Abstract
Over the past three decades, the level and nature of government interventions and the relative importance of policy objectives have changed in response to changes in the domestic rice demand and supply factors. This paper analyzes the changes in the Philippine rice economy during the period and evaluates the policy options in light of the prospective rice supply and demand situation over the next decade and beyond.
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