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(2012-09-18)My three paper dissertation evaluates the economic welfare effects of food price increases and agricultural commercialization on households in Malawi and Mexico. Issues of poverty measurement and poverty alleviation are ...
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(1991)The influence of meatpacker conduct on daily cattle prices is examined in this study. Noncooperative game theory is used to model behavior in the meatpacking oligopsony. Theory suggests that for collusive behavior to persist ...
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(1996)The study estimates and tests for differences in technical inefficiencies for farms with and without migrant workers in Lesotho. It also considers farm size and gender implications for inefficiencies. The stochastic ...
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(2004)The major findings are: (A) under simultaneous and sequential analysis, performance increased with span of control. (B) Sequential results outperformed the simultaneous results at all performance measures. (C) Production ...
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(2005)Regarding the equivalent tax revenue, overall, there is no specific income level to which crop farm would be indifferent across tax codes. The study suggests that future research should empirically explore the effects on ...
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(2007)Based on the structure of the theoretical model, econometric models are developed to empirically estimate factors that affect adoption of the two technologies and to derive the implications of these decisions on input ...
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(2000)The econometric application focuses on the relative importance of pecuniary and nonpecuniary variables on adoption decisions and the effects of joint adoption decisions on estimation of adoption models. The results give ...
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(Office for Futures and Options Research, Department of Agricultural Economics, College of Agricultural, Consumer, and Environmental Sciences at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2000-08)Based on the nonparametric study of Pearson and Zhou (1999), a parametric HJM model is developed for the forward rate volatility. It allows the volatility of the forward rate with different maturities to react in a different ...
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(1972)
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(1983)This study was conducted to determine possible reforms that may improve the Maisan 77 credit program. Specifically, it aimed to pinpoint suggestions that will reduce the net costs of lending and improve the financial and ...
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(2000)Multiproduct hedge ratios generated by locally polynomial kernel are recommended to use when the futures market is utilized to manage price risks because they are found to take account of more information inflow on prices ...
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(2012-06-27)This dissertation consists of three empirical essays on the distributional effect of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) on regional economic activity, migration and the distribution of wages in Mexico from ...
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(2005)The empirical study investigates factors that influence state adoption of NRD activity. The results show that size and probability of damages strongly influence the timing of the adoption. Additionally, environmental grants ...
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(1999)The present study addresses the contested allocation policies of agricultural credit cooperatives. It is hypothesized that the objective of credit cooperatives is affected by the power structure of its participants, which ...
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(1965)
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(Office for Futures and Options Research, Department of Agricultural Economics, College of Agricultural, Consumer, and Environmental Sciences at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1996-06)Theoretical noise trader models suggest that uninformed traders can impact market prices. However, these models conclusions depend crucially on the assumed specification for noise trader demand. This research seeks to ...
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(1995)In this research, the noise trader sentiment model of De Long, Schleifer, Summers, and Waldmann is modified and applied to futures markets. The theoretical model predicts that overly optimistic (pessimistic) noise traders ...
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