Published Feb 9, 2015
Daniel Sumner on the Political Economy of Agriculture
Daniel Sumner delves into the intricate political economy of U.S. agriculture, exploring the complex web of subsidies, insurance programs, and their international repercussions on trade and commodity markets, while uncovering the historical evolution and economic implications for farmers, landowners, and taxpayers.
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