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Chapter One - Introduction to Agricultural Policy 1-1 Why and the concept of agricultural policy |
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1-2 Agricultural Policy and Agricultural Development |
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Getting to know the government's intervention in the market of agricultural products. Why and the logic of the government's intervention. Types of government intervention |
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Chapter 2 - Policy Cycle |
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Policy objectives, Objectives related to Farmers, Objectives related to consumers, Objectives related to society at large |
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Agricultural policies,3-1 Factors Influencing Agricultural policies |
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3.3 Agricultural Support Policies |
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3-4The first group : the WTO index-AMS Aggregate Measurement of Support - The second group - OECD indicators: PSE, CSE, GSSE, TSE |
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3-5Globalization Global Competitiveness |
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3-6WTO andAgreement on Agriculture (AOA) |
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Chapter 4 - Price policy |
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4-1 Price mechanism in the economic system and different pricing methods |
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4.2 How the government intervenes in the price mechanism |
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4.3 Specific objectives of pricing policy |
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Presentation of class work 1 |
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Presentation of class work 2 |
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5-Food security and Agricultural policy |
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5-1Concept and basic components of food security |
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5-2Indicators for measuring food safety |
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Presentation of class work 2 |
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6-Agricultural Policy Analysis |
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6-1Dimensions of policy analysis |
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6-2Policy Analysis Matrix(PAM) |
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6-3Coefficients of policy analysis |
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Presentation of class work 3 |
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Presentation of class work-3 |
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Evaluation and analysis of 7-Iran's agricultural policies |
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7-2Price stabilization and commercial policy |
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7-2Agricultural research policies and protection of natural resources |
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Overall Conclusion |
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Overall Conclusion |
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Overall Conclusion |
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