Much of the literature on the macroeconomics of agriculture investigated only the exchange rate linkage between the general economy and agriculture. This study examines the effects of U.S. monetary policies on agriculture in a general equilibrium framework through exchange rates, interest rates, inflation, and income linkages. Empirical results indicate that the U.S. monetary policy has significant impacts on farm incomes, prices, exports, demand, and supply
In 1973, the Bretton-Woods Agreement collapsed and the U.S. dollar was allowed to float. Since then...
In 1973, the Bretton-Woods Agreement collapsed and the U.S. dollar was allowed to float. Since then...
In a recent study, Starleaf, Meyers, and Womack (S-M-W, 1985) analyzed the behavior of annual time s...
The increased integration of the U.S. farm sector with the nonfarm sector, during the past decade, b...
In the agricultural economics literature, relatively little attention has been given to the effects ...
United States monetary and fiscal policies influence the domestic agricultural economy directly and,...
United States monetary and fiscal policies influence the domestic agricultural economy directly and,...
Exchange rates do not represent the only mechanism of transmission from macroeconomic policy changes...
A higher interest rate environment may have income implications for the farm sector. Past research d...
Since the mid-1970s, there has been a fundamental structural change in the way that agricultural eco...
This article investigates empirical relationships among the money supply, the interest rate, the exc...
This article investigates empirical relationships among the money supply, the interest rate, the exc...
This paper examines the impact of federal fiscal- Cost-Price Impacts monetary (FM) policy on farm st...
Existing empirical evidence on the impact of macroeconomic variables on agriculture remains mixed an...
Following world wide trends, closer integration of agriculture into the macroeconomy has exposed far...
In 1973, the Bretton-Woods Agreement collapsed and the U.S. dollar was allowed to float. Since then...
In 1973, the Bretton-Woods Agreement collapsed and the U.S. dollar was allowed to float. Since then...
In a recent study, Starleaf, Meyers, and Womack (S-M-W, 1985) analyzed the behavior of annual time s...
The increased integration of the U.S. farm sector with the nonfarm sector, during the past decade, b...
In the agricultural economics literature, relatively little attention has been given to the effects ...
United States monetary and fiscal policies influence the domestic agricultural economy directly and,...
United States monetary and fiscal policies influence the domestic agricultural economy directly and,...
Exchange rates do not represent the only mechanism of transmission from macroeconomic policy changes...
A higher interest rate environment may have income implications for the farm sector. Past research d...
Since the mid-1970s, there has been a fundamental structural change in the way that agricultural eco...
This article investigates empirical relationships among the money supply, the interest rate, the exc...
This article investigates empirical relationships among the money supply, the interest rate, the exc...
This paper examines the impact of federal fiscal- Cost-Price Impacts monetary (FM) policy on farm st...
Existing empirical evidence on the impact of macroeconomic variables on agriculture remains mixed an...
Following world wide trends, closer integration of agriculture into the macroeconomy has exposed far...
In 1973, the Bretton-Woods Agreement collapsed and the U.S. dollar was allowed to float. Since then...
In 1973, the Bretton-Woods Agreement collapsed and the U.S. dollar was allowed to float. Since then...
In a recent study, Starleaf, Meyers, and Womack (S-M-W, 1985) analyzed the behavior of annual time s...