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A NORMATIVE APPROACH TO THE OPERATION OF THE NEW SOUTH WALES MILK BOARD

Harris, Tom; Candler, Wilfred V. - In: Australian Journal of Agricultural Economics 04 (1960) 02

The New South Wa1es Milk Board was brought into being in 1929, as a result of producer action, to bring order into a highly disorganised market situation. The retailing of milk had been extremely competitive, milk supply and hence milk price had been erratic and hygiene had been a matter of...

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WOOL MARKETING: SOME THOUGHTS FROM THE MARKET PLACE

McMillan, R.B. - In: Australian Journal of Agricultural Economics 04 (1960) 01

basic facts about the wool market, which must always be borne in mind in any discussion of wool marketing. And the method … will be to describe existing marketing systems briefly, and then to examine some of the circumstances which place … of these principles. Another reason is that wool marketing is a good example of a subject which calls for a blend of both …

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FUTURES PRICES AS FORECASTS OF COMMODITY SPOT PRICES: LIVE CATTLE AND WOOL

Giles, David E. A.; Goss, Barry A. - In: Australian Journal of Agricultural Economics 25 (1981) 01

In this paper the foundations on which the predictive interpretation of futures prices rests are discussed, and possible reasons for the differential predictive performance of futures prices as between different commodity markets examined. The predictive performances of futures, and spot prices...

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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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SHORT-RUN COSTS AND THROUGHPUT VARIABILITY FOR A NSW ABATTOIR

Piggott, Roley R.; Small, Annette M.; Dumsday, Robert G.; … - In: Australian Journal of Agricultural Economics 31 (1987) 01

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INSURANCE MILK

Alston, Julian M.; Quilkey, John J. - In: Australian Journal of Agricultural Economics 24 (1980) 03

Where the production of milk for sale on the fresh milk market at 'controlled' prices is subject to nontransferable quotas the holders of quota who wish to maximise profits have a motive to maintain production above the quota level to insure against variations in demand for over-quota sales and...

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THE IMPACT OF FARM AND PROCESSING RESEARCH ON THE AUSTRALIAN WOOL INDUSTRY

Mullen, John D.; Alston, Julian M.; Wohlgenant, Michael K. - In: Australian Journal of Agricultural Economics 33 (1989) 01

An equilibrium displacement model of the world wool top industry is used to estimate the returns to the Australian wool industry from productivity improvements in farm production, in top making and in textile manufacturing. The returns to the industry from these different types of research and...

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INPUTS, OUTPUTS AND PRODUCTIVITY CHANGE IN THE AUSTRALIAN SHEEP INDUSTRY

Lawrence, Denis; McKay, Lloyd - In: Australian Journal of Agricultural Economics 24 (1980) 01

Tornqvist quantity indexes of output and input are computed for the period 1952/53 to 1976/77 from Australian Sheep Industry Survey data. The computation includes estimating the annual service flow from durable inputs. Total productivity in the sheep industry is estimated to have increased by...

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ESTIMATING THE IMPACT OF BEEF IMPORT RESTRICTIONS IN THE US IMPORT MARKET: REPLY

Chambers, Robert G.; Just, Richard E.; Moffitt, L. Joe; … - In: Australian Journal of Agricultural Economics 26 (1982) 03

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EXPORT RECEIPTS AND EXPANSION IN THE WOOL INDUSTRY

Powell, Alan A. - In: Australian Journal of Agricultural Economics 03 (1959) 02

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