A modified linear programming alternative, Hazell's IDTAD model, is used to address an enterprise choice problem in which the enterprise alternatives differ substantially in average net return and risk. Examination of several specific questions related to the trade-offs between return and risk demonstrate the model's usefulness
ABSTRACT ramifications for both the expected value and vari-A risk programming model was developed t...
Risk has always been an important dimension of the agricultural sector, and considerable effort has ...
Relevant portions of the risk literature are reviewed, relating them to observed behaviour in farm d...
A linear risk programming model of small farmer decision making was formulated and employed to evaua...
Using an expected mean-variance model the changes in farm enterprise levels and indirect utility wer...
A grower’s crop enterprise selection plays a substantial role in determining the operational profita...
Graduation date:1985A model of agricultural decision making is developed and tested in this thesis. ...
This research examines the predictability of a profit maximization model, an expected value-variance...
The most useful and practical strategy The purpose of this analysis is to identify available for red...
Risk preferences can be introduced into machinery selection by estimating the mean and standard devi...
Farmer\u27s risk attitudes are modelled using the Cobb-Douglas, transcendental, negative exponential...
The focus of this article is on assessing how risk aversion, enterprise variability and resource end...
This paper addresses the impacts of degree of risk aversion, subsidy scheme and choice of utility fu...
The sensitivity of efficiency frontiers in farm enterprise choice under risk is examined. With expec...
In this paper a description is provided of the development and use of a target-MOTAD model for use i...
ABSTRACT ramifications for both the expected value and vari-A risk programming model was developed t...
Risk has always been an important dimension of the agricultural sector, and considerable effort has ...
Relevant portions of the risk literature are reviewed, relating them to observed behaviour in farm d...
A linear risk programming model of small farmer decision making was formulated and employed to evaua...
Using an expected mean-variance model the changes in farm enterprise levels and indirect utility wer...
A grower’s crop enterprise selection plays a substantial role in determining the operational profita...
Graduation date:1985A model of agricultural decision making is developed and tested in this thesis. ...
This research examines the predictability of a profit maximization model, an expected value-variance...
The most useful and practical strategy The purpose of this analysis is to identify available for red...
Risk preferences can be introduced into machinery selection by estimating the mean and standard devi...
Farmer\u27s risk attitudes are modelled using the Cobb-Douglas, transcendental, negative exponential...
The focus of this article is on assessing how risk aversion, enterprise variability and resource end...
This paper addresses the impacts of degree of risk aversion, subsidy scheme and choice of utility fu...
The sensitivity of efficiency frontiers in farm enterprise choice under risk is examined. With expec...
In this paper a description is provided of the development and use of a target-MOTAD model for use i...
ABSTRACT ramifications for both the expected value and vari-A risk programming model was developed t...
Risk has always been an important dimension of the agricultural sector, and considerable effort has ...
Relevant portions of the risk literature are reviewed, relating them to observed behaviour in farm d...
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