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    Modelling Possible Impacts of GM Crops on Australian Trade, Productivity. (2002)

    This paper is relevant to the Agronomic, Safety & Health Impact, and Socio-Economic categories in the following areas:

    Crops:Maize, Cotton, Soybean, and Oilseed Rape
    Traits:Insect Resistance, and Herbicide Tolerance
    Countries:More than 10 Countries
    Regions:Asia, Australia / NZ, Europe, and North America
    ImpactAreas:Agronomic, Safety & Health, and Socio-Economic

    Abstract or Summary:

    Paper that reviews impact of adoption of biotech crops on productivity and trade of commodities with Australia

    - Benefits summarised include changes in farm yields and costs of production
    - Lists field trial/environmental release approvals in 2002 in Australia
    - Contains history of consumer attitude surveys around the world (1993-2001)
    - Summarises national regulatory regimes in Australia/New Zealand, European Union, North America, Japan, Korea and China

    Paper is copyright Commonwealth of Australia reproduced by permission.

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