Aggregation of Inputs Under Risk

Rulon D. Pope and Arne Hallam ()

American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 1988, vol. 70, issue 4, 826-830

Abstract: The implications of primal separability on choice are examined. Separability under risk imposes strong restrictions on input demands. These restrictions can be used to test for separability of production. Alternatively, one can test directly separability of production and infer what separability implies about behavior. This latter approach is taken since an application is analyzed.

Date: 1988
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