OFF-FARM WORK PARTICIPATION, OFF-FARM LABOR SUPPLY AND ON-FARM LABOR DEMAND OF U.S. FARM OPERATORS

Huffman, Wallace; El-Osta, Hisham

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OFF-FARM WORK PARTICIPATION, OFF-FARM LABOR SUPPLY AND ON-FARM LABOR DEMAND OF U.S. FARM OPERATORS

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Preprint , Article 01 Jan 1998 United States

Authors: Huffman, Wallace; El-Osta, Hisham;

handle: 20.500.12876/22161

OFF-FARM WORK PARTICIPATION, OFF-FARM LABOR SUPPLY AND ON-FARM LABOR DEMAND OF U.S. FARM OPERATORS

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Abstract

The paper presents econometric evidence on off-farm work participation, off-farm hours of work, and on-farm hours of work for U.S. farm operators using a national sample of farmers for the USDA's 1991 Farm Costs and Return Survey.

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United States

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Iowa State University
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Keywords

330, Labor Economics, Farm Management, Labor and Human Capital, Research Methods/ Statistical Methods,, Agribusiness, Agricultural Economics, 630

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