Sentence examples for commodity price support from inspiring English sources

Our study reveals that fully replacing commodity price support with payments for public good production, or income support, is problematic for a substantial group of farmers, who would find farming to be less meaningful for them.

For purposes of determining reductions under subparagraph (A), outlay reduction (as a result of sequestration of Commodity Credit Corporation commodity price support contracts in the fiscal year of a sequestration) that would occur in the following fiscal year shall be credited as outlay reductions in the fiscal year of the sequestration.

Regulatory efforts that champion small-scale operations and activities rather than supporting industrial-sized farms through commodity price supports also warrant consideration.

Thus food activists must act like economists to figure out how, if we pay what food actually costs (that is, if we eliminate or decrease commodity price supports and corporate welfare), how poor people will eat, given farmers' very small margin.

80. Little Caesar's pizza empire held up by thick pillars: penny-pinching consumers and falling commodity prices supporting company's bottom line throughout economic slowdown.

At present, it is illegal to export maize from Nigeria, and it is likely that the inflated price was a result of government regulation of the commodity prices, price support through subsidies and/or direct government purchases.

He became a staunch supporter of higher commodity prices, farm price supports, grain storage programs, and beef import controls, believing that such stored commodities programs guarded against drought and similar emergencies.

Direct intervention in commodity markets through price support or stock destruction does not offer a sustainable solution.

A long-expected decline in commodity prices initially supported stocks.

One key reason is that governments such as those in Uganda and Congo — which have faced continuous protests over state violence, corruption, rigged elections and rising commodity prices — receive unwavering support from international actors such as the United States and the I.C.C., which either turn a blind eye to government atrocities or naïvely facilitate them.

Rising commodity prices don't support the deflation thesis carried by less sanguine operators and the FRB.