Le marché des quotas laitiers au Québec: la recherche de la concurrence parfaite

Daniel-Mercier Gouin and Michel Morisset

Économie rurale, 1992, vol. 212

Abstract: By this work, the authors will attempt to demonstrate that, following various crises in the dairy industry and growing internal contradictions within the quota transfer system, regulations regarding quota transfers between producers have progressed, offering better conditions for a perfect competition for access to production quotas. Apart from one case, the different quota transfer systems that have succeeded one another have furthered the process of concentration-elimination in the production sector. Producers are thus in direct competition one with another to obtain the right to grow, and it is mainly this logic of a perfectly competitive market - that of the quota, not the product - that determines the rate of structural evolution of the production sector.

Keywords: Livestock; Production/Industries (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 1992
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