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FROM CONSUMER CHOICE PROCESS TO AGGREGATE ANALYSIS: MARKETING INSIGHTS FOR MODELS OF MEAT DEMAND

Piggott, Nicholas E.; Wright, Vic - In: Australian Journal of Agricultural Economics 36 (1992) 03

The presence or absence of structural change in meat demand is critical to marketing decision making. If change is … present, marketing bodies need to know what underlies the change so that the most appropriate response can be identified …. Marketing theory is considered as a possible source of more explicit models of demand which may lead to a better understanding …

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BASIS RISK AND HEDGING STRATEGIES FOR AUSTRALIAN WHEAT EXPORTS

Bond, Gary E.; Thompson, Stanley R.; Geldard, Jane M. - In: Australian Journal of Agricultural Economics 29 (1985) 03

Basis risk can play a significant role in the determination of effective hedging strategies. In this paper a portfolio framework is developed to examine the effect of basis risk on hedging strategies for Australian wheat exports. Monthly data for the period 1977 to 1984 were used to implement...

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QUALITY IN RELATION TO THE MARKETING OF PRIMARY PRODUCTS AT HOME AND ABROAD: DISCUSSION

Defries, C.H.; Donath, A.J. - In: Australian Journal of Agricultural Economics 01 (1957)

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THE VALUE OF INFORMATION PROVIDED BY A UNIFORM GRADING SYSTEM

Freebairn, John W. - In: Australian Journal of Agricultural Economics 17 (1973) 02

The potential effects of a uniform meat grading scheme on market performance are evaluated in terms of a change in the information state. A uniform grading system may reduce the per unit costs involved in the collection and transmission of information on the characteristics of, and the price...

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THE WOOL MARKETING REPORT

Parish, Ross M. - In: Australian Journal of Agricultural Economics 06 (1962) 02

One's judgment of an official report such as the Report of the Wool Marketing Committee of Enquiry, is, I think …

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A THEORETICAL DISCUSSION OF THE ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF BUFFER STOCKS AND BUFFER FUNDS

Simmons, Phil - In: Australian Journal of Agricultural Economics 32 (1988) 02-03

It has been established that the absence of risk markets justifies market intervention in principle. The form of intervention that has been discussed most widely in the literature is the buffer stock. This paper points out that other forms of intervention, specifically buffer funds, are likely...

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POSSIBILITIES FOR PROMOTING FARM PRODUCTS

Parish, Ross M. - In: Australian Journal of Agricultural Economics 07 (1963) 01

In this paper I try to come to some conclusions concerning which farm products are likely to offer good promotional possibilities, and which types of promotion are likely to be effective.

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PRICE ARBITRAGE BETWEEN QUEENSLAND CATTLE AUCTIONS

Williams, Christine H.; Bewley, Ronald A. - In: Australian Journal of Agricultural Economics 37 (1993) 01

In a competitive market with free information flows, spatial arbitrage will ensure that average prices at geographically separate markets will move in unison. The speed of adjustment is related to information flows between markets; if adjustment lags exist, there may be opportunities for...

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THE POLICY IMPLICATIONS OF POSSIBLE NEW ZEALAND WHEAT PRICING SCHEMES

Rich, M.M. - In: Australian Journal of Agricultural Economics 25 (1981) 03

An empirical policy simulation analysis that was performed prior to the adoption of the revised N.Z. wheat pricing … more responsive to world market prices were assessed using a simulation model to distill information on the impact of …

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SUPPLY RESPONSE OF AUSTRALIAN WHEAT GROWERS

Sanderson, B.A.; Quilkey, John J.; Freebairn, John W. - In: Australian Journal of Agricultural Economics 24 (1980) 02

Alternative specifications of models of the supply response of Australian wheat growers and their economic implications are considered in terms of the existence and nature of production lags, and the choice between expected prices and expected gross returns as the preferred explanator of...

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