When the Indian industrial and technology conglomerate ITC started building a network of Internet-connected computers called "e-Choupals" in farming villages in India's rural state of Madhya Pradesh in 2001, soy farmers were suddenly able to check fair market prices for their crops. Some farmers began tracking soy futures on the Chicago Board of Trade, and soon most of them were bypassing local auction markets and...
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