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Wastewater Irrigation, Unobservable Food Quality and the Efficiency of Local Food Markets

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Food irrigated with untreated wastewater is considered low quality because of health hazards that they can produce. When consumers cannot distinguish food qualities, asymmetric information threatens the efficiency of local food markets. We examine in a sequential game whether prices can credibly...

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