les ...
The paper describes agricultural policies in Africa and seeks to account for them. Agricultural po...
SUMMARY The problem of agricultural crisis in Africa has forced a review of the highly centralised ...
SUMMARY The problem of Africa's politics has become more acute as the economic position of the cont...
In the article, the author examines the debates that have permeated Africa's quest to catch-up with ...
Adjustment policy and agricultural development This paper surveys the main relations between adjust...
La flambée des prix des produits agricoles de 2007/2008, suivie d'une baisse en 2009/2010, puis d'un...
This paper summarizes recent interpretations of government behavior toward agriculture in Africa and...
This paper uses new data on agricultural policy interventions to examine the political economy of ag...
Papa Abdoulaye Seck is a computer scientist, economist and agriculturalist. For ten years his resear...
This paper argues that government policy in Africa tends to produce a harsh economic environment for...
Believe it or not, there has been prolonged controversy among Anglo Saxon Economists regarding wheth...
Summary : International trade in agricultural products is in most cases the consequence of domesti...