Rice, irrigationanddownsiderisk:aquantile analysis of risk exposure and mitigation on Korean farms

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This article develops a quantile moment approach to evaluate risk exposure and to illustrate risk valuation, and then applies it to examine the relative importance of downside risk and risk mitigation options associated with a highly controlled but stochastic production system on Korean farms. The econometric approach exploits a rich panel dataset to develop consistent and robust econometric estimates of the quantile moments needed to decompose and analyse risk outcomes. The results show that about 90 per cent of the cost of risk on Korean farms comes from exposure to downside risk. We also examine how management factors can help to mitigate risk exposure outcomes.

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Kim, K., Chavas, J. P., Barham, B., & Foltz, J. (2014). Rice, irrigationanddownsiderisk:aquantile analysis of risk exposure and mitigation on Korean farms. European Review of Agricultural Economics, 41(5), 775–815. https://doi.org/10.1093/erae/jbt041

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