Evaluating the Effects of Climate Change on AgriculturalTrade Policies

Abstract

Climate change poses significant challenges to global agricultural production and trade,
necessitating a reevaluation of agricultural trade policies. This paper examines the
multifaceted relationship between climate change and agricultural trade policies, focusing on
how changing climate conditions affect production patterns, trade dynamics, and policy
frameworks. Through a comprehensive analysis of empirical studies, case examples, and
policy evaluations, this research aims to provide insights into how agricultural trade policies
can adapt to mitigate the impacts of climate change while ensuring food security and
economic stability.