An ag economics professor at Purdue University says the proposed trade relief package could cause even more problems for farmers.
Wally Tyner says other countries, like Canada, are trying to bring a World Trade Organization case against the U.S. because they say the USDA’s proposal has created an improper subsidy.
“It could lead to a subsidy war in addition to a trade war because the subsidies are not supposed to be tied directly to production and this is tied directly to production,” he says.
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