This study examines the need to introduce crop revenue insurance through analyzing its social welfare effects for the five target crops of the 2013 tabletop exercise. Based on the 5,000 simulated crop prices and revenues, producer welfare and consumer surplus resulting from the introduction of revenue insurance were estimated for each of the five crops. In addition, the cost-benefit of introducing revenue insurance was analyzed and compared with that of operating current crop yield insurance from the standpoint of the country as a whole. We found that the increase in producer and consumer welfare due to subscribing revenue insurance is 5.9 billion won and 3.0 billion won, respectively, for the five crops in total. The results of cost-benefi...
Abstract The authors develop a multicrop insurance model to evaluate crop insurance decisions when s...
This article develops a stochastic model of the Average Crop Revenue Election (ACRE) program, which ...
Crop Insurance, Farm bill, Farm Programs, Resource /Energy Economics and Policy, Q18,
This study examines the need to introduce crop revenue insurance through analyzing its social welfar...
Graduation date: 2017The publicly subsidized Federal Crop Insurance Program has expanded rapidly in ...
Exact date of working paper unknown.Farm revenue insurance has public appeal as a potential means to...
This dissertation develops a novel theoretical framework of heterogeneous producers to analyze the s...
Using farm level data and a simultaneous probit model we evaluate the input use and environmental ef...
The topic of this study is crop insurance and its effect on resource allocation. By crop insurance w...
AbstractThis paper describes crop revenue insurance, discusses the important factors in successful c...
This study focuses on how subsidized crop insurance affects the farm portfolio. Crop insurance progr...
Abstract Excess returns to producers insured by the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation can arise due...
Legislation passed in 1996 changed the way the U.S. federal government acts to reduce risks faced by...
Legislation passed in 1996 changed the way the U.S. federal government acts to reduce risks faced by...
The efficiency of redistribution of government-provided revenue insurance programs is compared with ...
Abstract The authors develop a multicrop insurance model to evaluate crop insurance decisions when s...
This article develops a stochastic model of the Average Crop Revenue Election (ACRE) program, which ...
Crop Insurance, Farm bill, Farm Programs, Resource /Energy Economics and Policy, Q18,
This study examines the need to introduce crop revenue insurance through analyzing its social welfar...
Graduation date: 2017The publicly subsidized Federal Crop Insurance Program has expanded rapidly in ...
Exact date of working paper unknown.Farm revenue insurance has public appeal as a potential means to...
This dissertation develops a novel theoretical framework of heterogeneous producers to analyze the s...
Using farm level data and a simultaneous probit model we evaluate the input use and environmental ef...
The topic of this study is crop insurance and its effect on resource allocation. By crop insurance w...
AbstractThis paper describes crop revenue insurance, discusses the important factors in successful c...
This study focuses on how subsidized crop insurance affects the farm portfolio. Crop insurance progr...
Abstract Excess returns to producers insured by the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation can arise due...
Legislation passed in 1996 changed the way the U.S. federal government acts to reduce risks faced by...
Legislation passed in 1996 changed the way the U.S. federal government acts to reduce risks faced by...
The efficiency of redistribution of government-provided revenue insurance programs is compared with ...
Abstract The authors develop a multicrop insurance model to evaluate crop insurance decisions when s...
This article develops a stochastic model of the Average Crop Revenue Election (ACRE) program, which ...
Crop Insurance, Farm bill, Farm Programs, Resource /Energy Economics and Policy, Q18,