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    New Zealand livestock sector model : 1986 version

    Grundy, T. P.; Lattimore, Ralph G.; Zwart, A. C.
    Abstract
    This report describes an updated version of an econometric model of the New Zealand pastoral livestock sector which has evolved over a number of years. Taking earlier work by Laing and Zwart as a starting point, their model is re-estimated using extra data now available. The pastoral sector has traditionally been of major importance in the New Zealand economy. As a background to the model specification, the recent history and current state of the pastoral sector is briefly reviewed and key factors for model specification are identified.
    Keywords
    livestock productivity; econometric model; pastoral farming
    Date
    1988-03
    Type
    Monograph
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