Consumers' welfare and off-season produce imports

Kuchler, Fred; Arnade, Carlos

doi:10.1093/erae/jbv032

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“…Increasing the production of off‐season produce could fill an otherwise seasonal void in the consumption of specific crops and may reduce the price of off‐season produce. An increased availability and accessibility of healthy, high‐quality products allow consumers to form consumption habits and adopt healthier diets (Kuchler & Arnade, 2016 ).…”

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Sustainable production of healthy, affordable food in theUK: The pros and cons of plasticulture

Cusworth

Davies

McAinsh

2022

Food and Energy Security

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An evolving green agenda as the UK seeks to achieve 'net zero' in greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, coupled with our new trading relationship with the European Union, is resulting in new government policies, which will be disruptive to Britain's traditional food and farming practices. These policies encourage sustainable farming and land-sparing to restore natural habitats and will provide an opportunity to address issues such as high emissions of GHGs and dwindling biodiversity resulting from many intensive agricultural practices. To address these

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Sustainable production of healthy, affordable food in theUK: The pros and cons of plasticulture

Cusworth

Davies

McAinsh

2022

Food and Energy Security

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“…Disruptions in trade are problematic for import demand analysis because prices do not exist when trade is zero. Following Muhammad (2013) and Kuchler and Arnade (2016), we use a choke-price procedure to account for periods of zero trade and unobserved prices. 4 To derive choke prices, we start with a general own-price elasticity equation…”

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Export Tax Reform and the Competitiveness of Imported Soybeans in China

Muhammad

Valdes

2019

J. Agric. Appl. Econ.

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Export tax reform in Argentina could improve its competitiveness in China’s soybean market, displacing exports from competing countries like Brazil and the United States. We examined the factors that determine China’s demand for imported soybean products and how export taxes could affect exporting countries. Using import demand and vector autoregression estimates, we conducted simulations of China’s import demand assuming the elimination of export taxes in Argentina. Results indicated that Argentine soybean products could realize gains in the Chinese market, but only in the short run. Projected import demand changes in the long run were insignificant for all exporting countries.

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Sustainable supplier selection for the cold supply chain (CSC) in the context of a developing country

Khan

Ali

2021

Environ Dev Sustain

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Consumers' welfare and off-season produce imports

Cited by 6 publications

References 18 publications

Sustainable production of healthy, affordable food in theUK: The pros and cons of plasticulture

Sustainable production of healthy, affordable food in theUK: The pros and cons of plasticulture

Export Tax Reform and the Competitiveness of Imported Soybeans in China

Sustainable supplier selection for the cold supply chain (CSC) in the context of a developing country

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