1995-01 PAER

January 15, 1995

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  • Gains For Agriculture In the GATT Agreement
  • Impact of Risk and Other Factors on Grain Marketing Behavior
  • How Export Subsidies Affect Farmers and Others!
  • Mandatory Catastrophic Crop Insurance!
  • How Accurate are USDA’s Corn and Soybean Supply and Use Estimates?

Articles in this Publication:

Gains For Agriculture In the GATT Agreement

Philip L. Paarlberg, Associate Professor

Impact of Risk and Other Factors on Grain Marketing Behavior

David T. Eckman, Graduate Research Assistant; George F. Patrick, Professor; and Wesley N. Musser, Visiting Professor from Department of Agricultural Economics and Resource Economics, University of Maryland

How Export Subsidies Affect Farmers and Others!

Philip L. Paarlberg, Associate Professor

Mandatory Catastrophic Crop Insurance!

George F. Patrick, Professor

How Accurate are USDA’s Corn and Soybean Supply and Use Estimates?

Lee F. Schrader, Professor and Beth Brechbill, Research Assistant

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