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The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has a goal that one billion gallons of renewable jet fuel is consumed by the US aviation industry each year from 2018. We examine the economic and emissions impacts of this goal using renewable fuel produced from a Hydroprocessed Esters and Fatty...
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This research identifies and quantifies the impact of biophysical and economic variables on Kansas grain supply for the …
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estimated for grain demanded by urban Chinese households. The high grain expenditure elasticities, which usually translate into … high income elasticities, are doubtful for making a long-term prediction of grain demand in China. Unlike most previous … variables to explore the impact of habit effects as well as demographic impacts on household level food demand pattern in urban …
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We use newly nonparametric volatility measures and break techniques to estimate common breaks across grain futures over …
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justified by the high volatility in grain prices and the need to understand how shocks are diffused across markets. We use … monthly prices on the international markets of the different grain for a relatively long period from January 1960 to December … structural upward shifts in their trend explain the observed persistence of shock in grain markets. Using Johansen cointegration …
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The regional economic impact of biofuel production depends upon a number of interrelated factors: the specific biofuels feedstock and production technology employed; the sector’s embeddedness to the rest of the economy, through its demand for local resources; the extent to which new activity is...
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The literature on the impacts of biofuels on food prices is characterized by contradictory findings and a wide range of … for food security worldwide. The literature suggests that biofuels expansion will raise the number of people at risk of …
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, increase in population and economic growth leads to a global-wide increase in agriculture production, rise in price of food … allocate slightly more land for crop and food production, leading to gentle loss of natural grassland and natural forestland …
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As is the case with most rural agricultural communities, western Colorado is dependent on fossil fuels transported from distant sources. This results in vulnerability to fuel supply disruptions and price shocks (Ederington et al., 2011; Yu, Wang, and Lai, 2008). A predictable and locally derived...
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become controversial. On the one hand, production of corn-based biofuels creates a ‘food/feed vs. fuel’ tradeoff condition …
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