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Energy Price Impacts Modelling in Agriculture Secor

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Tewari Devi D

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This paper surveys the voluminous literature on energy price impacts studies; both types of impacts and techniques used to estimate them are reviewed in detail. Different types of energy price impacts are classified into economic and non-economic (environmental) types. An analytical framework is developed to study these impacts in a systems framework. Based on this framework, a price endogenous programming (PENP) model of agriculture sector is suggested to be the best for the energy price impacts estimation in systems approach.

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Paper provided by Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad, Research and Publication Department in its series IIMA Working Papers with number 734.

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