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A production function analysis of water resource productivity in Pacific Northwest agriculture

Creator:

Holloway, Milton L.

Abstract:

The competition or rivalry for the use of water resources among economic sectors of the Pacific Northwest and among geographical regions of the western United States has intensified in recent years. This rivalry and the long run prospects for water shortages have increased the demand for research concerning the productivity...

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Dissertation

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PRODUCTION FUNCTION ANALYSIS OF WATER RESOURCE PRODUCTIVITY IN PACIFIC NORTHWEST AGRICULTURE Abstract
A production function analysis of water resource productivity in Pacific Northwest agriculture

Creator:

Holloway, Milton L.

Abstract:

The competition or rivalry for the use of water resources among economic sectors of the Pacific Northwest and among geographical regions of the western United States has intensified in recent years. This rivalry and the long run prospects for water shortages have increased the demand for research concerning the productivity...

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Dissertation

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resources among economic sectors of the Pacific Northwest and among geograph- ical regions of the western
An economic analysis of the competitive position of the Northwest frozen pea-industry

Creator:

Hutchings, H. M. (Harvey Myron)

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Dissertation
Economic considerations for expanded feeding of livestock in the Pacific Northwest

Creator:

Grimshaw, Paul R.

Abstract:

Several agricultural and related industry groups in the Pacific Coast states have expressed concern about the competitive position of these states in the production of feed grains and livestock products. This study was directed toward the investigation of these concerns. In order to permit the real world situation, with its...

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Dissertation

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RIGHTS RESERVED Economic Considerations for Expanded Feeding of Livestock in the Pacific Northwest