Valuing farmland with multiple quasi-fixed inputs

Ashok Mishra (), Charles Moss and Kenneth Erickson

Applied Economics, 2004, vol. 36, issue 15, 1669-1675

Abstract: This study examines the impact of multiple quasi-fixed assets on the imputed returns to farmland. The results indicate that the presence of additional quasi-fixed assets causes the true shadow value of farmland to deviate from its imputed value. The results also indicate that when the potential existence of multiple quasi-fixed assets is explicitly modelled, the shadow value of farmland approaches reported cash rental values.

Date: 2004
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