The impact of market liberalisation on food security in Zambia
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Auteurs : V. Seshamani [Zambie]Source :
- Food Policy [ 0306-9192 ] ; 1999.
Abstract
The main elements in agricultural market liberalisation have been the dismantling of the state institutions for marketing and distribution of agricultural produce, the abolition of subsidies, the liberalisation of import and export trade, and the market determination of input and output prices. Economic policy reforms on the monetary, fiscal and other fronts also impinged on the variables influencing production, trade and consumption. This paper highlights some of the undesirable offshoots of the previous policy regime and enumerates the specific policies that have been introduced since 1992. It describes the positive and negative outcomes witnessed so far. Finally, it suggests what needs to be done to eliminate the prevailing major constraints to growth in food production and consumption.
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DOI: 10.1016/S0306-9192(98)00061-X
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