Farm Program Payments And Farm Size
Joseph A. Atwood, Glenn Albert Helmers, Saleem Shaik
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Joseph A. Atwood, Glenn Albert Helmers, Saleem Shaik
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A simultaneously determined model for farm size and government payments along with the incorporation of a recursive impact of government payments and agricultural returns was used to examine farm size changes nationally and regionally. The results clearly demonstrated resource substitution influences, differences in the nonfarm economy, and agricultural returns in explaining farm size.
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A simultaneously determined model for farm size and government payments along with the incorporation of a recursive impact of government payments and agricultural returns was used to examine farm size changes nationally and regionally. The results clearly demonstrated resource substitution influences, differences in the nonfarm economy, and agricultural returns in explaining farm size.
Key concepts: Nonfarm payrolls, Payment, Agriculture, Government (linguistics), Agricultural economics, Farm programs, Direct Payments, Economics