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Implications for the Quebec hog sector of producer payment of the Crow Benefit in the Prairies

Coffin, G.; Larue, B.; Tanguay, L.; Seyoum, E.; Romain, R.

Canadian Journal of Agricultural Economics 40(4): 571-590

1992


ISSN/ISBN: 0008-3976
DOI: 10.1111/j.1744-7976.1992.tb03720.x
Accession: 002404686

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Agricultural interests in eastern Canada, and particularly those in Quebec, are concerned about changes in the method of payment of the Crow Benefit subsidy in the Prairies. A change from paying the railways to some form of producer payment would transform a transportation subsidy for grain into a general production subsidy in the Prairies for all commodities, including livestock.

Implications for the Quebec hog sector of producer payment of the Crow Benefit in the Prairies

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