The Allaying of Town-Country Conflict

Ross, Eilidh

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“…He has described it as a set of following three dimensions, namely unfeasibility in animal husbandry sector, transportation risks from farm to marketplace, and market helplessness experienced by small-scale animal producers. Ross (1924) is the first scholar to use the term "commercial helplessness". He has stated that animal producer has to some extend become a victim of his own occupation through his dependence upon those he supplies and also even more so on those he relies on to supply his domestics and makes his domestic life viable.…”

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The Transaction Cost Theory :A Field Research on Small-Scale Animal Producer S

Yasan¹

2018

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This study aims to explain Turkish small-scale animal producer's commercial helplessness while exploring the attributes resulting in high transaction costs. It also investigates producer's need for an integrated meat-processing plant in the Anatolian city of Eskişehir in Turkey. A field research was conducted on randomly selected 857 small-scale animal producers in the region. A structural equation model is constructed so as to precisely test the attributional influences of producer's commercial helplessness on sales channel mistrust and need for an integrated meat-processing plant; as well as these of sales channel convenience and commercial helplessness on transaction cost. Exploratory and confirmatory factor analyses were employed. The final measurement model was developed by secondorder confirmatory factor analysis. The findings have shown that commercial helplessness was positively influenced by need for plant and sales channel mistrust while it positively ad significantly affects transaction cost. In addition, sales channel convenience is found to have a significant effect on "transaction cost" in the negative direction. Collectively, these findings suggest that there is a need for establishing an integrated meat-processing plant in the region.

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Section: Research Framework Commercial Helplessnessmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Transaction Cost Theory :A Field Research on Small-Scale Animal Producer S

Yasan¹

2018

JGSM

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The Allaying of Town-Country Conflict

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The Transaction Cost Theory :A Field Research on Small-Scale Animal Producer S

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