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Finpack: The Potential To Adapt It For European Union Countries; With A History Of The Development Of Finpack Within The U.S. Extension System

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  • Ferrara, Alessandro
  • Nordquist, Dale W.
  • Ciani, Adriano

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This work is structured in two parts. The first shows, briefly, the role of the Cooperative Extension Service in US agriculture. The second explains the main characteristics of the FINPACK software package and the potential to adapt it to European agriculture. Between these two parts is a short summary of the role of FINPACK, and, more generally, of financial management in Extension Service activities.

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  • Ferrara, Alessandro & Nordquist, Dale W. & Ciani, Adriano, 1996. "Finpack: The Potential To Adapt It For European Union Countries; With A History Of The Development Of Finpack Within The U.S. Extension System," Staff Papers 13469, University of Minnesota, Department of Applied Economics.
    • Handle: RePEc:ags:umaesp:13469
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.13469
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