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DocumentOther documentPartie 1, chapitre 3. Perspectives agricoles de l'OCDE et de la FAO 2016-2025 : Aperçus par produit 2016
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Ce chapitre décrit la situation des marchés et les éléments marquants qui se dégagent de la dernière série de projections quantitatives à moyen terme sur les marchés agricoles mondiaux et nationaux (projections à dix ans, de 2016 à 2025). Il apporte des informations sur le prix, la production, la consommation, les échanges et les principales incertitudes des céréales, des graines oléagineuses, du sucre, de la viande, des produits laitiers, des produits halieutiques et aquacoles, des biocarburant s et du coton. Les projections quantitatives sont établies à l’aide du modèle d’équilibre partiel de l’agriculture mondiale Aglink-Cosimo. La version imprimée de ce chapitre comprend uniquement les aperçus par produit mais la version intégrale avec des informations plus détaillées et l’annexe statistique complète est disponible en ligne.Lire le Résumé du rapport.
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DocumentOther documentAvant-propos. Perspectives agricoles de l'OCDE et de la FAO 2016-2025 2016
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Télécharger les Perspectives chapitre par chapitre:
- Avant-propos
- Sigles et abréviations
- Sommaire
- Chapitre 1. Vue d’ensemble des Perspectives agricoles de l’OCDE et de la FAO 2016-2025
- Chapitre 2. L’agricultur e en Afrique subsaharienne : Perspectives et enjeux pour la décennie à venir
- Chapitre 3. Aperçu par produit
- Céréales
- Oléagineux et produits oléagineux
- Sucre
- Viande
- Lait et produits laitiers
- Produits halieutiques et aquacoles
- Biocarburants
- Coton
- Annexe statisque
Des informations complémentaires sont disponibles en ligne sur le OCDE -FAO Perspectives Agricoles site internet.
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