• DOI:10.1111/j.1467-8276.2007.01010.x
Corpus ID: 16048198

Effects of Milk Marketing Order Regulation on the Share of Fluid�?Grade Milk in the United States

@inproceedings{Balagtas2007EffectsOM,
  title={Effects of Milk Marketing Order Regulation on the Share of Fluid�?Grade Milk in the United States},
  author={J. Balagtas and A. Smith and D. Sumner},
  year={2007}
}

J. Balagtas, A. Smith, D. Sumner

Published 2007

Economics

The share of raw milk meeting fluid quality (Grade A) standards in the United States rose steadily through the latter half of the twentieth century, but a shrinking portion of that was used in fluid products. Grade A milk exceeds the quality standards for the manufactured products for which it has been increasingly used. We present an econometric model that exploits regional and temporal variation in policy implementation to identify the effect of marketing orders on the Grade A share of milk… CONTINUE READING

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