Titlebook: Economics of Food Safety; Julie A. Caswell Book 1991 Elsevier Science Publishing Co., Inc. 1991 Demographic Characteristic.attention.behav

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Consumers’ Perceptions of Risks from Pesticide Residues and Demand for Certification of Residue-Freey conducted by the Economic Research Service and the University of Florida also found that 59 percent of consumers rated pesticide residues as a high concern and another 24 percent as a medium concern (Zellner and Degner 1989).

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Consumer Reaction to the Introduction of Bovine Somatotropind 1989, Kimball and Rogers 1986). Existing research has focused on production-related aspects of BST technology, but comparatively little research is available on potential consumption-related consequences of BST adoption.

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Book 1991d media reports questioning the adequacy of the food safety regulatory system formed the basis for this increase in concern. While public concern focused most directly on pesticide residues in food, scientists emphasized the risks of illness associated with microbiological contamination of food. Muc

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A Model of the Demand and Supply of the Health Effects of Food Substances

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Modeling Chronic Versus Acute Human Health Risk from Contaminants in Food

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Consumer Demand for Food and Food Safety: Models and Applications substantial economic losses for everyone from farm input suppliers to consumers. The Alar scare in red apples is one recent example. But the range of commodities under scrutiny by consumers includes almost all commodities: fish (federal inspection), poultry (salmonella), fresh eggs (salmonella), re

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