The state of food and agriculture, 1996. Food security: some macroeconomic dimensions

Causes for concern must be underlined in the light of some of the recent trends and developments highlighted in this publication. These include the declining trend in international development assistance, flows of aid to agriculture and food aid availability. Whatever the political, market or financial forces behind such trends, they have deleterious immediate consequences for many poor countries. Another cause for concern has been the increasing evidence of economic hardship suffered in particular by the poorest segments of the population in many countries committed to macroeconomic stabilization and market-oriented reform. The potential for generalized welfare gain offered by market liberalization is by now universally recognized. However, we have often argued, and must repeat here in the light of the recent experience of many countries, that support to the poor segments of the population must not be allowed to fail, nor must the interests of the poor be neglected, on principles of market logic and economic efficiency. Examples exist to prove that policy emphasis on equity and human development, basic prerequisites for food security, can coexist with pressing financial problems and harsh economic realities. One such example, that of Burkina Faso, is discussed in this publication. Within the wide spectrum of factors affecting food security, those relating to macroeconomic and trade management play a prominent role. These are addressed in the special chapter of this publication, Food security: some macroeconomic dimensions, which discusses the critical role of governments in choosing the appropriate combinations of monetary, fiscal, trade, investment and social policies to create an economic environment that is conducive to the attainment of food security.

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Main Author: FAO, Rome (Italy). Economic and Social Development Dept. eng 186560
Format: Texto biblioteca
Language:eng
Published: Rome (Italy) FAO 1996
Subjects:AGRICULTURE, FOOD PRODUCTION, FOOD SECURITY, MACROECONOMIC ANALYSIS, WORLD, PRODUCTION DATA, AGRICULTURAL POLICIES, ECONOMIC POLICIES, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, FOOD AID, TRENDS, PRODUCTION ALIMENTAIRE, SECURITE ALIMENTAIRE, ANALYSE MACROECONOMIQUE, AGRICULTURA, PRODUCCION ALIMENTARIA, SEGURIDAD ALIMENTARIA, ANALISIS MACROECONOMICO, MONDE, DONNEE DE PRODUCTION, POLITIQUE AGRICOLE, POLITIQUE ECONOMIQUE, DEVELOPPEMENT ECONOMIQUE, AIDE ALIMENTAIRE, TENDANCE, MUNDO, DATOS DE PRODUCCION, POLITICA AGRICOLA, POLITICA ECONOMICA, DESARROLLO ECONOMICO, AYUDA ALIMENTARIA, TENDENCIAS,
Online Access:http://www.fao.org/3/a-w1358e.pdf
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MONDE
DONNEE DE PRODUCTION
POLITIQUE AGRICOLE
POLITIQUE ECONOMIQUE
DEVELOPPEMENT ECONOMIQUE
AIDE ALIMENTAIRE
TENDANCE
MUNDO
DATOS DE PRODUCCION
POLITICA AGRICOLA
POLITICA ECONOMICA
DESARROLLO ECONOMICO
AYUDA ALIMENTARIA
TENDENCIAS
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FOOD PRODUCTION
FOOD SECURITY
MACROECONOMIC ANALYSIS
WORLD
PRODUCTION DATA
AGRICULTURAL POLICIES
ECONOMIC POLICIES
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
FOOD AID
TRENDS
AGRICULTURE
PRODUCTION ALIMENTAIRE
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PRODUCCION ALIMENTARIA
SEGURIDAD ALIMENTARIA
ANALISIS MACROECONOMICO
MONDE
DONNEE DE PRODUCTION
POLITIQUE AGRICOLE
POLITIQUE ECONOMIQUE
DEVELOPPEMENT ECONOMIQUE
AIDE ALIMENTAIRE
TENDANCE
MUNDO
DATOS DE PRODUCCION
POLITICA AGRICOLA
POLITICA ECONOMICA
DESARROLLO ECONOMICO
AYUDA ALIMENTARIA
TENDENCIAS
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FOOD AID
TRENDS
AGRICULTURE
PRODUCTION ALIMENTAIRE
SECURITE ALIMENTAIRE
ANALYSE MACROECONOMIQUE
AGRICULTURA
PRODUCCION ALIMENTARIA
SEGURIDAD ALIMENTARIA
ANALISIS MACROECONOMICO
MONDE
DONNEE DE PRODUCTION
POLITIQUE AGRICOLE
POLITIQUE ECONOMIQUE
DEVELOPPEMENT ECONOMIQUE
AIDE ALIMENTAIRE
TENDANCE
MUNDO
DATOS DE PRODUCCION
POLITICA AGRICOLA
POLITICA ECONOMICA
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FOOD PRODUCTION
FOOD SECURITY
MACROECONOMIC ANALYSIS
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PRODUCTION DATA
AGRICULTURAL POLICIES
ECONOMIC POLICIES
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
FOOD AID
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SECURITE ALIMENTAIRE
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PRODUCCION ALIMENTARIA
SEGURIDAD ALIMENTARIA
ANALISIS MACROECONOMICO
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DONNEE DE PRODUCTION
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POLITIQUE ECONOMIQUE
DEVELOPPEMENT ECONOMIQUE
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DATOS DE PRODUCCION
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FAO, Rome (Italy). Economic and Social Development Dept. eng 186560
The state of food and agriculture, 1996. Food security: some macroeconomic dimensions
description Causes for concern must be underlined in the light of some of the recent trends and developments highlighted in this publication. These include the declining trend in international development assistance, flows of aid to agriculture and food aid availability. Whatever the political, market or financial forces behind such trends, they have deleterious immediate consequences for many poor countries. Another cause for concern has been the increasing evidence of economic hardship suffered in particular by the poorest segments of the population in many countries committed to macroeconomic stabilization and market-oriented reform. The potential for generalized welfare gain offered by market liberalization is by now universally recognized. However, we have often argued, and must repeat here in the light of the recent experience of many countries, that support to the poor segments of the population must not be allowed to fail, nor must the interests of the poor be neglected, on principles of market logic and economic efficiency. Examples exist to prove that policy emphasis on equity and human development, basic prerequisites for food security, can coexist with pressing financial problems and harsh economic realities. One such example, that of Burkina Faso, is discussed in this publication. Within the wide spectrum of factors affecting food security, those relating to macroeconomic and trade management play a prominent role. These are addressed in the special chapter of this publication, Food security: some macroeconomic dimensions, which discusses the critical role of governments in choosing the appropriate combinations of monetary, fiscal, trade, investment and social policies to create an economic environment that is conducive to the attainment of food security.
