Full description
The data were collected from two surveys of Australian sheep and cattle breeders and commercial producers, with a total of 139 respondents. These two surveys were conducted on-line, from November 2017 to October 2018. It aimed at revealing the linkages between information quality, information quantity, and firm performance; at estimating the value placed on information about product quality by two actors in the red meat supply chain at two levels of information quality and quantity; and at identifying the determinants of producers’ willingness to provide and willingness to pay for information about product quality in these supply chains.Issued: 2019-11-20
Subjects
100401 Beef cattle |
Animal Production and Animal Primary Products |
Animal Production and Animal Primary Products |
Applied Economics |
Agricultural Economics |
Agricultural Economics |
Applied Economics |
Beef Cattle |
Commerce, Management, Tourism and Services |
Economic Framework |
Economic Framework |
Economics |
Economics |
Livestock Raising |
Livestock Raising |
Logistics |
Logistics and Supply Chain Management |
Management and Productivity |
Management and Productivity |
Sheep - Meat |
Sheep for Meat |
Supply Chains |
Technological and Organisational Innovation |
Technological and Organisational Innovation |
Transportation, Logistics and Supply Chains |
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handle :
https://hdl.handle.net/1959.11/56076
Identifiers
- DOI : 10.25952/G5F0-WG21
- Handle : 1959.11/56077
- Local : une:1959.11/56077