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ON MARKET DEVELOPMENT FOR FOOD PRODUCTS

Sporleder, Thomas L. - In: Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 05 (1973) 01

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AN EXAMINATION OF THE TREND IN INDUSTRIAL DISPERSION IN OKLAHOMA FROM 1963 THROUGH 1974

Blalock, M. Gale; Doeksen, Gerald A. - In: Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 09 (1977) 01

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FACTORS AFFECTING PRODUCER BARGAINING POWER IN SOUTHERN FLUID MILK MARKETS

Carley, Dale H. - In: Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 01 (1969) December

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STRUCTURE OF THE U.S. AND WEST TEXAS EARLY SUMMER ONION MARKETS

Davis, Bob; Hise, Billy R. - In: Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 11 (1979) 01

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MONOPSONISTIC FOOD PROCESSING AND FARM PRICES: THE CASE OF THE WEST ALABAMA CATFISH INDUSTRY

Kinnucan, Henry W.; Sullivan, Gregory M. - In: Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 18 (1986) 02

Increasing concentration in food processing has important economic implications for agricultural producers and consumers. This paper addresses the issue by focusing on a case where pure monopsony conditions appear to hold-catfish processing in West Alabama. Farm-level impacts of the market power...

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AN INPUT-OUTPUT APPROACH TO THE STUDY OF THE FLOW OF FUNDS TO AGRICULTURAL CAPITAL MARKETS

Bobst, Barry W. - In: Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 01 (1969) December

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AN EVALUATION OF MARKET ORDER GRADE CHANGES USING COVARIANCE ANALYSIS

Nichols, John P. - In: Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 04 (1972) 01

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PRODUCER BARGAINING: ITS CURRENT STATUS AND DISTRIBUTION OF BENEFITS

Berry, Calvin R. - In: Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 05 (1973) 01

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MORPHOLOGY, MODES OF BEHAVIOR, AND MEASURES OF MARKET POWER: A FRAMEWORK FOR EVALUATING THE IMPACT OF INDUSTRIALIZATION OF SOUTHERN AGRICULTURE ON MARKETS AND MARKET STRUCTURE

King, Richard A. - In: Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 02 (1970) 01

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COOPERATIVE ANTITRUST MONOPOLIZATION AND THE THEORY OF CONTESTABLE MARKETS

Centner, Terence J.; Wetzstein, Michael E. - In: Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 16 (1984) 01

that there exists a contestable market. Contestable market theory shows that there is no monopoly power where there exists … a threat of entry of other firms. This theory thereby offers agricultural cooperatives, which may have a large market …

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