A. W. Coats's scientific contributions
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... Panel data models exploit the exogeneity of cross-time variations in weather to 2 This approach was originally applied to crop production but has been applied extensively to analyze climate change impacts on livestock production. 3 The method follows Ricardo's observation that the present value of future net productivity is reflected by land rents (Ricardo, 1822(Ricardo, , 1817. This, as argued by Mendelsohn and Massetti (2017), suggests that land productivity, rent, and net revenue are equivalent regardless of the type or number of crops or livestock grown in the farm, and what technology is applied since farmland value is the present value of the stream of future rents. ...
