Abstract:Dynamic stochastic simulation is used to explore the effects of enhancing Canada's NISA program (a resource-neutral farm income support program) by increasing the size of contributions matchable by the government. The government matching contributions are a subsidy to farmers, part of which is potentially available as disposable income and part of which must remain in the producer's stabilization account, becoming available only on retirement (or upon exit from farming). It was found that progressive enhanceme… Show more
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