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Commerce et prix des matières premières agricoles

30
May 2016
Christophe Gouel
Related topics: 
Agriculture
Agricultural Markets

Ce podcast est délivré par Christophe Gouel. La volatilité des prix des denrées alimentaires a-t-elle des répercussions sur les politiques commerciales des pays ?
Christophe Gouel est docteur en économie de l’école Polytechnique, il est économiste à l’institut national de la recherche agro économique (INRA) et au centre de recherche « CEPII ». Ces recherches portent principalement sur les problématiques liées aux politiques commerciales et aux politiques agricoles.

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