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International Trade Impact on Food Crops

This document contains information about international trade and its impacts. It presents a social accounting matrix (SAM) table that tracks the flows of income and expenditures between different sectors of an economy, including commodity production, household income, government revenue, capital markets, and foreign trade. The SAM table shows how increases in exports can increase domestic prices, production, and farmer income, while increases in imports can decrease domestic prices, production, and impact farmer income. The document also includes diagrams illustrating supply and demand in commodity, input, money, and capital markets and how they interact with household income, corporate income, government spending, and foreign capital flows.

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International Trade Impact on Food Crops

This document contains information about international trade and its impacts. It presents a social accounting matrix (SAM) table that tracks the flows of income and expenditures between different sectors of an economy, including commodity production, household income, government revenue, capital markets, and foreign trade. The SAM table shows how increases in exports can increase domestic prices, production, and farmer income, while increases in imports can decrease domestic prices, production, and impact farmer income. The document also includes diagrams illustrating supply and demand in commodity, input, money, and capital markets and how they interact with household income, corporate income, government spending, and foreign capital flows.

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International Trade for


Food Crops
Export Import
Domestic
price
tend to go up
Domestic
production
tend to go up
Domestic
price
tend to go down
Domestic
production
tend to go down
Farmer income
tend to increase
Farmer income
tend to decrease
Impact on farmer
income become blurry
or doubtfull
Analysis Method
P1
Corporate
income
=
Household,
Gov. and Corp.
expenditure
Supply :
Corporate
Demand :
1. Household
2. Government
3. Corporate
Commodity Markets
Q
P
Q1
D
D1
Household
income
=
Gov. and Corp.
expenditure
Supply :
Household
Demand :
1. Government
2. Corporate
Input Markets
L
W
L1
D
D1
W1
r1
Money supply
=
Household and
Corp cash
Supply: Government
Demand :
1. Household
3. Corporate
Money Markets
Q
r
D
D1
1/r1
Corporate and
Gov. Bond
=
Household
bond
Supply : Corporate
and Government
Demand:
Household
Capital Markets
Q
1/r
Q1
D
D1
SAM TABLES
BASE Commondity Activity Labour
Capital and
Land
Corporate Household Government
Capital
Account
World
Receipts
(Income)
Commondity -
68,118.954
(intermediate
demand)
- - -
63,469.852
(household
consumption)
11,425.081
(govern.
Consumtion)
24,836.011
(investment
)
-
167,849.898
(domestic sales)
Activity
137,360.201
(domestic
supply)
- - - - - -
21,153.002
(exports)
158,513.203
(producer sales
revenues)
Labour -
38,158.141
(worker
compensation
)
- - - - - - -
38,158.141
(worker
compensation)
Capital and
Land
-
48,998.713
(capital+land
income)
- - - - - - -
48,998.713
(capital and land
income)
Corporate - - -
13,511.717
(non-ag. Capital
income)
- - -
758.240
(net factor
income)
14,269.957
(corporate income)
Household - -
38,158.141
(labor income)
23,342.595
(agri.
capital/land
income)
5,932.134
(distributed
corp. profits)
- - - -
67,432.870
(household income)
Government
1,169.473
(import tarrifs)
3,237.395
(export tax)
12,144.401
(oil profit tax)
1,774.355
(corp.
Income tax)
926.222
(household
income tax)
- - -
19,251.846
(gov.revenue)
Capital
Account
- - - -
4,957.957
(corp.
saving)
3,036.796
(household
saving)
6,340.765
(gov. saving)
-
10,500.493
(net foreign
savings)
24,836.011
(Tot. saving)
World
29,320.224
(imports)
- - -
1,605.511
(interest)
-
1,486.000
(interest)
- -
32,411.735
(foreign income)
ExpenD.
(Outlays)
167,849.898
(absorption)
158,513.203
(producer
costs)
38,158.141
(worker
compensation)
48,998.713
(capital/land
income)
14,269.957
(corp.
expenditure)
67,432.870
(household
expenditure)
19,251.846
(government
expenditure)
24,836.011
(tot.
investment)
32,411.735
(foreign
expenditure)

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