FAO COMMODITY AND TRADE POLICY RESEARCH WORKING PAPER
No. 4
Agricultural policy indicators
Timothy E. Josling
Professor and Senior Fellow
Stanford University
and
Alberto Valdés
Senior Economic Adviser
World Bank
January 2004
2 THE CHOICE OF INDICATORS FOR POLICY ANALYSIS
3 PREVIOUS POLICY MONITORING ATTEMPTS
3.1 Developed country studies
3.2 Developing country studies
4 METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES AND LOGISTICAL PROBLEMS
4.1 Methodological Issues
4.2 Logistical issues
5 SUGGESTED METHODOLOGY FOR TIER I COUNTRIES
Figure 1: Schema for reporting of domestic support commitments
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