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Wen Yuan Huang - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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An assessment of alternative agricultural policies to reduce nitrogen fertilizer use
Ecological Economics, 1992Co-Authors: Wen Yuan HuangAbstract:Abstract The costs associated with using different crop rotation patterns designed to reduce the use of nitrogen fertilizer under alternative agricultural policy Options are measured. The policy Options considered include those incorporated in the Food Security Act of 1985, a No Farm Program Option, a Nitrogen Fertilizer Tax Option, a Corn Sales Tax Option, and a Limiting Nitrogen Fertilizer Use Option. To achieve an objective of reducing the nitrogen available for potential leaching into groundwater, crop rotation patterns associated with limiting nitrogen fertilizer use appear to have the lowest cost to the farmer, while a corn sales tax has the highest cost. The costs are computed based on data from the Iowa State University experiment farm at Kanawha, Iowa.
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The Effects of Alternative Policy Options Designed to Reduce Nitrogen Fertilizer Use
Environment International, 1992Co-Authors: Michael Duffy, Wen Yuan Huang, Noel D. UriAbstract:Abstract The costs associated with using different crop rotation patterns designed to reduce the use of nitrogen fertilizer under alternative agricultural policy Options are measured. The policy Options considered include those incorporated in the Food Security Act of 1985, a No Farm Program Option, a Nitrogen Fertilizer Tax Option, a Corn Sales Tax Option, and a Limiting Nitrogen Fertilizer Use Option. To achieve an objective of reducing the nitrogen available for potential leaching into ground water, crop rotation patterns associated with limiting nitrogen fertilizer use appears to have the lowest cost to the farmer while a corn sales tax has the highest cost. The costs are computed based on data from the Iowa State Universiy experiment farm at Kanawha, Iowa.
Jonathan Gruber - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Balancing Coverage Affordability and Continuity under a Basic Health Program Option
The New England journal of medicine, 2011Co-Authors: John A. Graves, Rick Curtis, Jonathan GruberAbstract:Under health care reform, changes in income, employment, and family composition may result in “churning” — shifting of people into and out of different insurance-coverage arrangements over time. How will a state's adOption of a Basic Health Program affect churning?
Noel D. Uri - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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The Effects of Alternative Policy Options Designed to Reduce Nitrogen Fertilizer Use
Environment International, 1992Co-Authors: Michael Duffy, Wen Yuan Huang, Noel D. UriAbstract:Abstract The costs associated with using different crop rotation patterns designed to reduce the use of nitrogen fertilizer under alternative agricultural policy Options are measured. The policy Options considered include those incorporated in the Food Security Act of 1985, a No Farm Program Option, a Nitrogen Fertilizer Tax Option, a Corn Sales Tax Option, and a Limiting Nitrogen Fertilizer Use Option. To achieve an objective of reducing the nitrogen available for potential leaching into ground water, crop rotation patterns associated with limiting nitrogen fertilizer use appears to have the lowest cost to the farmer while a corn sales tax has the highest cost. The costs are computed based on data from the Iowa State Universiy experiment farm at Kanawha, Iowa.
Pamela A. Sandoval - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Attracting, Preparing, and Keeping Great Urban Teachers: The Urban Teacher Education Program, Option II.
Urban Education, 2000Co-Authors: Kenneth J. Schoon, Pamela A. SandovalAbstract:This article describes a graduate, 19-month alternative certification Program for urban middle-and high-school teachers that leads to teacher certification. With additional course work, it can also lead to a master’s degree in secondary education. In an ongoing evaluation of the Program based on the needs of participating urban school districts, Program faculty members have continued to reflect upon and revise the content and sequencing of course work and fieldwork. Interviews and focus groups have shown that students, their mentors, principals, other administrators, and university faculty believe the Program has been successful in producing new teachers for the urban districts.
John A. Graves - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Balancing Coverage Affordability and Continuity under a Basic Health Program Option
The New England journal of medicine, 2011Co-Authors: John A. Graves, Rick Curtis, Jonathan GruberAbstract:Under health care reform, changes in income, employment, and family composition may result in “churning” — shifting of people into and out of different insurance-coverage arrangements over time. How will a state's adOption of a Basic Health Program affect churning?