This research examines the effect of risk on the proportion of equity held by agricultural cooperatives. The measured components of risk are business risk and the financial risk that is dependent on the proportion of debt in the cooperative's capital structure. The empirical results indicate the proportion of equity is inversely related to financial risk and positively related to business risk. These risk effects are estimated to differ based on the commodity handled by the cooperative. No Significant relation between the proportion of equity and whether or not the cooperative operates on a pooling basis is estimated
Grain/fertilizer volumes are major risks for grain/supply cooperatives followed by fertilizer and fu...
Agricultural cooperatives have long played an important role in help-ing their members manage risk. ...
Financial stress in agricultural cooperatives may be due to a combination of three factors: inadequa...
This research examines the effect of risk on the proportion of equity held by agricultural cooperati...
This research examines the effects of risk-related factors on the proportion of equity held by agric...
Today, more agricultural cooperatives have experienced a surge in their unallocated equity or equity...
Agricultural cooperatives, like all agribusinesses, operate in an inherently risky environment. Man...
Little attention is given to cooperatives’ role in producer risk management. We review literature an...
Agricultural cooperatives tend to be riskier than investor-oriented firms, both in a business and fi...
Little attention is given to cooperatives’ role in producer risk management. We review literature an...
This study examines the hypothesis that cooperatives suffer from a shortage of equity capital becaus...
This case study describes the potential use of new risk-sharing instruments (Skees, Skees and Barnet...
Master of ScienceDepartment of Agricultural EconomicsBrian BriggemanThe environment surrounding coop...
abstract: Agricultural cooperatives tend to be riskier than investor-oriented firms, both in a busin...
The goal of the research is to estimate the level of risk of agricultural companies according to deg...
Grain/fertilizer volumes are major risks for grain/supply cooperatives followed by fertilizer and fu...
Agricultural cooperatives have long played an important role in help-ing their members manage risk. ...
Financial stress in agricultural cooperatives may be due to a combination of three factors: inadequa...
This research examines the effect of risk on the proportion of equity held by agricultural cooperati...
This research examines the effects of risk-related factors on the proportion of equity held by agric...
Today, more agricultural cooperatives have experienced a surge in their unallocated equity or equity...
Agricultural cooperatives, like all agribusinesses, operate in an inherently risky environment. Man...
Little attention is given to cooperatives’ role in producer risk management. We review literature an...
Agricultural cooperatives tend to be riskier than investor-oriented firms, both in a business and fi...
Little attention is given to cooperatives’ role in producer risk management. We review literature an...
This study examines the hypothesis that cooperatives suffer from a shortage of equity capital becaus...
This case study describes the potential use of new risk-sharing instruments (Skees, Skees and Barnet...
Master of ScienceDepartment of Agricultural EconomicsBrian BriggemanThe environment surrounding coop...
abstract: Agricultural cooperatives tend to be riskier than investor-oriented firms, both in a busin...
The goal of the research is to estimate the level of risk of agricultural companies according to deg...
Grain/fertilizer volumes are major risks for grain/supply cooperatives followed by fertilizer and fu...
Agricultural cooperatives have long played an important role in help-ing their members manage risk. ...
Financial stress in agricultural cooperatives may be due to a combination of three factors: inadequa...