Food Policy and Poverty in Indonesia: A General Equilibrium Analysis

By Peter Warr. 2005

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Wealth Heterogeneity and the Income Elasticity of Migration (2017, background): “1 I adapt the formulation for changes in national rice prices given in Warr (2008) to a model in which key parameters are allowed to vary across regions of the country.”
Trade Barrier Volatility and Agricultural Price Stabilization (2012, background): “See, for example, Warr (2005), Hertel and Winters (2006), Anderson, Cockburn and Martin (2010) and Aksoy and Hoekman (2010).”
Have Recent Increases in International Cereal Prices Been Transmitted to Domestic Economies? The Experience in Seven Large Asian Countries (2008, unknown): “4 Warr (2005) shows that these import restrictions have increased poverty.”
Predicting the poverty impacts of trade reform (2004, background): “Consider the Indonesian rice import tariff examined in Warr (2005).”
Rising Food Prices in Sub-Saharan Africa: Poverty Impact and Policy Responses (2008, background): “Warr (2005) found that the ban raised the price of domestically produced rice which led to an increase in poverty (see also Timmer and Dawe 2007 on the Asian experience with rice policies).”
Potential Impact of Higher Food Prices on Poverty: Summary Estimates for a Dozen West and Central African Countries (2008, background): “Using a general equilibrium model, Warr (2005) find that the ban on rice imports raised the price of domestically produced rice, and that this led to an increase in poverty by almost one percentage point (on the Indonesia story as well as for a more general discussion on the experience of…”