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Scale Economies and Inefficiency of U.S. Dairy Farms
by
Lovell, C.A. Knox
, Mosheim, Roberto
in
Agricultural economics
/ agricultural policy
/ Agricultural products
/ Agricultural research
/ Agricultural Resource Management Study
/ Agricultural Resource Management Survey
/ Agricultural resources
/ Agriculture
/ Agriculture departments
/ Allocative efficiency
/ Capital costs
/ Cost analysis
/ Cost efficiency
/ Cost functions
/ Costs
/ Dairy farming
/ Dairy farms
/ Dairy products
/ Economic costs
/ Economic models
/ Economies of scale
/ Efficiency
/ Estimation
/ farm size
/ farm surveys
/ Farmers
/ farmers' attitudes
/ Farms
/ Herds
/ inefficiency
/ Polls & surveys
/ Regions
/ Resource management
/ Resource surveys
/ scale economies
/ Scale models
/ shadow cost function
/ Specification
/ Studies
/ supply balance
/ Surveys
/ U.S.A
/ United States
/ Variable costs
2009
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Scale Economies and Inefficiency of U.S. Dairy Farms
by
Lovell, C.A. Knox
, Mosheim, Roberto
in
Agricultural economics
/ agricultural policy
/ Agricultural products
/ Agricultural research
/ Agricultural Resource Management Study
/ Agricultural Resource Management Survey
/ Agricultural resources
/ Agriculture
/ Agriculture departments
/ Allocative efficiency
/ Capital costs
/ Cost analysis
/ Cost efficiency
/ Cost functions
/ Costs
/ Dairy farming
/ Dairy farms
/ Dairy products
/ Economic costs
/ Economic models
/ Economies of scale
/ Efficiency
/ Estimation
/ farm size
/ farm surveys
/ Farmers
/ farmers' attitudes
/ Farms
/ Herds
/ inefficiency
/ Polls & surveys
/ Regions
/ Resource management
/ Resource surveys
/ scale economies
/ Scale models
/ shadow cost function
/ Specification
/ Studies
/ supply balance
/ Surveys
/ U.S.A
/ United States
/ Variable costs
2009
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Scale Economies and Inefficiency of U.S. Dairy Farms
by
Lovell, C.A. Knox
, Mosheim, Roberto
in
Agricultural economics
/ agricultural policy
/ Agricultural products
/ Agricultural research
/ Agricultural Resource Management Study
/ Agricultural Resource Management Survey
/ Agricultural resources
/ Agriculture
/ Agriculture departments
/ Allocative efficiency
/ Capital costs
/ Cost analysis
/ Cost efficiency
/ Cost functions
/ Costs
/ Dairy farming
/ Dairy farms
/ Dairy products
/ Economic costs
/ Economic models
/ Economies of scale
/ Efficiency
/ Estimation
/ farm size
/ farm surveys
/ Farmers
/ farmers' attitudes
/ Farms
/ Herds
/ inefficiency
/ Polls & surveys
/ Regions
/ Resource management
/ Resource surveys
/ scale economies
/ Scale models
/ shadow cost function
/ Specification
/ Studies
/ supply balance
/ Surveys
/ U.S.A
/ United States
/ Variable costs
2009
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Scale Economies and Inefficiency of U.S. Dairy Farms
2009
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Overview
This study employs data drawn from the 2000 Agricultural Resource Management Survey, a U.S. Department of Agriculture-sponsored farmers' survey. The article estimates returns to scale relationships across dairy farms of different sizes and across different regions, incorporating variables hypothesized to influence farm performance. Results point to significant scale economies in U.S. dairy farms and underscore the importance of taking account of inefficiency when estimating scale economies. Contrary to previous research, the preferred cost function specification does not show a region of decreasing returns to scale. This finding helps explain why the average size of dairy farms has been increasing.
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Blackwell Publishing Inc,Oxford University Press,Wiley Periodicals, Inc,Blackwell Publishing Ltd
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