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  1. Attention allocation to climate signals and public interest in ESG topics: Evidence from Chinese cities
  2. Unintended Doses: How Livestock Insurance Fuels Antibiotic Use on Chinese Hog Farms?
  3. Can cooperating with technology companies increase the agricultural loans supply of commercial banks?
  4. Using K‐Means Clustering to Explore Farmers' Behavior and Intention Towards Online Credit in China Based on Extended Theory of Planned Behavior
  5. Climate change and climate-linked finance
  6. Optimal Debt and Risk Balancing Behavior of Rural Households in China: Evidence from a Discrete Choice Experiment
  7. The willingness to offer livestock insurance in rural China: a discrete choice experiment among Chinese insurance agents
  8. Subjective and objective risk perceptions and the willingness to pay for agricultural insurance: evidence from an in-the-field choice experiment in rural China
  9. A vulnerability index for priority targeting of agricultural crops under a changing climate
  10. Market microstructure and the historical relationship between the US farm credit system, farm service agency and commercial bank lending
  11. The impact of the China–USA trade war on USA Chapter 12 farm bankruptcies
  12. Heterogeneous choice in the demand for agriculture credit in China: results from an in-the-field choice experiment
  13. Inclusive Finance, Farm Households Entrepreneurship, and Inclusive Rural Transformation in Rural Poverty-stricken Areas in China
  14. Design and rating of risk-contingent credit for balancing business and financial risks for Kenyan farmers
  15. Historical developments in agricultural finance and the genesis of America’s farm credit system
  16. Climate risk, income dynamics and nutrition intake in rural China
  17. Designing catastrophic bonds for catastrophic risks in agriculture
  18. Factors affecting farmers’ participation in China’s group guarantee lending program
  19. The Potential and Uptake of Remote Sensing in Insurance: A Review
  20. Risk rationing and the demand for agricultural credit: a comparative investigation of Mexico and China
  21. Financial engineering for the farm problem
  22. Testing Asset Dynamics for Poverty Traps in Rural China
  23. Value chain approaches to development
  24. Borrower attitudes, lender attitudes and agricultural lending in rural China
  25. Cross market price support and agricultural development
  26. On the transaction values of land use rights in rural China
  27. Policy rationing in rural credit markets
  28. Attitudinal Asymmetries and the Lender-Borrower Relationship: Survey Results on Farm Lending in Shandong, China
  29. Quantifying spatial basis risk for weather index insurance
  30. Farm credit and credit demand elasticities in Shaanxi and Gansu
  31. Subjective Risks, Objective Risks and the Crop Insurance Problem in Rural China
  32. Small businesses and risk contingent credit
  33. The effects of government sponsored enterprise (GSE) status on the pricing of bonds issued by the Federal Farm Credit Banks Funding Corporation (FFCB)
  34. Applicability of the Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) in Index-Based Crop Insurance Design
  35. Macroeconomic costs to large scale disruptions of food production: The case of foot- and-mouth disease in the United States
  36. Collateral-free lending with risk-contingent credit for agricultural development: indemnifying loans against pulse crop price risk in India
  37. Factors influencing Shaanxi and Gansu farmers' willingness to purchase weather insurance
  38. The 7 Cs of rural credit in China
  39. Does taxation have real effects on agricultural output? Theory and empirical evidence from China
  40. Revealing the impact of index traders on commodity futures markets
  41. Incentive Mechanisms, Loan Decisions and Credit Rationing: A Framed Field Experiment on China's Responsibility System for Rural Credit
