A MODEL OF NEW ZEALAND APPLE SUPPLY RESPONSE TO TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE

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A supply response model for New Zealand apples is specified and equations for new plantings, removals, yields and adoption of an innovation are estimated. The model expands on perennial crop models previously estimated by incorporating the time pattern of adoption of a planting innovation and formulation of a measure of yield expectations given technological change. 1975 The Australian Agricultural Economics Society

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Rae, A. N., & Carman, H. F. (1975). A MODEL OF NEW ZEALAND APPLE SUPPLY RESPONSE TO TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE. Australian Journal of Agricultural Economics, 19(1), 39–51. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-8489.1975.tb00144.x

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