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Title: Subsidies and the Philippine Economy
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Generally, phasing out agricultural subsidies will lead to a better economic equity.
a. Developed countries will shift displaced resources to more productive industries; further industry specializations can emerge.
b. Less developed countries will likely enjoy more employment opportunities created by improving local agricultural markets; "real surplus" can be exported... Showed first 250 characters
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Less developed countries will likely enjoy more employment opportunities created by improving local agricultural markets; "real surplus" can be exported. The emergence of a stronger local agricultural supply will also lessen the dependence of agricultural commodities from foreign producers... Showed next 250 characters
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