We review the literature on crop-related agri-chains. Contrary to existing reviews, we focus
on the integration, or lack thereof, of harvesting and processing planning and related …

The US crop insurance market has several features that set it apart from other insurance
markets. These include explicit government subsidies with an average premium subsidy rate …

Purchasing agricultural insurance and joining agricultural cooperatives are two prevalent
instruments used by farmers in China for dealing with agricultural risks. Data from 443 swine …

This study focuses on how subsidized crop insurance affects crop choices. Crop insurance
may change farm investments by reducing risks and providing subsidies. First, actuarially …

The effects of climate change on agricultural production are pushing countries to reconsider
risk management policies in their development plans. Opportunities exist to increase …

Risk management in agricultural production is a first order problem as producers' long-run
sustainability often depends on their ability to reduce the adverse effects of profit …

Producers' decisions, such as crop insurance, contract agreement, and technology adoption,
involve considerable risk and uncertainty. Particularly, specialty crop production is more …

Crop insurance is an important financial instrument for the stable and successful functioning
of crop production, realized by reducing risks. The purpose of the study is to substantiate the …

Shrimp production and exports are important to rural economic development of Vietnam.
The growth in production and exports has accelerated in the past decade, but so too have …

Government‐subsidized insurance is ubiquitous, yet estimation of demand in such markets
remains challenging. The premium charged for a given deductible is determined by actuarial …