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Recession, farm-style
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Ag finances improve, but farmers still struggling
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Basic industry
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The nation's food
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Outlook for the farmer
Working Paper
Why are estimates of agricultural supply response so variable?
Estimates of the response of agricultural supply to movements in expected price display curiously large variation across crops, regions, and time periods. We argue that this anomaly may be traced, at least in part, to the statistical properties of the commonly-used econometric estimator, which has infinite moments of all orders and may have a bimodal distribution. We propose an alternative minimum-expected-loss estimator, establish its improved sampling properties, and argue for its usefulness in the empirical analysis of agricultural supply response.
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District farm outlook uncertain, but North Dakota upbeat
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Cautiously optimistic...the outlook for agriculture in 1977
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Newsletter
Final estimates confirm banner fall harvest
Monograph
Rural America in transition