The document discusses options for global agricultural trade after the Nairobi conference and analyzes Argentina's agricultural policies and projections. It summarizes that: 1) Argentina previously had high tax burdens on agriculture including export taxes and quotas that negatively impacted production incentives. 2) In late 2015, Argentina removed currency controls, export taxes, and permit systems under a new administration, marking significant policy changes. 3) Projections estimate that under a new scenario without interventionist policies, Argentina's agricultural production and market share of exports, especially for corn, could increase substantially by 2024-25 compared to prior estimates.