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The Empirical Analysis of Oligopsony in Agricultural Markets: Residual Supply Estimation in California's Processing Tomato Market

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Durham, Catherine A.
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Paper provided by University of Connecticut, Food Marketing Policy Center in its series Research Reports with number 25200.

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Keywords: Crop Production/Industries; Demand and Price Analysis; Industrial Organization;

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