CellWell record HH-1755

Sweet Nothings: The History, Law, and Economics of American Sugar Subsidies.

K.T. Muth and K.R. Develvis

Kennedy School Review, Mar · 2016

In plain language

Kennedy School Review article arguing the US sugar program functions as a hidden weekly grocery-store tax, using price supports and import quotas that raise consumer costs while enriching domestic sugar producers.

Design: Book or historical source
Studied in: Human

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