Farming in a open world market
by Tom Lambie 2003-07-03
For a long time, NZ favoured protectionism in agriculture. Production was subsidized, but rather than helping, NZ found itself on the brink of financial disaster in 1984. By eliminating subsidies and opening up to the world market, the NZ agriculture enjoyed a new start and finally experienced some prosperity.
Federated farmers

Real Emergencies and Farm "Emergencies"
by Chris Edwards, Tad DeHaven 2001-10-08
In the United States, farm subsidies are growing although there is no urgent need. The truth is that this money helps to improve the living standards of farmers at the expense of the American taxpayer.
Cato institute

Save the Farms - End the Subsidies
by Chris Edwards, Tad DeHaven 2002-03-06
Are subsidies necessary to produce enough food? Apparently not, and the case of New Zealand shows not only that agriculture can do well without subsidies, but that it enjoys stronger and sustainable growth.
Cato institute

A new age in agriculture
by Brian Chamberlin
Federated farmers

Farming in a competitive food chain
by Tom Lambie 2001-09-26
Federated farmers

Farming without subsidies ?
by Laura Sayre 2003-03-20
The New Farmer

New Zealand's Agricutural Reforms and their International Implications
by R.W.M Johnson
Institut of Economic Affairs

Politique agricoles des pays de l'OCDE : un programme de réforme constructive
by Travail mixte
OCDE

Summary of Key Lessons Learned in New Zealand When Moving from a Regulated to a Deregulated Economy
MAF

The Current Situation in New Zealand Agriculture
MAF

The Future of Australian Farming in the Environmental Age
by Dennis T. Avery 2001-10-17
Federated farmers

Whither the European Agriculural Policy ?
by Kurt Wickman
Timbro