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The Fate Of Federal Milk Marketing Orders: Is Order 135 An Indication Of The Future? Item Info

Title:
The Fate Of Federal Milk Marketing Orders: Is Order 135 An Indication Of The Future?
Creator:
Godfrey, E. Bruce; Stockton, Matthew C.; Gray, C. Wilson
Date Created (ISO Standard):
2006-10
Description:
Federal Milk Marketing Orders (FMMO) were established in the Agricultural Marketing Act of 1937. They were designed to reduce/eliminate the effects of milk pricing wars generated by processors who essentially had monopsony power when buying milk from producers as a result of seasonal production.
Subjects:
Include individual industries including milk supply and demand decision-making cost benefit Agricultural policy
AgEcon Search Subjects:
Livestock Production/Industries Demand and Price Analysis Farm Management Agricultural and Food Policy
Series:
Agricultural Economic Research Series
Source Identifier:
aers06-01
Type:
text
Format:
application/pdf
Contributing Departments:
Department of Economics at Utah State University Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology

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"The Fate Of Federal Milk Marketing Orders: Is Order 135 An Indication Of The Future?", Agricultural Economics Research Series, University of Idaho Library Digital Collections, https://www.lib.uidaho.edu/digital/aers/items/aers134.html
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