This study estimates farmers' risk attitudes in Missouri using a non-structural approach over time. The non-structural approach proposed by Antle (1989) allows for multiple outputs and various types of risk faced by farmers and doesn't require specific functional forms for utility or production. This approach can also provide farmers' risk attitudes over time. The results show that farmers' risk attitudes are risk loving and change over time, while farmers' risk attitude is generally assumed to be risk averse and very stable over time. Since this approach has the different definition of risk attitude, the results of this study may be a bit different from previous studies
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This study estimates farmers' risk attitudes in Missouri using a non-structural approach over time. ...
This study adapts a methodology formulated in the social sciences to develop a scale for measuring a...
A procedure for the measurement of risk attitudes is developed and applied. The data for the analysi...
This paper examines farmers' risk attitudes, obtained by responses to sources of risk, using an atti...
Risk attitudes of farmers are of major importance to agricultural economists. This study utilizes a ...
This paper presents an econometric approach to risk attitude estimation that does not require joint ...
In applied agricultural economic research various risk-attitude elicitation techniques are used. Her...
A simple model is developed relating the debt and asset portfolio of the farm to the production deci...
The importance of risk perception and risk attitude for understanding individual’s risk behaviour ar...
The importance of risk perception and risk attitude for understanding individuals risk behaviour are...
In applied agricultural economic research various risk-attitude elicitation techniques are used. Her...
Although risk management in farming is a well-documented subject in scientific literature, this same...
Risk attitudes of farmers are very important to the decision-making under risk of farmers. There are...
The importance of risk perception and risk attitude for understanding individual’s risk behaviour ar...
A practical technique for estimating decision-makers' utility functions by survey or group methods i...
This study estimates farmers' risk attitudes in Missouri using a non-structural approach over time. ...
This study adapts a methodology formulated in the social sciences to develop a scale for measuring a...
A procedure for the measurement of risk attitudes is developed and applied. The data for the analysi...
This paper examines farmers' risk attitudes, obtained by responses to sources of risk, using an atti...
Risk attitudes of farmers are of major importance to agricultural economists. This study utilizes a ...
This paper presents an econometric approach to risk attitude estimation that does not require joint ...
In applied agricultural economic research various risk-attitude elicitation techniques are used. Her...
A simple model is developed relating the debt and asset portfolio of the farm to the production deci...
The importance of risk perception and risk attitude for understanding individual’s risk behaviour ar...
The importance of risk perception and risk attitude for understanding individuals risk behaviour are...
In applied agricultural economic research various risk-attitude elicitation techniques are used. Her...
Although risk management in farming is a well-documented subject in scientific literature, this same...
Risk attitudes of farmers are very important to the decision-making under risk of farmers. There are...
The importance of risk perception and risk attitude for understanding individual’s risk behaviour ar...
A practical technique for estimating decision-makers' utility functions by survey or group methods i...