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Demand and Price Analysis 115 USA 90 United States 90 Vereinigte Staaten 90 Resource /Energy Economics and Policy 82 Farm Management 58 Public Economics 58 Agricultural and Food Policy 51 Agribusiness 47 Agricultural Finance 47 Risk and Uncertainty 43 Labor and Human Capital 36 Marketing 28 Industrial Organization 26 Environmental Economics and Policy 25 Production Economics 21 Political Economy 20 Research Methods/ Statistical Methods 20 Theorie 17 Theory 17 Agrarpolitik 16 Agriculture 16 Landwirtschaft 16 Livestock Production/Industries 15 Agrarwissenschaft 14 Crop Production/Industries 14 Südstaaten der Vereinigten Staaten 14 Productivity Analysis 12 Agricultural policy 11 Agrarkredit 10 Nahrungsmittelhilfe 9 USA (Southern States) 9 USA (Südstaaten) 9 Florida 8 Produktionsfunktion 8 Agricultural sciences 7 Food Security and Poverty 7 Mathematical programming 7 Mathematische Optimierung 7 Production function 7
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Article in journal 139 Aufsatz in Zeitschrift 139 Collection of articles of several authors 1 Sammelwerk 1 Systematic review 1 Übersichtsarbeit 1
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White, Fred C. 26 Lacewell, Ronald D. 24 Musser, Wesley N. 24 Richardson, James W. 22 Shumway, C. Richard 20 Spreen, Thomas H. 16 Debertin, David L. 15 Tweeten, Luther G. 14 Doeksen, Gerald A. 13 Fuller, Stephen W. 13 Boggess, William G. 12 Duffy, Patricia A. 12 Havlicek Jr., Joseph 12 Epperson, James E. 11 McCarl, Bruce A. 11 Miller, Bill R. 11 Boehlje, Michael 10 Deaton, Brady J. 10 Jones, Lonnie L. 10 Pagoulatos, Angelos 10 Shonkwiler, John Scott 10 Tilley, Daniel S. 10 Broder, Josef M. 9 Capps Jr., Oral 9 Hardy Jr., William E. 9 Huang, Chung L. 9 Lynne, Gary D. 9 Rister, M. Edward 9 Tew, Bernard V. 9 Breimyer, Harold F. 8 Conner, J. Richard 8 Eddleman, Bobby R. 8 Fletcher, Stanley M. 8 Kinnucan, Henry W. 8 Long, Burl F. 8 Trapp, James N. 8 Wetzstein, Michael E. 8 Bessler, David A. 7 Bradford, Garnett L. 7 Drummond, H. Evan 7
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Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 1,288 Southern journal of agricultural economics 247
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RePEc 1,288 ECONIS (ZBW) 247
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FORECASTING CATTLE PRICES IN THE PRESENCE OF STRUCTURAL CHANGE
Goodwin, Barry K. - In: Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 24 (1992) 02
Recent empirical research and development in the cattle industry suggest several reasons to suspect structural change in economic relationships determining cattle prices. Standard forecasting models may ignore structural change and may produce biased and misleading forecasts. Vector...
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THE STRUCTURE OF CITIZEN PREFERENCES FOR GOVERNMENT SOIL EROSION CONTROL PROGRAMS
Jordan, Jeffrey L.; Elnagheeb, Abdelmoneim H. - In: Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 24 (1992) 02
The 1990 Farm Bill contains several measures concerning soil erosion caused by U.S. farmers. Data from a nationwide survey of people concerning their attitudes toward agriculture were used to examine the structure of respondents' preferences for government support-policies to combat soil...
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ESTIMATES OF GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION LEVELS IN U.S. PEANUT MARKETS
Miller, Bill R.; Mabbs-Zeno, Carl C. - In: Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 24 (1992) 01
Unilateral liberalization of U.S. peanut policy was evaluated using a model of U.S. and world peanut supply and demand. Under the proposed policy, world peanut price would rise slightly to $.20 per pound at the U.S. farm level. U.S. production would decline by 578 million pounds per year and...
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IMPLICATIONS OF RAISING THE NONFAT SOLIDS STANDARDS FOR BEVERAGE MILK
Salathe, Larry E.; Price, J. Michael - In: Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 24 (1992) 02
An econometric model of the dairy industry was used to estimate the effects on farmers, consumers, and taxpayers of nationwide adoption of the California nonfat solids standards for fluid milk. It was estimated that adoption of the California standards would raise farm-level milk prices by 1 to...
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AN OPTIMAL CONTROL FRAMEWORK FOR INTER - REGIONAL DAIRY POLICY ANALYSIS
Tanjuakio, Rodolfo V.; Gempesaw II, Conrado M.; … - In: Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 24 (1992) 02
An eleven-region stochastic coefficient econometric model was estimated and used in an optimal control framework to evaluate the effectiveness of the dairy price support program and marketing orders in reducing and stabilizing government purchases of dairy products. The results showed...
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THE U.S. WHEAT AND CORN PROGRAMS: SOME DOMESTIC WELFARE AND INTERNATIONAL TRADE IMPLICATIONS
Carey, Kathleen - In: Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 24 (1992) 01
This paper explores changes in traditional commodity programs from the perspective of domestic welfare. A theoretical model was developed which describes domestic welfare changes that follow from policies consistent with reductions in international price distortions. The model was applied to the...
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THE ADEQUACY OF TRUCKING SERVICE SUPPLIES FOR PRODUCE: TRENDS IN THE 1980S
Beilock, Richard P.; Dunton, William; Kepler, Paul - In: Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 24 (1992) 02
Over 90 percent of interstate produce movements are by truck. In recent years, concerns have been raised regarding the adequacy of motor carrier services. Reasons for these concerns include the possibility of increased costs or service erosions resulting from relaxed economic regulations, an...
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LIVESTOCK FUTURES MARKETS AND RATIONAL PRICE FORMATION: EVIDENCE FOR LIVE CATTLE AND LIVE HOGS
Koontz, Stephen R.; Hudson, Michael A.; Hughes, Matthew W. - In: Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 24 (1992) 01
The efficiency of livestock futures markets continues to receive attention, particularly with regard to their forward pricing or forecasting ability. The purpose of this paper is to present a more general theory that encompasses the forward pricing concept. It is argued that futures contract...
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SELECTING THE "BEST" PREDICTION MODEL: AN APPLICATION TO AGRICULTURAL COOPERATIVES
Rambaldi, Alicia N.; Zapata, Hector O.; Christy, Ralph D. - In: Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 24 (1992) 01
A credit scoring function incorporating statistical selection criteria was proposed to evaluate the credit worthiness of agricultural cooperative loans in the Fifth Farm Credit District. In-sample (1981-1986) and out-of-sample (1988) prediction performance of the selected models were evaluated...
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SUPPLY AND DEMAND FOR MARRIED FEMALE LABOR: RURAL AND URBAN DIFFERENCES IN THE SOUTHERN UNITED STATES
Alwang, Jeffrey Roger; Stallmann, Judith I. - In: Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 24 (1992) 02
This study examined the supply of and demand for married female labor in the southern United States. Special attention was given to differences in labor force participation, labor supply, and quantities of labor supplied and demanded across rural and urban areas. Once state effects were...
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