Farm Finance and National Economic Policy—Some Gaps in Knowledge

Brake, John R.

doi:10.2307/1239044

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“…Inter- 1960-74 19601961196219631964196519661967196919701971197219731974 nal capital financing consists of capital consumption allowances, net real estate transfers, and saving. Capital borrowing is the net increase in total farm debt to acquire motor vehicles and equipment, construct buildings, and make major repairs and improvements to land and buildings.…”

Section: Capital Finance Accountmentioning

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National Farm Capital Accounts

Simunek

1976

American J Agri Economics

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Farm capital flows and finance accounts are quantified to the extent possible using national economic accounting procedures applied to existing farm sector data. Outmoded concepts and data gaps preventing accurate monitoring of economic performance are identified. Current accounting definitions cause substantial capital formation to be recorded as asset valuations. Measures of book value capital consumption allowances, net real estate transfers, and saving in the capital finance account reveal that internal capital financing is important for its magnitude and certainty. The national farm capital accounts improve income and production analysis.

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confidence: 99%