Impact of meat imports on least-cost United States beef production.

Nelson K.E.; Martin N.R.; Sullivan G.M.; Crom R.J.

Impact of meat imports on least-cost United States beef production.

1982

Nelson K.E. | Martin N.R. | Sullivan G.M. | Crom R.J.

Extract: A linear programming model of the U.S. beef industry is used to evaluate meat import policies for a least cost national beef cow herd. Adjustments in cow numbers and corn utilization are examined. Results are indications of direction of economic impacts and not precise predictions of future outcomes.

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Published in

Southern journal of agricultural economics Southern Agricultural Economics Association

Volume 14 ISSN 0081-3052

Pagination

v.101-104(2)

Language

English

Note

Includes 16 references.

Type

Journal Article; Journal Part

Source

Southern-journal-of-agricultural-economics-Southern-Agricultural-Economics-Association (USA). (Dec 1982). v. 14(2) p. 101-104.

Corporate Author

Generale Sucriere, Eppeville (France).

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Impact of meat imports on least-cost United States beef production.

1982

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