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GJAE - German Journal of Agricultural Economics
GJAE - German Journal of Agricultural Economics- Editors:
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Summary
About the Journal
The German Journal of Agricultural Economics (GJAE) is the leading publication in the German language area for articles in the field of agricultural economics and related disciplines.
Appearing in German and English, it addresses authors and readers in German-speaking countries as well as in the rest of the world. The GJAE is a double blind peer reviewed scientific journal open to both discerning contributions from areas of basic research and articles on applied research.
As it targets both basic and applied research activities, the GJAE is interesting for academic scientists, teaching staff and scientifically interested staff of public authorities, business and industry. As an online-journal the GJAE reaches a global readership.
Bibliographic data
- ISSN-Print
- 2191-4028
- ISSN-Online
- 2191-4028
- Publisher
- dfv Mediengruppe, Frankfurt am Main
- Language
- Deutsch
- Product type
- Journal
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Volume 72 (2023), Edition 03-04
Improved varieties are considered critical for increasing crop yields worldwide. This study explored the effects of public agricultural extension and pest and disease experience on adoption of improved varieties using survey data on 525 wheat...
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Volume 72 (2023), Edition 03-04
Digital risk management tools (RMTs) are promising to help farmers manage risk. However, these recently developed tools are still unexplored and hardly used by farmers. This study is the first to investigate how German farmers perceive the...
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Volume 72 (2023), Edition 03-04
In recent years, land use data from the EU’s Integrated Administration and Control System (IACS) have become increasingly available for research purposes. IACS data contain annual plot-level information on cultivation and location of the land...
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There is debate about whether maximum residue limits (MRLs) for pesticides act as a catalyst or barrier to trade. By constructing a trade model based on heterogeneous firm quality and productivity, we show that MRLs’ net effects on total export...
Deutscher Fachverlag GmbH, Frankfurt am Main 2023
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