Interregional Flow of Slaughter Cattle And of Carcass Primal And Retail Beef I
Interregional Flow of Slaughter Cattle And of Carcass Primal And Retail Beef I
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The optimum regional flow and price differentials were shown in Table 18 and Figure 4.
The approximation for 1975 conditions indicated that 38 percent of the total U. S. Demand for beef would be involved in interregional shipments. New England, New York, the Central Atlantic area, and California would absorb 52 percent of all retail shipments. Under 1975 simulated conditions, slaughter capacity in all but three regions would be fully utilized. The highest slaughter rents would be earned in the ...Western Corn Belt and Northern Plains States, implying that additional slaughtering facilities would be most profitable in these areas.
ADDITIONAL RESEARCH This analysis incorporates the centralized processing of primal and retail cuts of beef and the resulting interregional flows into a framework of the American beef-packing industry. Although the results obtained were largely conditioned by the data available, the interregional activity analysis model represents a useful economic tool for analyzing actual industry problems, particularly ones such as whether the industry should move toward centralized processing as the major method of handling and distributing its product.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The optimum regional flow and price differentials were shown in Table 18 and Figure 4.
The approximation for 1975 conditions indicated that 38 percent of the total U. S. Demand for beef would be involved in interregional shipments. New England, New York, the Central Atlantic area, and California would absorb 52 percent of all retail shipments. Under 1975 simulated conditions, slaughter capacity in all but three regions would be fully utilized. The highest slaughter rents would be earned in the ...Western Corn Belt and Northern Plains States, implying that additional slaughtering facilities would be most profitable in these areas.
ADDITIONAL RESEARCH This analysis incorporates the centralized processing of primal and retail cuts of beef and the resulting interregional flows into a framework of the American beef-packing industry. Although the results obtained were largely conditioned by the data available, the interregional activity analysis model represents a useful economic tool for analyzing actual industry problems, particularly ones such as whether the industry should move toward centralized processing as the major method of handling and distributing its product.
What to read after Interregional Flow of Slaughter Cattle And of Carcass Primal And Retail Beef I?
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