valorization
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Valorization is the act of enhancing the price, value, or status of something, often through organized action, such as government subsidies. It can also mean assigning value or merit to something, essentially validating it. The term "revalorize" means to assign new value or merit to something, or to revalidate it.12
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BrazilThe coffee presidents…de Janeiro—inaugurated a federally supported scheme in 1906 by which the government would purchase excess coffee and remove it from the international market in order to maintain a stable price.
Read More…de Janeiro—inaugurated a federally supported scheme in 1906 by which the government would purchase excess coffee and remove it from the international market in order to maintain a stable price.
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history of Latin AmericaWorld war and world trade…during the war, this “valorization” policy was reinstated during the 1920s in the face of persistent weakness of the world coffee price. Yet one reason for the latter was the expansion of cultivation in other Latin American countries, above all Colombia, which by the end of World War I…
Read More…during the war, this “valorization” policy was reinstated during the 1920s in the face of persistent weakness of the world coffee price. Yet one reason for the latter was the expansion of cultivation in other Latin American countries, above all Colombia, which by the end of World War I…
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