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Disaster Planning in the Dairy Industry: Conceptual Issues and a Spatial Modelling Approach

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Dyson School Staff Papers
Author
Keniston, Maura
Pratt, James E.
Stephenson, Mark W.
Novakovic, Andrew M.
Abstract

Natural disasters in the u.S. demonstrate the lack of and need for integrated disaster plans for the u.S. dairy industry. It is demonstrated how a spatial model of the Northeast dairy industry can be used to assess and analyze potential impacts of local and regional disasters on market levels in the industry. A hypothetical radioactive release from a nuclear power plant reactor in the Northeast provides an example.

Date Issued
1992-02
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Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management, Cornell University
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