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Abstract
This paper seeks to quantify the acreage responses of wheat, cotton, sugarcane and rice in Pakistan using co-integration
techniques and impulse response analysis. Results indicate that acreages of wheat and basmati rice do not respond significantly
to shocks in own-price while cotton, sugarcane and high yielding variety (HYV) rice do, and that long-run equilibrium is
re-established after about 4 years. Inigated area is an important determinant of acreage.
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