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food aid disincentive effect: a standalone construct

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Agricultural economics

concern that food aid deliveries depress local prices and so reduce incentives for domestic farm production.

In agricultural economics, food aid disincentive effect refers to concern that food aid deliveries depress local prices and so reduce incentives for domestic farm production. This meaning comes from Schultz (1960) in Journal of Farm Economics.[1]

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Schultz, T. W. (1960). Value of U.S. Farm Surpluses to Underdeveloped Countries. Journal of Farm Economics, 42(5), 1019. https://doi.org/10.2307/1235653

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