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Alternative conditions for social orderings

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Bayesian statisticians and remote clients

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Economic implications of some cotton fertilizer experiments

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[Besprechung von:] Georgescu-Roegen, Nicholas: Analytical economics. Cambridge 1956

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Ventures, bets and initial prospects

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A quadratic programming procedure

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What do we know about agricultural producers' behavior under price and yield instability

Hildreth, Clifford - In: American journal of agricultural economics 59 (1977) 5, pp. 898-902

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SUMMARY OF GOVERNMENTAL FINANCES IN MINNESOTA FOR USE IN 1974-75

Waldo, Arley D.; Yoho, Carole B.; Knowles, Glenn J. - Department of Applied Economics, College of … - 1975

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THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF CROP LOSSES: A COMPUTABLE GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM APPROACH

Sherony, Keith R.; Knowles, Glenn J.; Boyd, Roy - In: Western Journal of Agricultural Economics 16 (1991) 01

The impact of crop losses on the U.S. economy are analyzed using a Computable General Equilibrium (CGE) Model. In doing so, concerns about widespread crop losses due to a global climate change or environmental event are addressed. The CGE approach allows for analysis of the interactions between...

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