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Off-farm Income and Risky Investments: What Happens to Farm and Nonfarm Assets?

Hans Andersson, Bharat Ramaswami, Charles B. Moss, Kenneth W. Erickson, Charles B. Hallahan, Richard F. Nehring

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Can off-farm income help small farms to survive by providing a means of diversifying their farm household portfolios1? The farm household structure is a complex set of inter-relationships between and among a variety of internal and external factors involving

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Can off-farm income help small farms to survive by providing a means of diversifying their farm household portfolios1? The farm household structure is a complex set of inter-relationships between and among a variety of internal and external factors involving

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Can off-farm income help small farms to survive by providing a means of diversifying their farm household portfolios1? The farm household structure is a complex set of inter-relationships between and among a variety of internal and external factors involving

Key concepts: Nonfarm payrolls, Tobit model, Economics, Investment (military), Farm income, Work (physics), Affect (linguistics), Agricultural economics

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