The efficacy of alternative biofuel policies in achieving energy, environmental and
agricultural policy goals is assessed using economic cost‐benefit analysis. Government …

A survey of research findings focusing on issues related to the pros and cons of using
biofuels to substitute conventional fuels, namely, fossil fuels is presented in this paper. This …

US biofuel policy includes greenhouse gas reduction targets. Regulators do not address the
potential that biofuel policy can have indirect impacts on greenhouse gases through its …

Biofuel production in the United States, primarily from corn, has more than doubled since
2007, leading to concerns about its unintended consequences for agricultural and fuel …

The coordination of agricultural, environmental and energy policies requires a thorough
understanding of the interactions between crop, food and energy markets. This paper …

The Volumetric Ethanol Excise Tax Credit expired on December 31, 2011. This costbenefit
analysis concludes that without the tax credit, the net benefits will be $168.1 billion in net …

A model of the corn, soybean, and wheat markets calculates welfare effects of the US
ethanol tax credit. Crop yields are uncertain, and demand consists of feed, food, energy, and …

The high-oleic soybean is the first non-transgenic gene-edited (GE) crop, commercialized in
2019, and brings much attention from stakeholders in agricultural production, given the …

Since first commercialized in 1996, biotech corn has experienced rapid adoption. By 2010
over 75% of the corn planted area in the United States, Canada, Argentina, Brazil, South …

We analyze and quantify the market and welfare impacts of a gene-edited technology on the
US soybean and oil markets. Genetically edited high-oleic soybean is recently introduced to …