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Characteristic Supplies and Demands in a Hedonic Framework: U.S. Market for Cotton Fiber Attributes
(American Agricultural Economics Association, 1992-11)
Producer Returns From Cotton Strength and Uniformity: An Hedonic Price Approach
(Southern Agricultural Economics Association, 1987-07)
Implicit (hedonic) producer prices for fiber
strength uniformity were estimated for the
southwest U.S. cotton market using seemingly
unrelated regression and market sales data
from 1983/84 and 1984/85. Fiber strength ...
The Future of Cotton Quality Marketing and Handling: Trends and Implications
(National Cotton Council of America, 1991)
The cotton marketing system is moving into the
information age with the rest of the U.S. economy. The
technologies which provide the impetus for changes in the
system are measurement technology, computer technology,
and ...
An Objective System for Cotton Price Discovery
(National Cotton Council of America, 1994)
An automated price reporting system using computer
technology and hedonic price theory is used to
estimate daily cotton market prices, premiums, and
discounts. This objective approach for reporting
cotton market prices was ...
Sources and Analysis of Rising Unit Costs of Producing Cotton on the Texas Southern Plains
(Agriculture Consortium of Texas, 1990)
The cost of producing a pound of cotton on the High Plains of Texas
has been rising faster than in other regions of the U.S. These rising costs
may occur from two basic forces-yields and/or rising input use and/
or costs. ...
Accuracy of Cotton Price Reporting
(2010-05-03)
The Daily Price Estimation System, whose accuracy in measuring market prices and quality premiums and discounts
in the Texas-Oklahoma markets is known and documented, was used as the benchmark against which to determine
if ...
Excess Capacity in Ginning: Is There Reason for Concern?
(National Cotton Council of America, 1984)
The existence of excess capacity in the cotton ginning industry is well documented and has been identified as an efficiency issues of market structure in the industry and its efficiency implications. Evidence on market ...
An economic analysis of production responses for cotton and grain sorghum on the Texas High Plains
(Texas Tech University, 1967-06)
Farmers on the Texas High Plains, as in other areas of the state and nation, are continually faced with the problem of adjusting to changing conditions. Some of the conditions are changes in resource and product prices, ...
Values Placed on U.S. Cotton Fiber Attributes by Textile Manufacturers
(Textile Institute, 1997)
Price premiums and discounts paid for cotton quality attributes (trash, color, length, strength,
and micronaire) by textile manufacturers were derived for three US cotton production regions.
The data for the analysis were ...