Private Transaktionskosten im Rahmen einer wiederholten Ausschreibung ökologischer Leistungen der Landwirtschaft

Translated title of the contribution: Private transaction costs in the context of a repeated call for tender for ecological services in agriculture
  • Markus Groth

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    Abstract

    The article evaluates the farmers' transaction costs defined as the weighted time spent on preparing their offer for two calls for tender for environmental services in agriculture which were carried out as a pilot project. Following a discussion of the specific need for research, the paper gives a brief introduction of the practical use of calls for tender and carries on to define the relevant transaction costs and introduce the methodological procedure. On the basis of three written interviews the time spent preparaing the offers and the individual monetary valuation of the time expended are discussed for both calls for tender. The results show the diverse individual transaction costs, their unequal relevance and also a decrease from the first to the second call for tender.
    Translated title of the contributionPrivate transaction costs in the context of a repeated call for tender for ecological services in agriculture
    Original languageGerman
    JournalSonderhefte der Berichte über Landwirtschaft
    Volume85
    Issue number3
    Pages (from-to)390-405
    Number of pages16
    ISSN0005-9080
    Publication statusPublished - 01.12.2007

    Bibliographical note

    Zsfassungen in engl. und franz. Sprache

    Research areas and keywords

    • Sustainability sciences, Management & Economics

    ASJC Scopus Subject Areas

    • Animal Science and Zoology
    • Economics and Econometrics
    • Agronomy and Crop Science

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