Water and land as quantity-rationed inputs in California agriculture: empirical tests and water policy implications.

A study was conducted to examine competing models of input use for two inputs, surface water and land, in central California agriculture. A model of the multiproduct firm was used to compare a fixed input model and a variable input model by means of model specification tests. Data were drawn from a...

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Publicado en:	Land Economics Vol. 71; pp. 445 - 462
Autores principales:	Moore, Michael R., Dinar, Ariel
Formato:	Artículo
Publicado:	University of Wisconsin Press November 1995
Materias:	Agriculture Resource allocation > Mathematical models Land use Mathematical models Resource allocation Agricultural water supply California Central Valley (Calif. : Valley) United States
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