PPT-AGEC 622

I get to be your teacher for the rest of the semester Jing Yi will be the grader for this section Brian Herbst will assist in the Labs If you have problems with homeworks see Jing Brian or me. AGEC-253 Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Fact Sheets are also available on our website at: http://osufacts.okstate.edu Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service Pam Guiling Former Graduate Student Agric 640. November 25. th. , 2014. Project planning and . t. ips . on . effective writing. Today’s goals: . . 1. Discuss the final project. 2. Talk about the “academic” writing process in general. 3. Work a bit on titles. Course slides for week 7 (Feb. 23 & 24). What drives growth?. Market prices and . innovation*. In economics, if . each person . is already doing the . best they . can…. How can there be improvement over time?. Dec. 2. nd. , 2014. Hypothesis Tests . Regarding Agricultural Policy. Seven specific hypotheses . regarding policy failure. Masters and Garcia test for standard explanations:. Rational ignorance. when per-person effects are small. Policy: . How well can market failures be remedied?. Part B. Policy options: How can society move towards Q*?. A quick history of thought:. Plato (400 BC): a “benevolent dictator” who knows the level of Q* can impose it through . Course slides for week 6 (Feb. 16 & 18). The . Microeconomics of Development: . Are low-income people “poor but efficient”?*. This starts . proper . microeconomics. : . . a powerful way to explain peoples’ choices,. 11, 12 & . 15. Explaining Policies: . The Political Economy of Agricultural Policy. Nov. . 4, . 2014. So far we have . looked at:. supply & demand. and a . catalog of possible policy . instruments that affect:. Course slides for week 14 (April 13 & 15). Macroeconomic Policy* . Exchange rates and inflation. Monetary and fiscal policy. * If you are following the textbook, this is chapter 18.. The U.S. economy. Explaining Policies: . The Political Economy of Agricultural Policy. Nov. . 1, 2016. So far we have . looked at:. supply & demand. and a . catalog of possible policy . instruments that affect:. one, the other, or both... . February 24, 2015 . David Ripplinger. 2. 3. Do what you can, . with what you have, . where you are.. -Theodore Roosevelt. 4. 5. You are here. What have we got?. Arable land and pasture. Relatively short, cool, semi-arid growing season. 2014. Introduction . to Agricultural Development . & Policy. Today: . Housekeeping. Motivation. Background . reading (optional. ): WDR . 2008, . online only. Thursday:. The . world food and financial crises of 2007-09 . EQ. #11 - November 7, 2012. 1. The graph depicts the situation for a . monopsonist. .. (0.5pt) (a) What is the name of the unlabeled curve in the diagram?. (1pt) (b) For the . monopsonist. , how much of the input should be . Farm productivity and technology. September . 11, 2018. Food . supply. First the “econ 101” theory of induced innovation. Then data and . historical . experience. Let’s start with a conclusion…. a smooth transition from Community College to . University. Ed Doran- . Pima Community . College . Paul . Miller – University of Arizona . Educational . Support Faculty Counselor .