Saudi Arabia moves agriculture abroad
    Saudi government moves agriculture abroad by investing in farming of staple commodities in Thailand, Brazil, India and other countries. This move represents a classic case of “absolute advantage” economy.
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    • 12 May 2008
    Funds swoop on farmland as commodities boom
    Soaring agricultural prices, growing demand for biofuels and the growth of the Chinese and Indian economies are leading top global investment banks to buy farmland in a bid to embrace the physical commodities market.
    • Reuters
    • 13 Mar 2008
    Cresud busca US$ 300 millones para expandirse en la región
    La firma de IRSA ampliará su capital para llegar a Uruguay, Paraguay y Bolivia
    • La Nación
    • 05 Mar 2008
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    • Reuters
    • 13 November 2007
    To Fortify China, Soybean Harvest Grows in Brazil
    China’s global scramble for natural resources is leading to a transformation of agricultural trading around the world.
    • New York Times
    • 06 April 2007

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