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A STUDY OF BANANA SUPPLY AND PRICE PATTERNS ON THE SYDNEY WHOLESALE MARKET: AN APPLICATION OF SPECTRAL ANALYSIS
Aggrey-Mensah, W.; Tuckwell, N.E. - In: Australian Journal of Agricultural Economics 13 (1969) 02
Spectral analysis is applied to weekly supply and price series for bananas traded on the Sydney wholesale market. Many interesting features are revealed such as the pronounced seasonal component and the two week lag structure between the supply and price series. These results are discussed in...
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SOME VARIANCE EFFECTS OF A FLOOR PRICE SCHEME FOR WOOL: A TWO-PERIOD ANALYSIS
Duloy, J.H. - In: Australian Journal of Agricultural Economics 08 (1964) 01
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A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF AGRICULTURAL TRACTOR INVESTMENT MODELS
Vanzetti, David; Quiggin, John C. - In: Australian Journal of Agricultural Economics 29 (1985) 02
appear to have less effect on demand than variations in factors affecting the profitability of the cropping enterprise as a …
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THE ECONOMICS OF SURPLUS DISPOSALS
Hoffman, Earle S. - In: Australian Journal of Agricultural Economics 05 (1961) 01
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SOME OLD TRUTHS REVISITED
Piggott, Roley R. - In: Australian Journal of Agricultural Economics 36 (1992) 02
(1958) regarding total elasticities; and (b) examine the price premium argument that has been advanced in favour of single …
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AN ANALYSIS OF CHANGES IN U.S. WOOL CONSUMPTION
Gruen, Fred H.G.; Coutts, A.M. - In: Australian Journal of Agricultural Economics 05 (1961) 02
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A STUDY OF THE DEMAND FOR BUTTER IN THE UNITED KINGDOM
Candler, Wilfred V.; Townsley, Robert - In: Australian Journal of Agricultural Economics 06 (1962) 02
Statistical estimation of the demand function for most industrial, and many agricultural, products is inhibited by … permit the estimation of the demand for butter at retail. The time lag between production and consumption decisions means … market, together with new estimates for the demand function for butter in the United Kingdom. Previous estimates of the …
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SOME FACTORS AFFECTING THE CLEAN PRICE OF GREASY WOOL
Skinner, J.N. - In: Australian Journal of Agricultural Economics 09 (1965) 02
Using data from two representative wool-selling seasons, this paper presents an analysis of the influence of various wool characteristics on the clean price of greasy wool. The crimp frequency of staples is shown to be over three times more important than either staple length or colour; other...
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RELATIVE COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF INPUT AND OUTPUT SUBSIDIES
Parish, Ross M.; McLaren, Keith Robert - In: Australian Journal of Agricultural Economics 26 (1982) 01
A subsidy on a single input is compared with an output subsidy as a means of stimulating output, and the conditions under which the single input subsidy is (a) more treasury cost-effective and (b) overall the more socially efficient measure, are explored. Rationalisations for input subsidies,...
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OPTION VALUE
Olsen, Graeme - In: Australian Journal of Agricultural Economics 19 (1975) 03
The option value of a good is the amount which potential consumers of the good are prepared to pay now, to ensure that the good remains available for future purchase. Option values should be considered when making resource allocation decisions, so that efficient decisions are made. The...
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