A model and associated formulae are developed to estimate the size and distribution of benefits generated by different types of research for the Australian dairy industry. Particular attention is given to the influence of policy interventions on the estimates. The estimates of aggregate research benefits differ for free market assumptions versus current policy assumptions, but quantitatively the differences are small. By contrast, estimates of the distribution of benefits between different groups of consumers and farmers are significantly altered by the policy interventions
The Australian dairy industry has been the recipient of large amounts of government assistance for m...
The economic surplus approach is used to estimate the returns to federal investments in dairy cattle...
United States dairy policy includes both predatory and productive components. The milk price support...
A model and associated formulae are developed to estimate the size and distribution of benefits gene...
An equilibrium displacement model of the Australian dairy industry is being developed for estimating...
This study assesses the economic impact of existing Australian dairy pricing policies on resource al...
The motivation for this study rests on two factors. First, Australian dairy farmers spend around $2...
Regulation of the New South Wales dairy industry creates inefficiencies and raises the cost of produ...
Two methods of evaluating (the net social benefits of the dairy herd-improvement scheme operated by ...
In this paper economic models are developed for evaluating the size and the distribution of agricult...
The issue of the relative returns to farmers from R&D and promotion is examined using a multi-sector...
Estimation of on-farm benefits is highlighted as a critical but complex issue in research evaluation...
A great deal of attention has been devoted in the last two decades to assessing the economic consequ...
An aggregated trading model is developed for assessing the size and distribution of benefits from re...
A multi-sectoral and multi-market model of the Australian beef industry is specified using an equili...
The Australian dairy industry has been the recipient of large amounts of government assistance for m...
The economic surplus approach is used to estimate the returns to federal investments in dairy cattle...
United States dairy policy includes both predatory and productive components. The milk price support...
A model and associated formulae are developed to estimate the size and distribution of benefits gene...
An equilibrium displacement model of the Australian dairy industry is being developed for estimating...
This study assesses the economic impact of existing Australian dairy pricing policies on resource al...
The motivation for this study rests on two factors. First, Australian dairy farmers spend around $2...
Regulation of the New South Wales dairy industry creates inefficiencies and raises the cost of produ...
Two methods of evaluating (the net social benefits of the dairy herd-improvement scheme operated by ...
In this paper economic models are developed for evaluating the size and the distribution of agricult...
The issue of the relative returns to farmers from R&D and promotion is examined using a multi-sector...
Estimation of on-farm benefits is highlighted as a critical but complex issue in research evaluation...
A great deal of attention has been devoted in the last two decades to assessing the economic consequ...
An aggregated trading model is developed for assessing the size and distribution of benefits from re...
A multi-sectoral and multi-market model of the Australian beef industry is specified using an equili...
The Australian dairy industry has been the recipient of large amounts of government assistance for m...
The economic surplus approach is used to estimate the returns to federal investments in dairy cattle...
United States dairy policy includes both predatory and productive components. The milk price support...