This study estimates the government costs of federal crop insurance under the framework of the Crop Insurance Reform Act of 1994. The history of federal crop insurance is outlined to examine how MPCI has evolved. The 1994 Act addressed two of the major problems of MPCI: low participation and additional disaster assistance. Total government costs for the FCIC and MPCI are estimated to be more than $2 billion, on average, from 1996 to 2003, with half of this amount being in the form of premium subsidies paid by the government
A random-effects, binomial probit model is applied to data for a panel of Kansas wheat farms to exam...
Excerpts from the report: The volume of crop-hail insurance in the United States expanded in most y...
Agricultural policies—through Federal commodity, conservation, and crop insurance programs—aim to mi...
This study estimates the government costs of federal crop insurance under the framework of the Crop ...
This study estimates the government costs of federal crop insurance under the framework of the Crop ...
In December 1988, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) requested that the Economic Research Ser...
Justification Congress hoped to improve farm income stability when the FCIC and its FCI program were...
Multiple peril crop insurance has been a major program of the federal government for dealing with ag...
Logit regression was used to used to explain 1989 Multiple Peril Crop Insurance CMPCI) purchase deci...
In 1994, some 56 years after initial authorization, the Federal crop insurance program remained char...
The U.S. current taxpayer-subsidized crop insurance program represents a culmination of a series of ...
The crop insurance purchase decision for a group of Kansas farmers is analyzed using data from 1990s...
We examine changes in land use caused by the large increase in crop insurance premium subsidies unde...
The Federal crop insurance corporation (FCIC) https://www.rma.usda.gov/Federal-Crop-Insurance-Corpor...
Since 1986 the federal crop insurance program has changed in several ways: the number of covered cro...
A random-effects, binomial probit model is applied to data for a panel of Kansas wheat farms to exam...
Excerpts from the report: The volume of crop-hail insurance in the United States expanded in most y...
Agricultural policies—through Federal commodity, conservation, and crop insurance programs—aim to mi...
This study estimates the government costs of federal crop insurance under the framework of the Crop ...
This study estimates the government costs of federal crop insurance under the framework of the Crop ...
In December 1988, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) requested that the Economic Research Ser...
Justification Congress hoped to improve farm income stability when the FCIC and its FCI program were...
Multiple peril crop insurance has been a major program of the federal government for dealing with ag...
Logit regression was used to used to explain 1989 Multiple Peril Crop Insurance CMPCI) purchase deci...
In 1994, some 56 years after initial authorization, the Federal crop insurance program remained char...
The U.S. current taxpayer-subsidized crop insurance program represents a culmination of a series of ...
The crop insurance purchase decision for a group of Kansas farmers is analyzed using data from 1990s...
We examine changes in land use caused by the large increase in crop insurance premium subsidies unde...
The Federal crop insurance corporation (FCIC) https://www.rma.usda.gov/Federal-Crop-Insurance-Corpor...
Since 1986 the federal crop insurance program has changed in several ways: the number of covered cro...
A random-effects, binomial probit model is applied to data for a panel of Kansas wheat farms to exam...
Excerpts from the report: The volume of crop-hail insurance in the United States expanded in most y...
Agricultural policies—through Federal commodity, conservation, and crop insurance programs—aim to mi...