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2. State‐contingent production technology formulation: Identifying states of nature using reduced‐form econometric models of crop yield. (2024). Baráth, Lajos ; Bokusheva, Raushan ; Barath, Lajos.
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3. Payments for Ecosystem Services Programs and Climate Change Adaptation in Agriculture. (2024). Kim, Youngho.
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4. The impact of climate risk on the asset side and liability side of the insurance industry: evidence from China. (2024). Rui, Xue ; Zhao, Tianxiang ; Yang, Sitong ; Li, Shouwei.
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5. Potential Budgetary Impacts of Climate Change on the Pasture, Rangeland, and Forage Insurance Plan. (2024). Beckman, Jayson ; Baldwin, Katherine ; Vaiknoras, Kate ; Turner, Dylan ; Nava, No J ; Tsiboe, Francis.
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6. Effects of On-Farm Diversification on Farm Resilience: Evidence from Kansas. (2024). Sharma, Priyanka ; Yao, Becatien H ; Shanoyan, Aleksan.
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8. Systemic risk, relative subsidy rates, and area yield insurance choice. (2023). Hennessy, David ; Gong, Xuche ; Feng, Hongli.
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9. The crop insurance demand response to premium subsidies: Evidence from U.S. Agriculture. (2023). Turner, Dylan ; Tsiboe, Francis.
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10. Linear pooling of potentially related density forecasts in crop insurance. (2023). Ramsey, Austin ; Liu, Yong.
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11. Risk effects of GM corn: Evidence from crop insurance outcomes and high‐dimensional methods. (2023). Aglasan, Serkan ; Rejesus, Roderick M ; Goodwin, Barry K.
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12. The Crop Insurance Demand Response to Premium Subsidies: Evidence from U.S. Agriculture. (2023). Turner, Dylan ; Tsiboe, Francis.
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13. Coordination and Efficiency of Drainage Investments in the U.S. Corn Belt. (2023). Chakravorty, Rwit ; Feng, Hongli ; Hennessy, David A.
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14. Payments for Ecosystem Services Programs and Climate Change Adaptation in Agriculture. (2023). Kim, Youngho.
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15. Insurance subsidies, climate change, and innovation: Implications for crop yield resiliency. (2022). Liu, Yong ; Chemeris, Anna ; Ker, Alan P.
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16. Temperature effects on crop yields in heat index insurance. (2022). Finger, Robert ; Dalhaus, Tobias ; Bucheli, Janic.
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17. The potential for moral hazard behavior in irrigation decisions under crop insurance. (2022). Schoengold, Karina ; Foster, Timothy ; Mieno, Taro ; Suchato, Paloch.
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20. Raising cane: Hedging calamity in Australian sugar. (2021). Schaefer, K Aleks ; Scheitrum, Daniel ; Carter, Colin.
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22. Double or Nothing: Impacts of Warming on Crop Quantity, Quality, and Revenue. (2021). Tack, Jesse ; Ramsey, Austin ; Balota, Maria.
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26. Evidence of climate change impacts on crop comparative advantage and land use. (2020). Hennessy, David ; Feng, Hongli ; Arora, Gaurav ; Anderson, Christopher J.
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29. Crop Failures from Temperature and Precipitation Shocks: Implications for U.S. Crop Insurance. (2020). Perloff, Jeffrey ; Wu, Ximing ; Schlenker, Wolfram ; Sears, Molly.
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41. Warming temperatures will likely induce higher premium rates and government outlays for the U.S. crop insurance program. (2018). Tack, Jesse ; Coble, Keith ; Barnett, Barry.
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45. Do crop insurance programs preclude their recipients from adapting to new climate conditions?. (2018). Dall'erba, Sandy ; Chen, Zhangliang.
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48. In the Shadow of the Mushroom Cloud: Nuclear Testing, Radioactive Fallout and Damage to U.S. Agriculture. (2017). Meyers, Keith.
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