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Papers presented at the New Zealand Agricultural and Resource Economics Society (Inc.) eleventh Annual Conference : Tahuna Conference Centre, Nelson, August 2005
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Papers presented at the New Zealand Agricultural and Resource Economics Society (Inc.) eleventh Annual Conference : Tahuna Conference Centre, Nelson, August 2005
Type:
Discussion Paper
Permalink:
https://hdl.handle.net/10182/1119
Originally published:
2005-08
as Discussion paper (Lincoln University (Canterbury, N.Z.). Agribusiness and Economics Research Unit) ; no. 152
by Lincoln University. Agribusiness and Economics Research Unit.
Keywords:
environmental practices; dairy farming; decision support system; decision making; agricultural sector; genetically modified food; organic farming; ecosystem services; agricultural policy; agricultural trade; wine industry; rural land use; economic aspects
Abstract:
The main themes for this Conference are: Agriculture, Agribusiness, Natural Resources and the Environment. This discussion paper includes the full text of the following papers: D Bewell, G Kaine, Adoption of environmental best practice amongst dairy farmers;
J Sinner, A Fenemor, J Palmer, The adoption of market-based instruments for resource management:
Three case studies;
A E Dooley, D Smeaton, S F Ledgard, Identification of important criteria in farm systems decisions around Lake
Taupo;
A E Dooley, G Sheath, D Smeaton, Multiple criteria decision making: Method selection and application to three contrasting agricultural case studies;
T Ramilan, F Scrimgeour, Modelling Waikato farm nitrogen discharges for policy analysis;
N Jollands, M Ruth, C Bernier, N Golubiewski, Climate's long term impact on New Zealand infrastructure - A case study
of Hamilton City, New Zealand;
W Kaye-Blake, Neoclassical consumer theory and genetically modified food;
S Awatere, The influence of cultural identity on willingness to pay values in contingent
valuation surveys;
G Kerr, R Cullen, K Hughey, Stated preference evaluation of government budgets;
Y Takatsuka, R Cullen, M Wilson and S Wratten, Values of ecosystem services and organic farming on arable land;
A N Rae, H Ma, J Huang, S Rozelle, Livestock in China: Commodity-specific total factor productivity
decomposition using new panel data;
A Wreford, C Saunders, S Rasin, An analysis of agricultural trade policy reforms and their impact on the EU,
China and New Zealand;
A Rae, S Shakur, The WTO Doha Negotiations: Fallacies and Priorities;
K Bicknell, L Friesen, I MacDonald, A hedonic price analysis of the New Zealand wine industry;
D Marsh, How can economists help clear landmines and unexploded ordnance?;
M Cameron, S Lim, Migration, household composition, and child welfare in Rural Northeast
Thailand;
B Khakal, H Bigsby, R Cullen, Forestry policy and poverty: the case of community forestry in Nepal;
P Kaval, J Loomis, The relationship between wildfire and welfare;
P Khanh Trinh, P Kaval, The importance of indigenous biodiversity values of Waikato farms;
E Moran, RCullen, K Hughey, Financing threatened species management: the costs of single species
programmes and the budget constraint;
G Hawke, R Lattimore, Scoping the history of economics in New Zealand;
D Lillis, Developing agricultural statistics (slides);
S Harris, M Doak, S Ford, T Bywater, J Bright, B Thorrold, Regional economic impact of water allocation and reliability;
P O'Connor, What can we learn from horse racing;
D Pannell, Policies and politics: Challenges and opportunities for agricultural and
resource economists;
A Patterson, S Martin, D Mollenkopf, Niche agribusiness supply chains and the channel coordinator's role in their
creation and management;
B Small, A Murphy-Macintosh, I Tarbotton, N Botha, Pastoral farmer goals and intensification strategies;
D Lillis, J Fairweather, R Sanson, Smallholdings in New Zealand;
R Johnson, The structure and economic impact of R&D organisation in New Zealand;
N Botha, K Atkins, An assessment of five theoretical frameworks to study the uptake of
innovations;
K Bicknell, G Frisvold, A preliminary analysis of the returns to apoximis in rice;
J Hendy, Simulating rural land-use change in New Zealand with the model land use
in rural New Zealand model (LURNZ);
S Kerr, Projecting Changes in Land Use and Animal Numbers with LURNZ and
PSRM;
J Hendy, S Kerr, Greenhouse gas emission factor module: Land use in Rural New Zealand-
Climate Version 1;
I Sin, E Brunton, J Hendy, S Kerr, The likely social impacts of an agricultural emissions policy in New
Zealand: Preliminary analysis;
S Kerr, Tradeable carbon credits for plantation forestry: A Straw Man;
J Funk, S Kerr, J Hendy, A pilot project for indigenous forest reversion.
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Published on behalf of the New Zealand Agricultural and Resource Economics Society by Agribusiness and Economics Research Unit, Lincoln University, [2005].
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