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Title: A Comparative Marketing Analysis of Major Agricultural Products in the United States and Argentina
Authors: Lence, Sergio H.
Authors (Email): Lence, Sergio H. (shlence@iastate.edu)
Keywords: agricultural commodities
agricultural markets
Argentina versus United States
commercialization
comparative economic analysis
grains
livestock
marketing channels
production technology
Issue Date: 2000
Series/Report no.: MATRIC Research Paper 00-MRP 2; Argentina Report 2
Abstract: Interest is high in Argentina as an emerging economic power in the Americas. This paper analyzes issues pertinent to the relative advantages and disadvantages between the United States and Argentina for producing, transporting, processing, and marketing major agricultural commodities in the context of distribution to significant global markets. Designed as a tool for agribusiness students and prospective investment and trade partners, it provides a side-by-side analysis of major U.S. and Argentine agricultural commodities. All facts and figures are in U.S. currency and common U.S. (avoirdupois) weights and measures. Also from a comparative perspective, it defines the differences in technologies between the countries and examines in detail the marketing channels for grains (corn, soybeans, wheat, and sunflower) and livestock (beef and pork).
URI: http://purl.umn.edu/18684
Institution/Association: Iowa State University>Midwest Agribusiness Trade Research and Information Center>MATRIC Research Paper Series
Total Pages: 136
Language: English
Collections:MATRIC Research Paper Series

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