Three statistically different labor hour series are compared to determine how they would affect historical measures of various labor related indicators, including the rate of return to equity in farm assets. General trends in labor use and productivity were not significantly altered. However, two statistically different series for the rate of return (an indicator often used to gauge the profitability of farming) were developed
According to the official survey, the working hour for rice production per unit area is quite differ...
Choice of weights is basic to construction of index numbers that are designed to measure change over...
Most of the empirical literature in this area tends to analyze labor allocation decisions of economi...
Valid measures of the changing output of the marketing system in comparison with the inputs of resou...
During the 20th century, U.S. agricultural employment fell in absolute numbers and as a share of tot...
This paper examines methods frequently used by agricultural economists to measure the cost of farm l...
“There is a general belief that slaves in the antebellum South worked more hours per year than north...
This study employs a Tὄrnqvist index approach to construct quality-adjusted labor index for the U.S....
Data from North Dakota farmers are used to develop regression equations estimat-ing seasonal use of ...
Farm-level, cross-section and panel data were used with econometric methods to examine relationships...
Survey data show that the more time allotted to the farm operation, the less time available for off-...
A farm’s financial performance is commonly measured by net farm income, net cash farm income, and th...
This study examines the return on agricultural assets relative to nonfinancial corporate assets in t...
Data from North Dakota farmers are used to develop regression equations estimating seasonal use of f...
A common observation is that measures of productivity growth are pro-cyclical, meaning they are high...
According to the official survey, the working hour for rice production per unit area is quite differ...
Choice of weights is basic to construction of index numbers that are designed to measure change over...
Most of the empirical literature in this area tends to analyze labor allocation decisions of economi...
Valid measures of the changing output of the marketing system in comparison with the inputs of resou...
During the 20th century, U.S. agricultural employment fell in absolute numbers and as a share of tot...
This paper examines methods frequently used by agricultural economists to measure the cost of farm l...
“There is a general belief that slaves in the antebellum South worked more hours per year than north...
This study employs a Tὄrnqvist index approach to construct quality-adjusted labor index for the U.S....
Data from North Dakota farmers are used to develop regression equations estimat-ing seasonal use of ...
Farm-level, cross-section and panel data were used with econometric methods to examine relationships...
Survey data show that the more time allotted to the farm operation, the less time available for off-...
A farm’s financial performance is commonly measured by net farm income, net cash farm income, and th...
This study examines the return on agricultural assets relative to nonfinancial corporate assets in t...
Data from North Dakota farmers are used to develop regression equations estimating seasonal use of f...
A common observation is that measures of productivity growth are pro-cyclical, meaning they are high...
According to the official survey, the working hour for rice production per unit area is quite differ...
Choice of weights is basic to construction of index numbers that are designed to measure change over...
Most of the empirical literature in this area tends to analyze labor allocation decisions of economi...