Price vs. Income Support Price support – Production controls Income support – involves...

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Price vs. Income Price vs. Income Support Support Price support – Production controls Income support – involves government support of farm income Income is supported but price is not supported

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Page 1: Price vs. Income Support Price support – Production controls Income support – involves government support of farm income − −Income is supported but price.

Price vs. Income Price vs. Income SupportSupport

• Price support –

• Production controls

• Income support – involves government support of farm income−

−Income is supported but price is not supported

Page 2: Price vs. Income Support Price support – Production controls Income support – involves government support of farm income − −Income is supported but price.

Price and Income Support Price and Income Support (combined)(combined)

(Basically raises price and thus also supports (Basically raises price and thus also supports income)income)

• Purchase program−

• Nonrecourse loan (CCC LR)− −

• Production control (ARP)−

Page 3: Price vs. Income Support Price support – Production controls Income support – involves government support of farm income − −Income is supported but price.

Government Purchase Government Purchase ProgramProgram

• Government stands willing to purchase

• What happens in the market?• Will need to know

– Where is support price relative to competitive equilibrium?

– Impact on Quantity Supplied– Impact on Quantity Demanded by consumers– Quantity purchased by government– Does elasticity of supply and demand matter?

Page 4: Price vs. Income Support Price support – Production controls Income support – involves government support of farm income − −Income is supported but price.

Nonrecourse LoanNonrecourse Loan

• Why a loan?– Lowest Prices typically at harvest– Allows farmer to store and market

• Farmer takes out loan from Commodity Credit Corporation (CCC) = loan rate (LR) * production

• Repayment Options– Sell crop and repay loan plus interest– Forfeit crop (no recourse for forfeiture)

Page 5: Price vs. Income Support Price support – Production controls Income support – involves government support of farm income − −Income is supported but price.

Nonrecourse Loan Rate (Case Nonrecourse Loan Rate (Case #1)#1)

• Is it Price or Income Support?

• Set below competitive equilibrium

• Does it matter?

– Why not?

– Why?

$

P1

D

q 1Q/yr

S

LR

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Nonrecourse Loan Rate (Case #2)Nonrecourse Loan Rate (Case #2)

• Set above competitive equilibrium

• Does it matter?

$

P1

D

q 1Q/yr

S

LR

qd2 qp2

CCC stocks

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Acreage Reduction ProgramAcreage Reduction ProgramNo Nonrecourse LoanNo Nonrecourse Loan

• What happens?

• Any guess at why it isn’t drawn as a parallel shift?

$

P0

D0

Q/yr

S0

q1

S1

q0

P1

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Acreage Reduction ProgramAcreage Reduction ProgramWith Nonrecourse Loan #1With Nonrecourse Loan #1

• What happens?

• Does the LR do anything?

$

P0 = LR

D0

Q/yr

S0

qd1= qs1

S1

qd0

P1

qs0

CCC Stocks0

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Acreage Reduction ProgramAcreage Reduction Program With Nonrecourse Loan #2With Nonrecourse Loan #2

• What happens?

• Does the LR do anything?

$

P1=P0 = LR

D0

Q/yr

S0

qd0 = qd1

S1

qs1 qs0

CCC Stocks0

CCC Stocks1

Page 10: Price vs. Income Support Price support – Production controls Income support – involves government support of farm income − −Income is supported but price.

Loan Rate with Export Demand

• Set above competitive equilibrium in domestic market and above TD curve

• Does it matter?

$

P1

DD

q1 Q/yr

S

LR

qd2 qp2

CCC stocks

TD

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Loan Rate with Export Demand #2

• Set above competitive equilibrium in domestic market and above ED curve

• Does it matter?

$

D

Q/yr

S

LR

qdd qp

CCC stocks

TD

qed

ExportDemand

DomesticDemand

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Loan Rate Below International Equilibrium

• Set below competitive equilibrium

• Does it matter?

$

D

Q/yr

S

LR

qdd qp

TD

ExportDemand

DomesticDemand

P

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Target Price (Case #1)

• Is it Price or Income Support?

• Set below competitive equilibrium

• Does it matter?

– Why not?

– Why?

$

P1

D

q 1Q/yr

S

TP

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Target Price (Case #2)

• Set above competitive equilibrium

• Does it matter?

$

P1

D

q 1Q/yr

S

TP

Qp2= Qd2

No CCC stocks

MP

DeficiencyPayments

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Target Price (Case #2a)

• Another way to look at this

• Supply curve vertical until above target price

$

D

Q/yr

S

TP

Qp2= Qd2

No CCC stocks

MP

DeficiencyPayments

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Target Price & Loan Rate (Case #1)

• Both set above competitive equilibrium

• Now what happens?

$

LR

D

Q/yr

S

TP

Qp2

CCC stocks

MP

DeficiencyPayments

Qd2

If loan rate wasn’t effective thisWould be the market price

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Target Price & Loan Rate (Case #2)

• Target price set above competitive equilibrium and loan rate below market price

• Now what happens?

$

LR

D

Q/yr

S

TP

No CCC stocks

MP

DeficiencyPayments

Qp2= Qd2

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Target Price & Loan Rate (Case #3)

• Both set below competitive equilibrium

• What are the impacts?

$

LR

D

Q/yr

S

TP

No CCC stocks

MP

Qp2= Qd2

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Target Price and Loan Rate with Export Demand

• Set above competitive equilibrium in domestic market and above ED curve

• Does it matter?

$

DD

Q/yr

S

TP

qd2 qp2

No CCC stocks

TDLR

MP

InternationalDemand

DomesticDemand

DeficiencyPayments

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Question: How can we get price from

current $2/bu to desired $3/bu?

• What can you do?

$

DD

Q/yr

S

TD

MP = $2.00

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Question: How can we get price from

current $2/bu to desired $3/bu?

• What can you do?– Supply control

$

DD

Q/yr

S

TD

MP = $2.00

S2

Qd1=Qp1Qd2=Qp2

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Question: How can we get price from

current $2/bu to desired $3/bu?

• What can you do?– Supply

control– Price

support

$

DD

Q/yr

S

TD

MP = $2.00

LR = MP = $3.00

qd2 qp2

Qd1=Qp1

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Question: How can we get price from

current $2/bu to desired $3/bu?

• What can you do?– Supply

control– Price support– Export

subsidy

$

DD

Q/yr

S

TD

MP = $2.00

MP = $3.00

qdd2 qp2

Qd1=Qp1

InternationalDemand

TD2