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Structural Changes in the Mexican Beef Cattle Industry: Implications for the U.S. Beef Industry

Angadjivand, Sahar; Jones, Keithly; Peel, Derrell; … - Agricultural and Applied Economics Association - AAEA - 2014

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WHITE CORN PRODUCTION AND MARKETS FOR NORTH DAKOTA GROWERS

Dahl, Bruce L.; Wilson, William W. - 2002

U.S. white corn production, consumption, and exports increased from 1980 to 1999/00 and production and area have since declined. White corn is produced largely in Nebraska, Kentucky, and Texas, although production in Texas has declined and has increased in other states (Illinois, Indiana, and...

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WHITE CORN PRODUCTION AND MARKETS FOR NORTH DAKOTA GROWERS

Dahl, Bruce L.; Wilson, William W. - Department of Agribusiness and Applied Economics, North … - 2002

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Distorsiones regionales en la asignación de recursos y productividad de las manufacturas en México

Martínez Alanis, Pedro J. - In: Estudios económicos 27 (2012) 1, pp. 3-59

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Effective Marketing of Hass Avocados: The Impacts of Changing Trade Policy and Promotion/Information Programs

Carman, Hoy F.; Sexton, Richard J. - In: International Food and Agribusiness Management Review 14 (2011) 4

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The economic costs and benefits of a participatory project to conserve maize landraces on farms in Oaxaca, Mexico*

Smale, M.; Bellon, M.R.; Aguirre, J.A.; Rosas, I. Manuel; … - In: Agricultural Economics of Agricultural Economists 29 (2003) 3

Conventional methods were used to assess the benefits and costs of an unconventional project whose purpose was to test whether participatory crop improvement can encourage Mexican farmers to continue growing maize landraces by enhancing their current use value. Findings suggest that farmers as a...

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Assets, activities and income generation in rural Mexico: factoring in social and public capital*

Winters, Paul; Davis, Benjamin; Corral, Leonardo - In: Agricultural Economics of Agricultural Economists 27 (2002) 2

simultaneous equation model, household returns to assets from multiple activities are explored for the Mexico ejido sector. To …

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Links between economic liberalization and rural resource degradation in the developing regions

Barbier, Edward B. - In: Agricultural Economics of Agricultural Economists 23 (2000) 3

and agricultural development in Ghana, and maize sector liberalization in Mexico under North American Free Trade Agreement …

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The impact of the tomato agroindustry on the rural poor in Mexico

Barron, Maria Antonieta; Rello, Fernando - In: Agricultural Economics of Agricultural Economists 23 (2000) 3

reduction of rural poverty. The TAl is by far the most important agroindustry in Mexico in terms of exports and employment … creation. Most of the laborers employed by the TAl in northwest Mexico are temporary migrants coming from poverty …-stricken regions in southern Mexico. Conditions of poverty-induced migration are explained. The characteristics and strategies of large …

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Handbook of Production Economics

Ray, Subhash C. (ed.); Chambers, Robert G. (ed.); … - 2022

1. Overview of Neoclassical Production Economics- Editors -- 2. Duality in Production Diewert (agreed) -- 3. Multiproduct Technologies Fare--agreed -- 4. Elasticities of Substitution Russell--agreed -- 5. Conceptualization and Measurement of Technical Change and Productivity Growth Hulten or...

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