palou on 03 September 2018
To correct something; the agricultural products in question are *not* at risk of a price hike, in any way, before we go too far down arguing on that...
The issue is *insufficient demand*, because China isn't buying anymore. This means that prices are going *down*. The subsidies are there, because the prices are expected to go so low, for US agricultural products, that the ability of farmers to survive the loss would be put into question.
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