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The New Zealand consumer market for cut flowers in the 90’s
(Lincoln University. Agribusiness & Economics Research Unit., 1992-01)
This report presents information about cut flower purchase behaviour and was obtained from a survey of Christchurch households. Whilst primarily being a segmentation study, a comparison is also made with a Dutch consumer ...
Consumer demand for beef in the E. E. C.
(Lincoln College. Agricultural Economics Research Unit., 1971)
In the negotiations connected with Britain' s entry into
the E. E. C., New Zealand possesses very little true bargaining
power. The only advantage we can use is to be better informed
than the other side about the structure ...
Marketing costs for New Zealand meat exports, 1970/71 to 1975/76
(Lincoln College. Agricultural Economics Research Unit., 1978-08)
Marketing charges for lamb, mutton and beef from
farm gate up to f. o. b. (free on board) are identified for each of the six years
ending 30th September 1971 to 30th September 1976. Trends
in unit charges are presented ...
Current cost depreciation methods and the valuation of farm tractors and headers
(Lincoln College. Agricultural Economics Research Unit., 1978-06)
More accurate valuation of fixed assets in the
Balance Sheet and calculation of depreciation in
current cost terms are aims of inflation accounting.
This report demonstrates which of the commonly used
traditional ...
Comparison of innovation policies in selected European, Asian and Pacific Rim countries: how best to optimise innovation governance in New Zealand?
(Lincoln University. Agribusiness and Economics Research Unit, 2010-11)
The technology users’ innovation (TUI) research programme aims to identify the conditions under which socio-technical networks best foster technology development, adoption and commercialisation, and thereby contribute to ...
Food miles, carbon footprinting and other factors affecting our trade
(New Zealand Agricultural and Resource Economics Society, 2007-08)
The concept of "food miles" has come to be recognised as flawed. The attention of retailers and others has moved to carbon footprinting, which needs further development of its methodology. This will become more significant ...
Valuation of impacts of incursions on biodiversity: A review of the literature
(Nimmo-Bell & Company Ltd., 2006-06-30)
This report provides an overview of the economic literature on invasive species with
focus aimed at economic valuation. The report opens with an overview of economics
concepts related to invasive species. Costs of invasive ...
An economic survey of New Zealand town milk producers, 1977-78
(Lincoln College. Agricultural Economics Research Unit., 1979-08)
This Report is the fifth in an annual
series of economic surveys of New Zealand town
milk supply farms. These surveys have been
undertaken by the Agricultural Economics Research
Unit at Lincoln College on behalf of the ...
Production and supply relationships in the New Zealand sheep and beef industries
(Lincoln College. Agricultural Economics Research Unit., 1978-09)
This study has been concerned with the development of
an econometric model capable of explaining the annual changes
in total livestock units that are carried on New Zealand sheep
and beef farms.
Although there have ...
High-country fencing
(Lincoln College. Tussock Grasslands and Mountain Lands Institute., 1962)
Fencing is now recognised as a major aid towards improved management of runs. With costs of both materials and labour high and rising, it is essential that all fences erected be well planned, and well constructed of the ...