The Australian Public's Preferences Over Foreign Investment in Agriculture

This paper estimates a model of how the Australian public's preferences over foreign investment in agriculture are determined. The results show that the attributes of foreign investment of greatest concern to the public are not the same as those used by the foreign investment approvals regime t...

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Published inAgenda (Canberra, Australia) Vol. 22; no. 1; pp. 45 - 60
Main Authors Laurenceson, James, Burke, Paul F., Wei, Edward
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Canberra College of Business and Economics, The Australian National University 01.01.2015
Australian National University
Subjects
Agribusiness
Agriculture
ANALYSIS
Certificates of deposit
Farms
Foreign investment
Foreign investments
Foreign ownership
Investment value
Investors
Older adults
Polls & surveys
Preferences
Proposals
Public investments
Regulation
Statistical significance
Studies
Australia
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ISSN1322-1833
1447-4735
DOI10.22459/AG.22.01.2015.03

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Summary:This paper estimates a model of how the Australian public's preferences over foreign investment in agriculture are determined. The results show that the attributes of foreign investment of greatest concern to the public are not the same as those used by the foreign investment approvals regime to flag proposals for scrutiny.
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ISSN:1322-1833
1447-4735
DOI:10.22459/AG.22.01.2015.03