Implications of biotech traits with segregation costs and market segments: the case of Roundup Ready(R) Wheat

Socio-Economic Considerations in Biotechnology Regulation

“…articles focus on either determining optimal management decisions or assessing the cost of coexistence or segregation. the degree of complexity of models also varies from accounting costs in a supply chain (Huygen et al 2003), to modeling their market implications (Wilson et al 2008) or developing spatial models of coexistence (e.g., demont et al 2009). a few studies evaluate the comprehensive effects of introducing a particular gM event in a supply chain (d3).…”

Sweet and Sour Changes in Trade Regimes

“…Besides the recent studies of Nolte et al (2010, 2011) analysing preferential trade policies of sugar, the approach has been applied also by Anania (2006, 2010) on the effects of policy scenarios on preferential banana imports by the EU. Other applications of the SPE modelling include Wilson et al (2008) on the welfare effects of genetically modified wheat legislation in the US, Devadoss et al (2009) on the world apple market, Durand‐Morat and Wailes (2010) on the global market for rice and Bouamra‐Mechemache et al (2008) on the changes in the EU’s dairy quota.…”