Simulation and systems analysis in agriculture

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Simulation and systems analysis in agriculture

Csaba Csáki ; [translated by Ferenc Szirbik and György Radovics]

(Developments in agricultural economics, 2)

Elsevier , Distributors for the U.S.A. and Canada, Elsevier Science Pub. Co., 1985

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Other Title

Szimuláció alkalmazása a mezőgazdaságban

Note

"Revised and enlarged version of the Hungarian, Szimuláció alkalmazása a mezőgazdaságban"--T.p. verso

Bibliography: p. 250-254

Includes index

Description and Table of Contents

Description

In this book the reader will find a comprehensive consistent discussion of the use of simulation methods in agriculture together with actual models representing the various fields of application. Its aim is to aid micro and macro decision-making and thereby improve the practice of agricultural management by the use of systems simulation and the application of computers. The basic principles of modelling agricultural systems and the general methodology of simulation are described in the opening chapters, followed by chapters on the simulation of production systems in agriculture, the modelling of agricultural enterprises and the modelling of national and international agricultural systems. The Hungarian Agricultural Model (HAM) and the CMEA Agricultural Model and the results attained through their use are also discussed. Finally, the author summarizes the methodological experiences gained by using simulation in agriculture. The book will be useful not only as a manual for managers, agricultural engineers and economists, but also as an aid in various areas of agricultural education and management training.

Table of Contents

  • Introduction. 1. Agricultural Systems and Methods for Their Study. 2. Methodology of Simulation. 3. Simulation of Agricultural Production Systems. 4. Modelling and Simulation at the Level of Agricultural Firms. 5. The Modelling of National Agricultural Systems
  • The Long-Term Development Perspectives of the Hungarian Food Production. 6. International Agricultural Models: The Agriculture of the CMEA in 2000. Appendices. References. Subject Index.

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