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Evaluation of Beef Promotion Expenditures Under the U.S. Beef Checkoff Program

Marsh, John M. - Department of Agricultural Economics and Economics, … - 2002

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Post-NAFTA and the U.S. Beef Market

Marsh, John M. - Department of Agricultural Economics and Economics, … - 2003

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Distribution of Cost Efficiencies in the Beef Marketing Channel

Marsh, John M. - Department of Agricultural Economics and Economics, … - 2004

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Relative Volatility in the U.S. Beef Market

Marsh, John M. - Department of Agricultural Economics and Economics, … - 2004

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Demand and Supply Factors in the Feed Grain Market: Effects on Corn Producers

Marsh, John M. - Department of Agricultural Economics and Economics, … - 2005

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Feed Grain Volatility and Effects on Feeder Cattle Producers

Marsh, John M. - Department of Agricultural Economics and Economics, … - 2005

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Impacts on U.S. Cattle Producers From Changes in Retail Beef Demand

Marsh, John M. - Department of Agricultural Economics and Economics, … - 2003

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Livestock Marketing Issues: Impacts on Feed Grain Producers

Marsh, John M. - Department of Agricultural Economics and Economics, … - 2005

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U.S. BEEF TRADE AND PRICE RELATIONSHIPS WITH JAPAN, CANADA, AND MEXICO

Marsh, John M. - Department of Agricultural Economics and Economics, … - 1999

U.S. live cattle and beef trade has increased substantially since the mid-1980s. Total beef imports (cattle and beef, dressed weight) increased from 2.51 billion pounds in 1985 to 3.89 billion pounds in 1998. Total beef exports (cattle and beef, dressed weight) increased from 0.42 billion pounds...

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INTEGRATION AND INTERDEPENDENCE IN THE U.S. AND CANADIAN LIVE CATTLE AND BEEF SECTORS

Young, Linda M.; Marsh, John M. - Department of Agricultural Economics and Economics, … - 1998

The live cattle and beef markets of Canada and the United States are well integrated and highly interdependent, but in an unequal fashion. This paper assesses the role of trade agreements and domestic policies in increasing market integration and analyses the impact of remaining barriers to...

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