The objective of this paper is to systematically incorporate lobbying in a microeconomic model of the profit maximizing farmer, derive testable implications of the model and apply it to establish the link, or lack thereof, between policy benefits transferred to farmers and their lobbying expenditures. Policy transfers will be measured by the Producer Subsidy Equivalent (PSE), a comprehensive annual dollar measure of transfers to producers that results from government intervention in agriculture (Josling and Tangerman, 1988)
In seeking to explain why poor countries tend to choose policies that tax agriculture relative to ma...
The Common Agricultural Policy is modelled as a club good providing the European Union (EU) farmer w...
Analysis of the data indicated that exchange theory could be applied successfully to explain interac...
The objective of this paper is to systematically incorporate lobbying in a microeconomic model of th...
Abstract: This paper studies whether political campaign contributions influence agricultural protec...
This article examines the influence of campaign contributions on agricultural subsidies. Empirical r...
This study tests the hypothesis that lobbying by food firms does not contravene United States farm p...
This study adapts Ndayisenga and Kinsey's econometric model of the allocation of political campaign ...
This study generates an econometric model of the allocation of political contribu-tions by food firm...
Studies of the efficiency of redistribution through agricultural commodity markets have focused on t...
A general equilibrium model with optimal lobbying behavior and endogenous government behavior is sol...
Current negotiations under the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade are considering proposals to e...
The expiration of the 2002 Farm Bill has presented an opportunity to renovate current farm policy in...
Conservation agriculture that focuses on soil recovery is both economically and environmentally sust...
This study generates an econometric model of the allocation of political contributions by food firms...
In seeking to explain why poor countries tend to choose policies that tax agriculture relative to ma...
The Common Agricultural Policy is modelled as a club good providing the European Union (EU) farmer w...
Analysis of the data indicated that exchange theory could be applied successfully to explain interac...
The objective of this paper is to systematically incorporate lobbying in a microeconomic model of th...
Abstract: This paper studies whether political campaign contributions influence agricultural protec...
This article examines the influence of campaign contributions on agricultural subsidies. Empirical r...
This study tests the hypothesis that lobbying by food firms does not contravene United States farm p...
This study adapts Ndayisenga and Kinsey's econometric model of the allocation of political campaign ...
This study generates an econometric model of the allocation of political contribu-tions by food firm...
Studies of the efficiency of redistribution through agricultural commodity markets have focused on t...
A general equilibrium model with optimal lobbying behavior and endogenous government behavior is sol...
Current negotiations under the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade are considering proposals to e...
The expiration of the 2002 Farm Bill has presented an opportunity to renovate current farm policy in...
Conservation agriculture that focuses on soil recovery is both economically and environmentally sust...
This study generates an econometric model of the allocation of political contributions by food firms...
In seeking to explain why poor countries tend to choose policies that tax agriculture relative to ma...
The Common Agricultural Policy is modelled as a club good providing the European Union (EU) farmer w...
Analysis of the data indicated that exchange theory could be applied successfully to explain interac...