Russian Farm Performance in the Leningrad Region, 1995-1998

David Epstein; Gregory J. Brock; Constantin Ogloblin

Russian Farm Performance in the Leningrad Region, 1995-1998

David Epstein, Gregory J. Brock, Constantin Ogloblin

Economics

Russian Academy of Agricultural Sciences

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Abstract

A sample of 200 farms in the Leningrad Region of Russia is examined 1995-1998 using a stochastic frontier production function. Farms are found to have excess land and capital stock supporting findings in the literature.

Original language	American English
Journal	Proceedings of the Pennsylvania Economics Association Conference
State	Published - May 2 2003

Keywords

Russian farms
Inefficiency
Stochastic Frontiers

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Agricultural and Resource Economics
Growth and Development

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Russian Farm Performance in the Leningrad Region, 1995-1998

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