Profit function models for the three major regions in which the Australian sheep industry operates are specified and estimated. The supply response elasticity estimates are made using a normalised quadratic functional form and time series cross-sectional data. Elasticity estimates, together with their confidence intervals, are presented for the pastoral, wheat-sheep and high rainfall zones. In general, the supply response elasticity estimates derived in this study are lower than those previously reported for studies in which little or no account has been taken of the multi-product nature of Australian agriculture
Reliable estimates of demand and supply elasticities are required for industry-wide evaluations of n...
Wool tenderness is a significant problem in Australia, especially in areas where sheep graze under h...
An accurate knowledge of the supply responsiveness of agricultural exporting industries is crucial i...
Profit function models for the three major regions in which the Australian sheep industry operates a...
Most of the supply elasticity estimates reported for Australian agriculture are derived from equatio...
This paper describes a mathematical programming model of broadacre agriculture in Australia and pres...
Despite the fact that joint production is a common characteristic of Australian broadacre agricultur...
Econometric procedures are employed in an analysis of N.S.W. cattle and sheep producers' decision-ma...
Microeconomic capital goods theory was utilised to provide a theoretical framework on which a dynami...
An estimate of the long term elasticity of supply for Australian wool has been made by establishing ...
Wool tenderness is a significant problem in Australia, especially in areas where sheep graze under h...
The flexibility of production and the bias of technical change in the Wheat- Sheep Zone has been ex...
This paper reports on estimates of the supply response to price changes of Australian broadacre farm...
Based on the University of New England's Aggregative Programming Model of Australian Agriculture (AP...
Reliable estimates of elasticities are fundamental requirement to accurate economic forecasting and ...
Reliable estimates of demand and supply elasticities are required for industry-wide evaluations of n...
Wool tenderness is a significant problem in Australia, especially in areas where sheep graze under h...
An accurate knowledge of the supply responsiveness of agricultural exporting industries is crucial i...
Profit function models for the three major regions in which the Australian sheep industry operates a...
Most of the supply elasticity estimates reported for Australian agriculture are derived from equatio...
This paper describes a mathematical programming model of broadacre agriculture in Australia and pres...
Despite the fact that joint production is a common characteristic of Australian broadacre agricultur...
Econometric procedures are employed in an analysis of N.S.W. cattle and sheep producers' decision-ma...
Microeconomic capital goods theory was utilised to provide a theoretical framework on which a dynami...
An estimate of the long term elasticity of supply for Australian wool has been made by establishing ...
Wool tenderness is a significant problem in Australia, especially in areas where sheep graze under h...
The flexibility of production and the bias of technical change in the Wheat- Sheep Zone has been ex...
This paper reports on estimates of the supply response to price changes of Australian broadacre farm...
Based on the University of New England's Aggregative Programming Model of Australian Agriculture (AP...
Reliable estimates of elasticities are fundamental requirement to accurate economic forecasting and ...
Reliable estimates of demand and supply elasticities are required for industry-wide evaluations of n...
Wool tenderness is a significant problem in Australia, especially in areas where sheep graze under h...
An accurate knowledge of the supply responsiveness of agricultural exporting industries is crucial i...