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3 “... higher market prices and less food consumption at other times. In conclusion, none of these policies...”

4 “... principles for agricultural policy reform. DYK: The wages of sugar farmers in the EU are three times above...”

5 “.... The overall welfare gains are over fifteen times higher with full price integration, as opposed to just tariff...”

6 “... at an increasing rate and many times over with dire social, economic and environmental consequences. In this report...”

7 “... in China is more than five times higher than the international average. One of the main reasons...”

8 “... help market participants and policy makers develop more effective responses in times of crisis. More...”

9 Table of Contents: “...? -- Quantifying the "cognitive extent" of science and how it has changed over time and across countries -- Robot...”

10 “... seed required for the next growing season(s) will arrive on time. The classification of the agriculture...”

11 “... include lower travel expenses, reduced emissions footprints, more flexible use of time, and opportunities...”

12 “...-time farmers and small plots have been evident for the past 50 years. The high level and distortionary...”

13 “... in the timing and design of reform processes to achieve practical and effective policy changes. Governments...”

14 “... countries and emerging economies and are now available for India for the first time. Government intervention...”

15 “... and partner institutions' activities to enable a more timely response to disasters; and 4) improving...”

16 “... time, experts from a variety of backgrounds (government, academics, researchers and representatives...”

17 “... is needed to enable better policies. At the same time, evidence will never be complete. Policy makers...”

18 “... time and between countries, it is obviously limited by the pre-defined categories and labels...”

19 “... for agricultural, especially perishable, products than for other goods because of their time sensitivity...”

20 “... of income and education; time-poor single parent households; and the prevalence and accessibility of fast...”