An appraisal of wheat market policy in Pakistan
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Auteurs : Peter A. Cornelisse [Pays-Bas] ; Syed Nawab Haider Naqvi [Pakistan]Source :
- World Development [ 0305-750X ] ; 1989.
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- Agricultural markets, Average price, Bart kuypers, Brief overview, Buffer stock, Buffer stocks, Caput, Considerable leakage, Cornelisse, Deficit province, Development economics, Domestic market, Domestic price, Domestic production, Domestic wheat price, Erasmus university, Farm size, Favorable development, Flour, Flour ration system, Growth rate, High turnover speed, Higher price, Important food grain, Income elasticities, Income groups, Islamabad, Kuypers, Large farmers, Lesser extent, Lower prices, Marginal benefits, Market price, Market surplus, Marketable surplus, Naqvi, Next section, Nonmarket sources, Nwfp, Open market, Open market flour, Open wheat market, Other hand, Other malpractices, Other provinces, Other words, Pakistan, Pakistan development review, Pakistan institute, Pakistan wheat, Past decade, Policy change, Policy makers, Population growth, Price ceiling, Price difference, Price spread, Private sector, Private traders, Private wheat traders, Procurement activity, Procurement centers, Procurement depots, Procurement price, Procurement system, Producer prices, Punjab, Ration, Ration flour, Ration flour consumption, Ration shops, Rationing system, Recent years, Relative importance, Rural areas, Rural consumers, Seasonal price fluctuations, Several asian countries, Several editions, Small farmers, Smaller lots, State intervention, Stock size, Storage costs, Subsidized flour, Subsidy, Subsidy system, Supplementary imports, Syed nawab haider naqvi, Urban areas, Wheat, Wheat availability, Wheat consumption, Wheat demand, Wheat flour, Wheat growers, Wheat imports, Wheat market, Wheat market policy, Wheat output, Wheat price subsidies, Wheat prices, Wheat producers, Wheat production, Wheat releases, Wheat supply, Wheat trade, Wheat traders, World bank.
Abstract
The food supply situation has improved considerably in several Asian countries since the end of the 1960s. This change for the good calls for a reconsideration of the prevailing policies. In the present paper, the case of wheat in Pakistan is examined. Attention is paid specifically to the development of wheat supply and demand, to the functioning of the various actors in the wheat market chain and to the sources of wheat (flour) of consumers differentiated by province, area and level of income. Some suggestions are then made for alternative policies relating, among others, to the level of wheat procurement and the set up of the wheat releases system.
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DOI: 10.1016/0305-750X(89)90213-1
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