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000050024 245__ $$aResearch Bias Effects for Input and Output Decisions: An Application to U.S. Cash-Grain Farms
000050024 260__ $$c1987
000050024 269__ $$a1987
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000050024 336__ $$aConference Paper/ Presentation
000050024 520__ $$aDuality theory and static multi-product technology have been applied to analyze aggregate agricultural data by Shumway; Weaver; and McKay, Lawrence and Vlastuin. Several studies
(e.g., Antle; Binswanger; and Lopez, 1985a) have indexed technology with a time trend, but no
study has attempted to investigate the effects of agricultural research, extension, and
education in the multiple-output dual static framework.
The objectives of this paper are (i) to assess the bias effects in cash-grain farmers'
production decisions caused by public agricultural research, public extension, and farmers'
schooling and (ii) to present new estimates of the shadow values of agricultural research,
extension, and schooling obtained from the static dual model of agricultural production. The
model is fitted to data for 42 states, pooled over Agricultural Census years 1949-74,
containing the cash-grain farm type.
The organization is as follows: The econometric model of production is first presented.
Second, the empirical analyses, which contain a discussion of the data and empirical results,
are presented. Conclusions and implications are in the final section.
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000050024 650__ $$aCrop Production/Industries
000050024 650__ $$aResearch and Development/Tech Change/Emerging Technologies
000050024 700__ $$aHuffman, Wallace E.
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