Publisher's Synopsis
For upper-level undergraduate and graduate-level courses in Agricultural Prices, Production Economics, Agricultural Marketing, and Agricultural Policy in Agricultural Economics and Economics departments.
By incorporating recent advances in economics that are indispensable to understanding how agricultural markets operate and how prices are determined, this text helps students learn to think rigorously and analytically about real-life economic phenomena, that is, to think like economicst. It helps students gain a holistic and coherent understanding of the complexity, interdependency, and synthesis within the production/marketing/policy mix that is involved in agricultural pricing.