  42. Informal lending amongst friends and relatives: Can microcredit compete in rural China?
  43. US rural land value bubbles
  44. Borrowing amongst friends: the economics of informal credit in rural China
  45. Biography
  46. Weather risk and the viability of weather insurance in China's Gansu, Shaanxi, and Henan provinces
  47. Risk, fear, bird flu and terrorists: A study of risk perceptions and economics
  48. Long-range dependence in the volatility of commodity futures prices: Wavelet-based evidence
  49. Liberty Hyde Bailey, the Country Life Commission and the formalization of farm credit in the USA
  50. Farm business decisions and the sustainable growth challenge paradigm
  51. Financial repression in China's agricultural economy
  52. Are the poor really more trustworthy? A micro‐lending experiment
  53. The Relationship between Hedging with Futures and the Financing Function of Farm Management
  54. The influence of Agro-terrorism on consumers' preference for locally grown products: a case-study from New Jersey
  55. The pricing, structure, and function of weather‐linked bonds, mortgages, and operating credit
  56. Improving humanitarian response to slow‐onset disasters using famine‐indexed weather derivatives
  57. How does initial public financing influence private incentives for follow-on investment in early-stage technologies?
  58. Using Weather Index Insurance to Improve Drought Response for Famine Prevention
  59. Evaluating the effects of asymmetric information in a model of crop insurance
  60. A note on scaled variance ratio estimation of the Hurst exponent with application to agricultural commodity prices
  61. Martingale Restrictions and the Implied Market Price of Risk
  62. Martingale Restrictions and the Implied Market Price of Risk
  63. Business start‐up survival challenges and strategies of agribusiness and non‐agribusiness entrepreneurs
  64. Determinants of a social clause in international trade negotiations
  65. Managing food industry business and financial risks with commodity-linked credit instruments
  66. Developments in portfolio management and risk programming techniques for agriculture
  67. The pricing of degree‐day weather options
  68. The Precautionary Principle and the law of unintended consequences
  69. Developments in portfolio management and risk programming techniques for agriculture
  70. The Value of Dairy Quota under a Commercial Export Milk Program
  71. Further thoughts on the relationship between economic value added and stock market performance
  72. The role of ex ante regulations in addressing problems of moral hazard in agricultural insurance
  73. The Relationship between Exports, Credit Risk and Credit Guarantees
  74. On the Pricing of Cross Currency Futures Options for Canadian Grains and Livestock
  75. Hedging financial and business risks in agriculture with commodity‐linked loans
  76. Weather Derivatives for Specific Event Risks in Agriculture
  77. Using US. Bfp/Class III Futures Contracts in Risk Reduction Strategies for Subclasses 5a and 5b Milk for Further Processors
  78. The Simultaneous Hedging of Price Risk, Crop Yield Risk and Currency Risk
  79. The relationship between economic value added and the stock market performance of agribusiness firms
  80. The relationship between economic value added and the stock market performance of agribusiness firms
  81. The Impact of Bank Mergers on Canadian Farm and Rural Communities
  82. Reinsuring Agricultural Risk
  83. The Effect of Agricultural Policy on Farmland Values
  84. Credit Risk and the Demand for Agricultural Loans
  85. Credit Risk Assessment and the Opportunity Costs of Loan Misclassification
  86. On the Inclusion of Hay in Ontario's Gross Revenue Insurance Plan: A Target Semivariance Approach
  87. Economics of Structural Change in Agriculture
  88. Weed Control Decision Rules under Uncertainty
  89. Optimal Hedging under Alternative Capital Structures and Risk Aversion: Reply
  90. Contingent Claim Pricing Models Implied by Agricultural Stabilization and Insurance Policies
  91. Dynamics of Structural Change in the Ontario Hog Industry
  92. Financing New Farm Entrants: The Long-term Leasing Option: A Comment
  93. Economic Costs of Environmental Quality Constraints
  94. An Income Capitalization Model for Land Value with Provisions for Ordinary Income and Long-term Capital Gains Taxation
  95. Decomposition Measures of Technical Efficiency for Ontario Dairy Farms
  96. Obtaining Management Profiles of Ontario Swine Producers Through Cluster Analysis
  97. Decomposition Measures of Technical Efficiency for Ontario Dairy Farms
  98. A Farm-Level Financial Analysis of Farmers' Use of Futures and Options under Alternative Farm Programs
  99. Alternative estimates of weighted implied volatilities from soybean and live cattle options
  100. Evaluating Premiums for a Farm Income Insurance Policy
  101. Systematic and Nonsystematic Risk in Farm Portfolio Selection
  102. Farm-to-Farm Productivity Differences and Whole-Farm Production Functions
  103. A Note on the Changing Tax Treatment of Farmland Capital Gains and Losses in Canada and the United States
  104. Hysteresis and the Value of Farmland: A Real-Options Approach to Farmland Valuation
  105. The Performance of Index Based Livestock Insurance: Ex Ante Assessment in the Presence of a Poverty Trap
  106. Risk Rationing and the Demand for Agricultural Credit
  107. Risk Perceptions, Consumer Response and the First U.S. Mad Cow Case
  108. Poverty Traps and Climate Risk: Limitations and Opportunities of Index-Based Risk Financing
  109. On the Transaction Values of Land Use Rights in Rural China
  110. Market Prices of Orthogonal Risk and Risk Aversion in Complete Stochastic Volatility Models: Theoretical and Empirical
  111. Itô’s Excursion Theory, the Hurst Coefficient, and Fractional Excursions in Finance
  112. Disasters, FMD and Food Security: Macroeconomic Responses to Large Scale Disruptions of U.S. Food Production
  113. Credit Constraint Impacts on Farm Households: Survey Results from India and China
  114. Applicability of the Normalized Difference Vegetation Index in Index-Based Crop Insurance Design
  115. An Application of Risk Contingent Credit Applied to New York Dairy Farms with U.S. Options on Class III Milk Futures