Price supports have been at the heart of agricultural policy for many years. In this year's debate over a farm bill the level of price supports and the method of adjusting price supports were central issues. What standard should be used for setting equitable supports? ''Parity" was the standard of the past. "Cost of Production" is the favorite this year. What will be the next standard? In this paper five methods of adjusting price supports are discussed. After a brief description of each, they are compared using several economic and pragmatic criteria
Raising agricultural price policies on costs of production is commonly applied. although with reserv...
When public goods are a joint output of an agricultural production, there is a trade-off between agr...
Most agricultural policy analysis assumes that markets are perfectly competitive, despite increasing...
The responsiveness of farm entrepreneurs to changes in agricultural prices, even in a traditio...
Agricultural protection varies considerably among different commodities. To understand inter-indust...
Changes in the structure of agriculture and the distribution of income among producers make parity p...
There are many programs in existence today which have the intent of influencing the supply and deman...
The support of the agricultural sector in developed countries plays a major role in the internationa...
Of the many issues associated with modifying the 1996 FAIR Act, equitability of government support a...
Under the Food and Agriculture Act of 1977, parity prices are used to determine support levels for o...
Various forms of income subsidy and price support programs have been a part of government farm polic...
Establishment of parity prices by way of the unit of purchasing power approach—the concept on which,...
Parity pricing is an important approach that helps the government and policy makers to determine the...
This paper analyzes a variable price support program (VPS) as an alternative to the current farm inc...
This paper provides a general framework for measuring farm support when both price and quantity poli...
Raising agricultural price policies on costs of production is commonly applied. although with reserv...
When public goods are a joint output of an agricultural production, there is a trade-off between agr...
Most agricultural policy analysis assumes that markets are perfectly competitive, despite increasing...
The responsiveness of farm entrepreneurs to changes in agricultural prices, even in a traditio...
Agricultural protection varies considerably among different commodities. To understand inter-indust...
Changes in the structure of agriculture and the distribution of income among producers make parity p...
There are many programs in existence today which have the intent of influencing the supply and deman...
The support of the agricultural sector in developed countries plays a major role in the internationa...
Of the many issues associated with modifying the 1996 FAIR Act, equitability of government support a...
Under the Food and Agriculture Act of 1977, parity prices are used to determine support levels for o...
Various forms of income subsidy and price support programs have been a part of government farm polic...
Establishment of parity prices by way of the unit of purchasing power approach—the concept on which,...
Parity pricing is an important approach that helps the government and policy makers to determine the...
This paper analyzes a variable price support program (VPS) as an alternative to the current farm inc...
This paper provides a general framework for measuring farm support when both price and quantity poli...
Raising agricultural price policies on costs of production is commonly applied. although with reserv...
When public goods are a joint output of an agricultural production, there is a trade-off between agr...
Most agricultural policy analysis assumes that markets are perfectly competitive, despite increasing...