Since the 1990s, India's Agricultural Policies Have Included

Since the 1990s, India's agricultural policies have included

A) increasing trade barriers to protect domestic producers while shifting the country's production towards a greater emphasis on export of agricultural goods.
B) reducing subsidies to limit public spending and removing restrictions on imports in order to conform to WTO rules.
C) breaking up large publicly-owned farms into smaller privately-owned farms and removing restrictions on imports to conform to WTO rules.
D) undertaking massive land reform efforts to help poorer farmers while simultaneously removing restrictions on imports to conform to WTO rules.
E) increasing public subsidies to poorer farmers while reducing them for larger agribusiness firms and increasing trade barriers to protect domestic producers.