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FOOD AID
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spelling unfao:8008782021-05-05T06:52:20ZThe state of food and agriculture, 1996. Food security: some macroeconomic dimensions FAO, Rome (Italy). Economic and Social Development Dept. eng 186560 textRome (Italy) FAO1996engCauses for concern must be underlined in the light of some of the recent trends and developments highlighted in this publication. These include the declining trend in international development assistance, flows of aid to agriculture and food aid availability. Whatever the political, market or financial forces behind such trends, they have deleterious immediate consequences for many poor countries. Another cause for concern has been the increasing evidence of economic hardship suffered in particular by the poorest segments of the population in many countries committed to macroeconomic stabilization and market-oriented reform. The potential for generalized welfare gain offered by market liberalization is by now universally recognized. However, we have often argued, and must repeat here in the light of the recent experience of many countries, that support to the poor segments of the population must not be allowed to fail, nor must the interests of the poor be neglected, on principles of market logic and economic efficiency. Examples exist to prove that policy emphasis on equity and human development, basic prerequisites for food security, can coexist with pressing financial problems and harsh economic realities. One such example, that of Burkina Faso, is discussed in this publication. Within the wide spectrum of factors affecting food security, those relating to macroeconomic and trade management play a prominent role. These are addressed in the special chapter of this publication, Food security: some macroeconomic dimensions, which discusses the critical role of governments in choosing the appropriate combinations of monetary, fiscal, trade, investment and social policies to create an economic environment that is conducive to the attainment of food security.Causes for concern must be underlined in the light of some of the recent trends and developments highlighted in this publication. These include the declining trend in international development assistance, flows of aid to agriculture and food aid availability. Whatever the political, market or financial forces behind such trends, they have deleterious immediate consequences for many poor countries. Another cause for concern has been the increasing evidence of economic hardship suffered in particular by the poorest segments of the population in many countries committed to macroeconomic stabilization and market-oriented reform. The potential for generalized welfare gain offered by market liberalization is by now universally recognized. However, we have often argued, and must repeat here in the light of the recent experience of many countries, that support to the poor segments of the population must not be allowed to fail, nor must the interests of the poor be neglected, on principles of market logic and economic efficiency. Examples exist to prove that policy emphasis on equity and human development, basic prerequisites for food security, can coexist with pressing financial problems and harsh economic realities. One such example, that of Burkina Faso, is discussed in this publication. Within the wide spectrum of factors affecting food security, those relating to macroeconomic and trade management play a prominent role. These are addressed in the special chapter of this publication, Food security: some macroeconomic dimensions, which discusses the critical role of governments in choosing the appropriate combinations of monetary, fiscal, trade, investment and social policies to create an economic environment that is conducive to the attainment of food security.AGRICULTUREFOOD PRODUCTIONFOOD SECURITYMACROECONOMIC ANALYSISWORLDPRODUCTION DATAAGRICULTURAL POLICIESECONOMIC POLICIESECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTFOOD AIDTRENDSAGRICULTUREPRODUCTION ALIMENTAIRESECURITE ALIMENTAIREANALYSE MACROECONOMIQUEAGRICULTURAPRODUCCION ALIMENTARIASEGURIDAD ALIMENTARIAANALISIS MACROECONOMICOMONDEDONNEE DE PRODUCTIONPOLITIQUE AGRICOLEPOLITIQUE ECONOMIQUEDEVELOPPEMENT ECONOMIQUEAIDE ALIMENTAIRETENDANCEMUNDODATOS DE PRODUCCIONPOLITICA AGRICOLAPOLITICA ECONOMICADESARROLLO ECONOMICOAYUDA ALIMENTARIATENDENCIAS364125http://www.fao.org/3/a-w1358e.pdfURN:ISBN:92-5-103858-9