Add to ORKGIn this paper, some aspects of the application of optimal-control techniques to wool industry price stabilisation are considered. It is not intended to provide a blueprint for the immediate adoption of optimal-control techniques in the management of wool price stablisation. Rather, the contribution is to the developmental and evaluative process involved in considering these techniques. A new econometric model of wool price and supply is also presented, since none of the existing models satisfied the requirements of the study.Demand and Price Analysis,
Wool tenderness is a significant problem in Australia, especially in areas where sheep graze under h...
This paper summarises the development, structure and data sources of the Western Australian World Wo...
The focus of this paper is on the conduct and collapse of the Australian, South African and New Zeal...
In this paper, some aspects of the application of optimal-control techniques to wool industry price ...
In much of the stabilization literature emphasis has been placed on the impact of stabilization sche...
A preliminary analysis of demand in eight major OECD wool-consuming countries is used to provide up-...
This paper presents a new framework for evaluating the producer benefits from price stabilisation sc...
In this paper a new methodology for evaluating the producer benefits from price stabilisation is use...
It has often been suggested that more stable wool prices would lead to an outward shift in the long-...
The New Zealand Wool Industry (NZWI) contributes over a billion dollars a year to NZ gross output. H...
In this paper a preliminary analysis is presented of a combined buffer-fund and buffer-stock as an a...
This paper develops and presents estimates of a simultaneous equations model of the Australian wool ...
Production instability has been rightly regarded as one of the key problems of Australian agricultur...
We estimate a hedonic pricing model to quantify the relationship between clean price of lots of wool...
The need for marketing activities in retail markets for wool apparel is a current and reoccurring in...
Wool tenderness is a significant problem in Australia, especially in areas where sheep graze under h...
This paper summarises the development, structure and data sources of the Western Australian World Wo...
The focus of this paper is on the conduct and collapse of the Australian, South African and New Zeal...
In this paper, some aspects of the application of optimal-control techniques to wool industry price ...
In much of the stabilization literature emphasis has been placed on the impact of stabilization sche...
A preliminary analysis of demand in eight major OECD wool-consuming countries is used to provide up-...
This paper presents a new framework for evaluating the producer benefits from price stabilisation sc...
In this paper a new methodology for evaluating the producer benefits from price stabilisation is use...
It has often been suggested that more stable wool prices would lead to an outward shift in the long-...
The New Zealand Wool Industry (NZWI) contributes over a billion dollars a year to NZ gross output. H...
In this paper a preliminary analysis is presented of a combined buffer-fund and buffer-stock as an a...
This paper develops and presents estimates of a simultaneous equations model of the Australian wool ...
Production instability has been rightly regarded as one of the key problems of Australian agricultur...
We estimate a hedonic pricing model to quantify the relationship between clean price of lots of wool...
The need for marketing activities in retail markets for wool apparel is a current and reoccurring in...
Wool tenderness is a significant problem in Australia, especially in areas where sheep graze under h...
This paper summarises the development, structure and data sources of the Western Australian World Wo...
The focus of this paper is on the conduct and collapse of the Australian, South African and New Zeal...