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Summary of Agricultural Water Management Program Accomplishments 1976 Through 1982
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In Search of Optimal Control Models for Generic Commodity Promotion
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Methods for Setting Agricultural Research Priorities: Report of a Bellagio Conference
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Pollution Control with Risk of Irreversible Accumulation
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The economic impact of future biological nitrogen fixation technologies
(Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management, Cornell University, 1905-06-10)The economic impact of some future biological nitrogen fixation technologies are estimated using AGSIM, a dynamic, partial equilibrium, econometric model of the U.S. agricultural sector. Five separate scenarios were modeled: ... -
Credit Assessment Models for Farm Borrowers: A Logit Analysis
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The Economics of Sustainable Agricultural Systems in Developing Countries
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The Eternity Problem in the Economics of Nuclear Waste Storage: Centralized or On-Site?
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Changing Conditions and Emerging Issues for Agriculture Production in the Northeast
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Pollution Control and Resource Management
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Public Policy Implications of the Role of Channel Intermediaries in New Product Acceptance
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Modeling the Decision to Add New Products by Channel Intermediaries
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Estimating Endogenous Switching Systems for Government Interventions: The Case of the Dairy Sector
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Empirical Implications of Reconciling the Behavioral Assumptions in Dual Models of Production
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OPTIMAL FLUID MILK ADVERTISING IN NEW YORK STATE: A CONTROL MODEL
(Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management, Cornell University, 1905-06-11)Generic dairy promotion is big business. The 1983 Dairy and Tobacco Adjustment Act requires that all dairy farmers pay a promotion assessment of 15 cents per hundredweight on all milk sold commercially. Of the total ... -
A Money Metric Measure of Welfare Change From Multiple Price and Income Changes
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A Bioeconomic Model of the Harp Seal in the Northwest Atlantic
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Optimal Dairy Policy with Bovine Somatotropin
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Resource Economics: Five Easy Pieces
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An Experimental Test of Ambient-Based Mechanisms for Nonpoint Source Pollution Control
(Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management, Cornell University, 1905-06-24)This paper presents an experimental investigation of the three ambient-based mechanisms proposed by Segerson [J. Environ. Econom. Management 15, 87-98 (1988)] for controlling emissions from a group of nonpoint source ...
