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An integration procedure for estimating cost functions from cross-sectional firm data is developed. The procedure is based upon the hypothesis that firms equate expected marginal revenue to marginal costs in deciding how much output to produce. Since the total cost function is the integral of the marginal cost function plus...
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AUTHORS: J. B. Johnson is an Agricultural Economist, Farm Produc-
tion Economics Division