The economics and econometrics of damage control

Concern for the potentially harmful side effects of agricultural chemical inputs, especially pesticides, highlights the need to accurately determine the economic levels of their use. We consider three model specification issues: interaction of direct production inputs with damage control inputs in d...

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AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS
Agricultural economics
Agricultural pollution
Agricultural production
Agrochemicals
ANALISIS MARGINAL
ANALYSE MARGINALE
BLE
Contamination
Crop economics
Crop production
DAMAGE
DAMAGE ABATEMENT
damage control
DANOS
DEGAT
ECONOMETRIC MODELS
Econometrics
Economic models
ECONOMIC THRESHOLDS
Economics
ENGRAIS
EQUIPO
FARM INPUTS
Farm management
Farms
FERTILIZERS
FONCTION DE PRODUCTION
Frost damage
FUNCIONES DE LA PRODUCCION
Health risk assessment
INPUT PRICES
INSUMOS AGRICOLAS
KANSAS
LAND
MARGINAL ANALYSIS
Marginal products
MATERIEL
METHODE STATISTIQUE
METODOS ESTADISTICOS
MODELE ECONOMETRIQUE
MODELOS ECONOMETRICOS
MOYEN DE PRODUCTION AGRICOLE
PESTICIDE
pesticide usage
PESTICIDES
PLAGUICIDAS
PRECIOS
PRICES
PRIX
Production estimates
PRODUCTION FUNCTIONS
Production input
Productivity
PRODUCTOS QUIMICOS AGRICOLAS
PRODUIT AGROCHIMIQUE
Q120
Q160
Q210
Scandals
SEUIL ECONOMIQUE
Soil pollution
SPECIFICATIONS
STATISTICAL METHODS
STOCHASTIC PROCESSES
stochastic production
TERRE
TIERRAS
TRIGO
TRITICUM AESTIVUM
UMBRAL ECONOMICO
WHEATS
yield variability
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