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theoretical curiosity. Wealthy farmers have higher levels of output per hectare because they use more labor per hectare. Insurance …
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We describe the characteristics and labor market experiences of new agricultural and natural resource economics Ph.D.s. Women earned roughly 27% of the Ph.D.s earned during 1996-97 and 2001-02; 36% of the Ph.D.s awarded were earned by U.S. citizens. About half of the employed graduates found jobs...
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contractual arrangement between a pollutee - a bottler of mineral water, Vittel - and several polluting farmers. We analyze the …
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In this article we adapt Burtless and Hausman's (1978) methodology in order to estimate farmers' demand for irrigation … observed and unobserved technological heterogeneity among farmers. Employing micro panel data documenting irrigation levels and … prices in 185 Israeli agricultural communities in the period 1992-1997, we estimate water demand elasticity at -0.3 in the …
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individual farmers' decisions to control elephants is provided. Government policies to assist farmers in coping with the elephant … pest problem are assessed. Appropriate compensation schemes for farmers are seen as potentially more effective for …
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Many countries in sub-Saharan Africa discriminated against agriculture to promote industry after independence. The … domestic terms of trade were turned against agriculture by the price fixing of monopoly marketing boards. This policy was … rationing of imported inputs to industry. The region got the worst of both worlds - stagnation in both agriculture and industry …
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over space and time, and thereby to obtain new evidence on changes in inputs, outputs, and productivity in U.S. agriculture …. The measures change significantly when we use state-specific rather than national prices and when we allow for changes in …
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Differing views of multifunctionality - attributing nonmarket benefits to agricultural production - continue to be an obstacle in World Trade Organization (WTO) negotiations. Some nations see multifunctionality as justifying subsidies to agricultural production; others see it as disguised...
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This article considers whether differences in the structure of agriculture credit markets in France and the United … and British farms, three approaches are used to test the sensitivity of investment to internal finance, an inventory …
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Contract farming has often been associated with an increase in the income of participating households. It is unclear, however, whether contract farming increases other aspects of household welfare. We use data from six regions of Madagascar and a selection‐on‐observables design in which we...
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