A sustainable and equitable food and agricultural system cannot exist unless market participants perceive they are participating in a fair marketplace. Because claims of unfairness are made when expectations are violated, assessing claims of unfairness require that we understand how, where, and...

We consider the implications of trends in the number of U.S. farmers and food imports on the question of what role U.S. farmers have in an increasingly global agrifood system. Our discussion stems from the argument some scholars have made that American consumers can import their food more...

This study examined the relationship between trust and public support of biotechnology institutions. Unlike previous studies that model trust as an exogenous factor of public support, in this study trust is endogenous. Instrumental variable and selection-correction techniques are used to show...