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Analysis of Pork Production Contracts

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  • Kliebenstein, James
  • Hillburn, Chris

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Pork production occurs under numerous forms of organizational structures ranging from sole proprietorship, where one individual provides the necessary capital and bears all risks, to those where multiple individuals and/or entities pool resources such as labor, capital, and management and risk sharing. One organizational method which has received an increased focus is contracting. Contract production is an arrangement which blends the various production resources and parties and spells out the division of responsibilities for supplying those resources (i.e., capital, labor, management). To effectively evaluate contract production arrangements it is necessary to compare the responsibilities and resources provided by each party \\ith the respective expected returns

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  • Kliebenstein, James & Hillburn, Chris, 1995. "Analysis of Pork Production Contracts," ISU General Staff Papers 199503010800001263, Iowa State University, Department of Economics.
    • Handle: RePEc:isu:genstf:199503010800001263
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