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5 articles found for keyword search: +rice +price +stabilization

  • R.M. Briones’ Comment on “The Future of Rice in Asia: Public and Private Roles”

    Roehlano M. Briones
    Dr. Roehlano Briones (Philippine Institute for Development Studies [PIDS] and Brain Trust Inc.), a thought leader in rice policy, appreciates the depth and clarity of Dawe and Timmer’s insights in his commentary. Nonetheless, he calls for a fuller exploration of critical themes such as...
    Volume 22 Issue No. 1 (June 2025)

  • Rejoinder to Comments on “The Future of Rice in Asia: Public and Private Roles”

    David Dawe and C. Peter Timmer
    Dawe and Timmer responded to the insightful critiques by Briones and Wong, who each highlight important but distinct perspectives: Briones urges deeper analysis of structural transformation, price stabilization, and climate challenges, while Wong emphasizes practical insights from private sector...
    Volume 22 Issue No. 1 (June 2025)

  • The Future of Rice in Asia: Public and Private Roles

    David Dawe and C. Peter Timmer
    The role of rice in Asia has evolved but remains central to pro-poor growth and food security. This article offers reflections based on decades of engagement with the region’s rice economy, organized around six interlinked themes: rice research, rural infrastructure, structural transformation...
    Volume 22 Issue No. 1 (June 2025)

  • How I Learned to Stabilize Rice Prices, and Why: A Retrospective Essay

    C. Peter Timmer
    This retrospective essay examines six decades of work on rice price stabilization and food security in Asia, emphasizing the critical role of stable rice prices in promoting pro-poor growth, economic development, and political stability. Based on extensive policy engagement in countries such as...
    Volume 21 20th Anniversary Issue (October 2024)

  • Risk Management Strategies for Drought-Prone Rice Cultivation: A Case Study of Tamil Nadu, India

    K.N. Selvaraj
    This study aimed to understand the issues associated with rainfed rice production in dry and semidry areas in Tamil Nadu, India. Farmers face risks such as input, output, market-price, and income, as these areas are prone to rainfall shortage. Secondary data about Tamil Nadu and various waterlimited...
    Volume 6 Issue No. 2 (December 2009)

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