Imagine you are an agricultural economist advising the Government of Uganda on appropriate policies for connecting smallholder farmers to supermarkets in Uganda. Based on the reading of the case study, "The Growth of Supermarkets and its Implications for Smallholders in Uganda," and other desk research.

Layout the costs of implementing your policy and the benefits of rolling out the policy. You do not have to express the costs and benefits in monetary terms, but you just have to state the benefits and costs that are associated with the policy.

Finally, elaborate on the distributional consequences of your selected policy. Will the policy affect all kinds of smallholder farmers equally? Will it affect certain kinds of farmers more than others (that is, bigger farmers more than marginal farmers)?

I CHOSE OPTION 5 OF THE CASE STUDY