We examine how reducing subsidies for federal crop insurance affects the risk management portfolios of US soybean producers. We apply the portfolio optimization approach of Das and Statman \citeyearpar{das2013options} to model how producers’ risk management portfolios change as subsidies for federal crop insurance premiums change, and examine how the changes to the risk management portfolios impact farmers’ on-farm income and exposure to downside risk. We optimize farmers’ risk management portfolio by adjusting the budget shares dedicated to each of four risk management tools: returns on production, forward contracting, savings, and crop insurance
We use a large increase in Federal crop insurance subsidies as a natural experiment to identify the ...
The topic of this study is crop insurance and its effect on resource allocation. By crop insurance w...
Farmers have increasingly been procuring external equity financing through either written or verbal ...
This study focuses on how subsidized crop insurance affects the farm portfolio. Crop insurance progr...
Subsidies for crop insurance are set as a percent of premium. Since premium rates are a direct funct...
The most useful and practical strategy The purpose of this analysis is to identify available for red...
Agricultural producers face uncertain agricultural production and market conditions. Much of the unc...
Little research has focused on understanding how crop insurance and preharvest pricing interact so a...
Price volatility has recently increased in the corn and soybean markets. As the price risk environme...
Recent changes in federal farm programs and contemporary farm program proposals highlight an evolvin...
Typescript (photocopy).The purpose of this study is to discover the most effective strategy or strat...
The Federal Crop Insurance program has expanded dramatically over the past two decades---from $140 m...
While many studies have evaluated corn and soybean marketing strategies and crop insurance covera...
At the beginning of each agricultural cycle producers face risks from uncertain harvest yields and p...
Previous studies have shown that weather derivatives are an effective means of hedging agricultural ...
We use a large increase in Federal crop insurance subsidies as a natural experiment to identify the ...
The topic of this study is crop insurance and its effect on resource allocation. By crop insurance w...
Farmers have increasingly been procuring external equity financing through either written or verbal ...
This study focuses on how subsidized crop insurance affects the farm portfolio. Crop insurance progr...
Subsidies for crop insurance are set as a percent of premium. Since premium rates are a direct funct...
The most useful and practical strategy The purpose of this analysis is to identify available for red...
Agricultural producers face uncertain agricultural production and market conditions. Much of the unc...
Little research has focused on understanding how crop insurance and preharvest pricing interact so a...
Price volatility has recently increased in the corn and soybean markets. As the price risk environme...
Recent changes in federal farm programs and contemporary farm program proposals highlight an evolvin...
Typescript (photocopy).The purpose of this study is to discover the most effective strategy or strat...
The Federal Crop Insurance program has expanded dramatically over the past two decades---from $140 m...
While many studies have evaluated corn and soybean marketing strategies and crop insurance covera...
At the beginning of each agricultural cycle producers face risks from uncertain harvest yields and p...
Previous studies have shown that weather derivatives are an effective means of hedging agricultural ...
We use a large increase in Federal crop insurance subsidies as a natural experiment to identify the ...
The topic of this study is crop insurance and its effect on resource allocation. By crop insurance w...
Farmers have increasingly been procuring external equity financing through either written or verbal ...