A complete system of input and multiple output choice functions which by duality are consistent with the hypothesis of expected profit maximization are presented. Estimates are based the 1974 U.S.D.A. Cost of Production survey data and establish considerable price responsiveness of choices, a result which contradict's past econometric dairy supply studies
This article has been presented at the Workshop on Methods for Agricultural Policy Analysis held at ...
In very simple terms, dairy profitability can be defined as the difference between milk prices and t...
The study presents an attempt to gain a better understanding of the input substitution and technolog...
Comer solutions are often observed in cross-section samples of farm-level production decisions. An e...
Dairy producers generally take a single output/multiple input approach when making production decisi...
The model of production decision making for the expected utility maximizing firm under output price ...
A translog cost function was estimated using pooled time series-cross section data from five Northea...
This study employs duality theory to model the dairy industry. Supply and demands for milk, cull cow...
A unified framework for analysing the short-term production relationships between outputs and inputs...
A dynamic multiple output, multiple input model is estimated within the adjust-ment cost framework t...
A spatial model of the U.S. dairy sector is used to analyze support prices at 75 and 80 percent of p...
In this article, we present empirical evidence to show that a commonly held belief is likely false. ...
Typescript (photocopy).Quality of information and the ability of producers to act upon information a...
In many analyses of profit maximization, attention is directed to large herds and specialization in ...
SIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre-DSC:3656.972(80/07/98) / BLDSC - British ...
This article has been presented at the Workshop on Methods for Agricultural Policy Analysis held at ...
In very simple terms, dairy profitability can be defined as the difference between milk prices and t...
The study presents an attempt to gain a better understanding of the input substitution and technolog...
Comer solutions are often observed in cross-section samples of farm-level production decisions. An e...
Dairy producers generally take a single output/multiple input approach when making production decisi...
The model of production decision making for the expected utility maximizing firm under output price ...
A translog cost function was estimated using pooled time series-cross section data from five Northea...
This study employs duality theory to model the dairy industry. Supply and demands for milk, cull cow...
A unified framework for analysing the short-term production relationships between outputs and inputs...
A dynamic multiple output, multiple input model is estimated within the adjust-ment cost framework t...
A spatial model of the U.S. dairy sector is used to analyze support prices at 75 and 80 percent of p...
In this article, we present empirical evidence to show that a commonly held belief is likely false. ...
Typescript (photocopy).Quality of information and the ability of producers to act upon information a...
In many analyses of profit maximization, attention is directed to large herds and specialization in ...
SIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre-DSC:3656.972(80/07/98) / BLDSC - British ...
This article has been presented at the Workshop on Methods for Agricultural Policy Analysis held at ...
In very simple terms, dairy profitability can be defined as the difference between milk prices and t...
The study presents an attempt to gain a better understanding of the input substitution and technolog...
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