Social Sciences
5 years ago

China's Agricultural Subsidies Spark Trade Tensions with U.S.

World Trade Review
<i>China – Domestic Support for Agricultural Producers (China–Agricultural Producers)</i>, DS511
Marcus Sohlberg, Ariane Yvon

Paper Summary

The US claimed that China supported its wheat, rice, and corn farmers too much from 2012 to 2015, breaking WTO rules. A panel found that China's support for corn farmers had ended, so no ruling was made on that issue.

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