A Multi-Sectoral Analysis of Feed Grain Exports in the Cornbelt Economy

Thomas R. Smith, E. Dean Baldwin and Donald W. Larson

Review of Agricultural Economics, 1990, vol. 12, issue 1, 57-69

Abstract: Large feed grain export variations adversely impact the agricultural sector and the Cornbelt economy. A multi-sectoral input-output linear programming model is developed to measure the cross industry effects of a 10 percent increase in feed grain exports. Base model, elastic labor supply, and full employment labor supply results are presented.

Date: 1990
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