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Behavior of subsistence producers in response to technological change- The elasticity of cassava production and home consumption in Benin
Takeshima, Hiroyuki - 2008
The welfare effects of GM (genetic modification)-led productivity growth for cassava producers are partly affected by … the characteristics of individual cassava producing households. Those household characteristics include the elasticity of … production and home consumption of cassava. Some studies assume the inelastic home consumption when conducting ex-ante welfare …
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A GABONAPIACI KERESLET SZEREPLŐINEK ÁTALAKULÁSA
Kemenyne Horvath, Zsuzsanna - 2007
A tanulmány bemutatja a hazai gabona keresletében bekövetkezett vertikális és horizontális átrendeződést és annak hatásait. A kérdőíves megkeresés és a mélyinterjúkból született válaszokat felhasználva, klaszteranalízis segítségével lehetővé vált a felvásárlói...
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The Making of an Integrated National Grain Market in China
Zhou, Wubiao - 2001
A market economy will not emerge from a redistributive economy automatically once the state abolishes a redistributive system. Because of the cognitive incompleteness of market actors in post-redistributive societies, and also because of the conflicts between the state and local interests and...
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RUSSIAN GRAIN FROM SIBERIA: EXPORT POTENTIAL, PRIORITY SALES MARKETS
BYKOV, Alexander А.; ALESHCHENKO, Vitaly V.; CHUPIN, … - 2021
The study identifies the possibilities of the grain complex of Siberia to supply grain for export. The role of the state and the main regulatory documents of the federal and regional levels, aimed at the development of the grain market and its export from Siberia, have been determined. Using...
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EU banks rating assignments: Is there heterogeneity between new and old member countries?
Caporale, GM; Matousek, R; Stewart, C - 2009
We model EU countries? bank ratings using financial variables and allowing for intercept and slope heterogeneity. We find that country-specific factors (in the form of heterogeneous intercepts) are a crucial determinant of ratings. Whilst ?new? EU countries typically have lower ratings than...
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