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| | WTO and Agriculture: The Great Trade Robbery DEVINDER SHARMA / Presentation at the international debate Agrarhandel ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07) |
 | | In the Philippines, agricultural export earnings were expected to increase by billions of pesos a year after 1994, generating 500,000 additional jobs a year in the Philippines. |
 | | European agriculture will continue to be subsidised to the tune of Euro 43 billion for another decade, and that amount will increase further when the new members join in. |
 | | In fact, the US projections for 2002-03 were that 53 percent of its wheat crop, 47 percent of cotton, 42 percent of rice, 35 percent of soybeans, and 21 percent of corn to be exported. |
| www.mindfully.org /WTO/2003/Trade-Robery-WTO-Sharma2sep03.htm (4216 words) |
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