Peter Goldsmith
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 145443 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Peter Goldsmith |
| NOMBRES | Peter |
| APELLIDO | Goldsmith |
| FIRMA | GOLDSMITH P |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 17 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 32 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1981 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2022 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Farmers’ response to Covid-19 disruptions
This study provides new evidence on the determining factors of cropland allocation decisions within the context of the COVID-19 pandemic by using the seemingly unrelated regression (SUR) model on 309 farm households. The results reveal that socio-economic, production, institutional, and political factors significantly influence the choice and size of cropland allocation decisions among legumes and cereals. Beyond these factors, we find that COVID…
Factors that drive peer dissemination of agricultural information
This study relies on a triple-hurdle model to estimate the factors that determine farmers’ decision to participate in a peer dissemination project and then share the knowledge gained with other farmers. The first hurdle estimates show that proximity, income and social contacts determine participation. The second hurdle estimates further show that access to information, being a male and farming experience have positive effects on facilitating a hi…
Do asset transfers build household resilience
Using the Weai+ to explore gender equity and agricultural empowerment
Does 25 cents more per day make a difference? The impact of livestock transfer and development in rural Zambia
Milk in the Data
Outlining a strategic legitimacy assessment method
Economic impact and public costs of confined animal feeding operations at the parcel level of Craven County, North Carolina
Innovation, Supply Chain Control, and the Welfare of Farmers
Genetically modified seeds offer farmers dramatic new innovations that revolutionize how they grow crops. An ever more concentrated supply industry is marketing these innovations in novel ways, using technology fees, product bundling, patent protecting contracts, and strict enforcement. Farmers face a choice between dramatic new technologies accompanied by restrictive contracts and conventional technologies readily purchased in a spot market. Thi…
When I Rise Cryin' Holy
My Song Is My Weapon
Happy in the Service of the Lord
The Status of Expectancy-Arousal Theory
96 university students were asked to imagine that they were suffering from study anxiety to the point of wishing to receive help with the problem. They were then asked to read a booklet detailing either (a) the rationale for systematic desensitization or Rational-Emotive Therapy and (b) told that counselling lasted for 5 or 15 weeks. They then assessed the credibility of the therapy using Borkovec's credibility rating method. Meta-analysis has sh…
When I Rise Cryin' Holy
Revivalism and the Advent of Cash Economy on the Georgia Coast
Peter Goldsmith, Revivalism and the Advent of Cash Economy on the Georgia Coast, Review of Religious Research, Vol. 29, No. 4, Black American Religion in the Twentieth Century (Jun., 1988), pp. 385-397
For the Ancestors
Vicesimus Knox Ii of Tonbridge School
Do asset transfers build household resilience
Using the Weai+ to explore gender equity and agricultural empowerment
Milk in the Data
Does 25 cents more per day make a difference? The impact of livestock transfer and development in rural Zambia
Innovation, Supply Chain Control, and the Welfare of Farmers
Genetically modified seeds offer farmers dramatic new innovations that revolutionize how they grow crops. An ever more concentrated supply industry is marketing these innovations in novel ways, using technology fees, product bundling, patent protecting contracts, and strict enforcement. Farmers face a choice between dramatic new technologies accompanied by restrictive contracts and conventional technologies readily purchased in a spot market. Thi…
Farmers’ response to Covid-19 disruptions
This study provides new evidence on the determining factors of cropland allocation decisions within the context of the COVID-19 pandemic by using the seemingly unrelated regression (SUR) model on 309 farm households. The results reveal that socio-economic, production, institutional, and political factors significantly influence the choice and size of cropland allocation decisions among legumes and cereals. Beyond these factors, we find that COVID…
Outlining a strategic legitimacy assessment method
Economic impact and public costs of confined animal feeding operations at the parcel level of Craven County, North Carolina
Vicesimus Knox Ii of Tonbridge School
For the Ancestors
Revivalism and the Advent of Cash Economy on the Georgia Coast
Peter Goldsmith, Revivalism and the Advent of Cash Economy on the Georgia Coast, Review of Religious Research, Vol. 29, No. 4, Black American Religion in the Twentieth Century (Jun., 1988), pp. 385-397
The Status of Expectancy-Arousal Theory
96 university students were asked to imagine that they were suffering from study anxiety to the point of wishing to receive help with the problem. They were then asked to read a booklet detailing either (a) the rationale for systematic desensitization or Rational-Emotive Therapy and (b) told that counselling lasted for 5 or 15 weeks. They then assessed the credibility of the therapy using Borkovec's credibility rating method. Meta-analysis has sh…
When I Rise Cryin' Holy
When I Rise Cryin' Holy
My Song Is My Weapon
Happy in the Service of the Lord
Innovation, Supply Chain Control, and the Welfare of Farmers
Genetically modified seeds offer farmers dramatic new innovations that revolutionize how they grow crops. An ever more concentrated supply industry is marketing these innovations in novel ways, using technology fees, product bundling, patent protecting contracts, and strict enforcement. Farmers face a choice between dramatic new technologies accompanied by restrictive contracts and conventional technologies readily purchased in a spot market. Thi…
Economic impact and public costs of confined animal feeding operations at the parcel level of Craven County, North Carolina
Outlining a strategic legitimacy assessment method
Milk in the Data
Does 25 cents more per day make a difference? The impact of livestock transfer and development in rural Zambia
Using the Weai+ to explore gender equity and agricultural empowerment
Do asset transfers build household resilience
Factors that drive peer dissemination of agricultural information
This study relies on a triple-hurdle model to estimate the factors that determine farmers’ decision to participate in a peer dissemination project and then share the knowledge gained with other farmers. The first hurdle estimates show that proximity, income and social contacts determine participation. The second hurdle estimates further show that access to information, being a male and farming experience have positive effects on facilitating a hi…
Farmers’ response to Covid-19 disruptions
This study provides new evidence on the determining factors of cropland allocation decisions within the context of the COVID-19 pandemic by using the seemingly unrelated regression (SUR) model on 309 farm households. The results reveal that socio-economic, production, institutional, and political factors significantly influence the choice and size of cropland allocation decisions among legumes and cereals. Beyond these factors, we find that COVID…
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