This study aims to analyze the Break-Even Point of Backyard laying hens business in Sidenreng Rappang Regency. research was conducted Bulo Village, backyard farm. from February April 2020. In this used a case study, results are not generalized. The total profit earned by these people's farm is IDR 137,717,244. For price 37,000 eggs, it will reach BEP at 1,617,723/ egg, 1,436,727,272 with egg 88...

Enterprise budgets help farmers and ranchers estimate expenses, potential revenue, profit. UF/IFAS provides enterprise for a variety of Florida-grown commodities. These are typically built collaboratively by economists, horticulturists agronomists, ranchers, growers. This publication highlights key aspects the budget as planning tool farm businesses. Includes links to related documents specific...

Popular government presupposes the existence of liberty, equality, and justice as its fundamental principles. Theoretically these principles prevail in Michigan. Practically they do not. How is it as to political rights ? One-half of the people, though subject to the laws, have no voice in making those laws. Their right to vote and the right of the people to cast their votes for them is denied....

the agriculture sector is the largest water consumer in arid and semi-arid areas. so water scarcity has an important effect on this section. drought as one of the most important factors in making crisis in zayanderud river basin (zrb) has a deep effect on the agriculture sector. this study evaluates the drought effects on irrigation land and farmers profit on the east of zrb by using spi and cb...

Price coordination can be very harmful for consumers. Yet, even if a cartel is proved to exist, and successful in enforcement, how do we estimate damages or price overcharges to consumers? We build a structural model of the Irish automobile market that avails of a crosssection of new cars and jointly estimate demand and cost primitives. We use these estimates to quantify the role that price coo...

We investigate the relationship between pay, supervision and employee sharing. Our results suggest an inverse relationship between supervision and pay across both sharing and non-sharing firms, although the trade-off is somewhat assuaged within the former. This would appear to contradict instrumental efficiency wage considerations, but could be rationalised within a gift-exchange context. In te...

We investigate the role of incentives set by a parent firm for competition among its subsidiaries. In a Cournot experiment four subsidiaries of the same parent operate in the same market. Parents earn a specific share of the joint profit and can choose how to distribute the remaining surplus (or loss). Results show that parents allocating profits equally among their subsidiaries reach outcomes ...

Instrumental efficiency wage models predict an inverse relationship between wages and supervision with this relationship becoming more pronounced amongst firms that participate in some form of employee sharing. To be sure, our theoretical exposition predicts that an increase in total remuneration will elicit a larger cut in optimal monitoring in ‘sharing’ rather than ‘non sharing’ firms. In thi...

Some studies suggest that fishery yields can be higher with reserves than under conventional management. However, the economic performance of fisheries depends on economic profit, not fish yield. The predictions of higher yields with reserves rely on intensive fishing pressures between reserves; the exorbitant costs of harvesting low-density populations erode profits. We incorporated this effec...