Farmers' perceived transaction costs in relation to slaughterhouses : the case of the Swedish slaughter business
What are the key factors driving farmers' choices of whom to sell to? This study searches for an answer. Transaction costs are hypothesized as the determinant of pig producing farmers’ choice of trading partner in this study. The farmers have a choice between two types of slaughterhouse. One of thes...
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SLU/Dept. of Economics
2009
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