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Stochastic plateau optimization implies nitrogen levels different from the linear plateau model, depending on the output/input price ratio.

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Stochastic plateau optimization implies nitrogen levels different from the linear plateau model, depending on the output/input price ratio.

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nitrogen levelse0
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output/input price ratio relative to a threshold levele0
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linear plateau modele0

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“Under the stochastic plateau model, optimizing behavior implies different nitrogen levels than the linear plateau model, depending on the output/input price ratio relative to a threshold level.”

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Title

LINEAR RESPONSE STOCHASTIC PLATEAU FUNCTIONS

Gelson Tembo; B. Wade Brorsen; Francis M. Epplin RePEc: Research Papers in Economics

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