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    U.S. Pork Imports and Exports

    Grimes, Glenn
    Plain, Ronald L.
    Meyer, Steve
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    2006-05
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    Working Paper
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    Abstract
    The changes in U.S. pork trade in the past 20 years are quite impressive. U.S. pork exports have grown from 86 million pounds carcass weight equivalent in 1986 to 2.66 billion pounds in 2005. This paper discusses the changes in pork trade since 1986.
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    Department of Agricultural Economics working paper ; no. AEWP 2006-03
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