The economic effects of United States Public Law 480 (title I) exports on India

Waugh, Margaret Amelia

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The economic effects of United States Public Law 480 (title I) exports on India

Date

1965

Authors

Waugh, Margaret Amelia

Abstract

An important paradox has been the growth of large unwanted agricultural surpluses in some advanced nations at a time when other countries have continued to subsist near the bread-line. Aid in the form of agricultural products, notably food, is one attempt to solve this paradox.