Robert H. Beach, RTI Brian C. Murray, RTI Nicholas E. Piggott, NCSU Michael K. Wohlgenant, NCSU AAEA Annual Meetings July 30, 2002
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1 Interaction Effects of Promotion, Research, and Price Support Programs for U.S. Cotton Robert H. Beach, RTI Brian C. Murray, RTI Nicholas E. Piggott, NCSU Michael K. Wohlgenant, NCSU AAEA Annual Meetings July 30, 2002
2 Objectives Examine Nature of Interaction Effects Empirically Determine Magnitude Implications 2
3 Agricultural Commodity Markets Government Programs Support Prices Supplement Incomes Manage Supplies Checkoff Programs Increase Commodity Demand Increase Producer Profits 3
4 Checkoff Programs Producers Vote to Institute Producers Retain Right to End Programs Pecans Limes Pork Need for Estimates of Returns 4
5 U.S. Cotton Substantial Checkoff Program $67 million in 2000 Market with Large Subsidies for: Cotton Producers Consuming Textile Mills 5
6 Cotton Research and Promotion Program Background 1966 Cotton Research & Promotion Order 1990 Amendments Activities Promotion (~66% of Budget) Fiber and Textile Research (~16%) Agricultural Research (~11%) 6
7 Selected Federal Farm Programs for Cotton Cotton Producers Marketing Assistance Loans Loan Deficiency Payment (LDP) Textile Mills Step 2 Program 7
8 Effective Prices Demand Price Net of Step 2 subsidy Supply Price Expected price (including per-unit government payments) 8
9 Farm Program Interactions Figure 2. Farm Program Interactions S S PS P S1 = P M1 + (P L - P W ) P * m1 PS P S0 = P M0 + (P L - P W ) LDP (Ex Post LDP Payment to Farmers) 1 * P m0 P L LDP 0 (Initial LDP Payment to Farmers) D 1 (with CRPP) P M1 P M0 P W1 P W0 D 0 D 0 D 1 Q 0 * Q 1 * (a) Free Market: No Program Effects From LDP or STEP 2 Here P m * = Market Price = Supplier Price = Demand Price PS = Producer Benefits from Demand Shift (b) LDP Effects (When Binding) P W < P L P M = Market Price = Demand Price P S = P M + (P L - P W ) = Supply Price P W = World Price, where P W = F (P M ) P L = LDP Rate (Fixed) (Shift effects on producer price:) P S = (P S1 - P S0 ) = (P M1 - P M0 ) - (P W1 - P W0 ) = P M - P W Since P W > 0, then PS < PM (Also LDP 1, < LDP 0 ) Calculate P S accordingly PS PS S P m1 P S1 = P M1 + (P L - P W1 ) P m0 P S0 = P M0 + (P L - P W0 ) * P m1 * P m0 S2 1 : Step 2 payment after shift S2 0 : Step 2 payment initial P P m1 L P* P m1 m0 P m0 * P w1 P w0 P w1 P w0 D 1 D 1 Q 1 Q 0 * * Q 0 Q 1 D 0 Q 0 * Q 1 * Q 0 Q 1 D 0 (c) Step 2 Program Effects P m = Market Price = Supply Price P W = World Price = Demand Price (Demanders are guaranteed to pay world price + $0.0125) (Shift Effects) P M is larger than it would be in a free market ( P M *) Q is larger than it would be in a free market ( Q*) (d) Combined Effects of LDP & Step 2 P s = Supply Price = P M & (P L - P W ) P W = Demand Price = World Price (Guaranteed + $ not depicted) P M = "Market" Price, though it is neither a supply nor a demand price P M * = Free market price (Shift Effects) P S < P M, but P M vs P M * is an empirical issue 9
10 Data Market data (prices, quantities, etc ) Cotton and Wool Outlook, Cotton Council, Cotton Incorporated, BLS Macroeconomic and trade data (GDP, imports/exports) OECD, Cotton and Wool Outlook Cotton Research and Promotion Program expenditures Cotton Incorporated Farm Program data (LDP, Step 2, ) USDA 10
11 Econometric Model of US Cotton Market Market Component Dependent Variable Explanatory Variables * Raw Cotton Demand Domestic Raw Cotton Demand Exports Domestic mill use per capita U.S. exports Price of US cotton Price of substitute fibers Macro variables CI Promotion Expenditures CI Non-Ag Research Expenditures Price of US cotton Price of substitute fibers Macro variables Raw Cotton Supply Domestic U.S. cotton production * Adjustments for time lag effects and seasonality Price of cotton (futures) Lagged input price Trend 11
12 Econometric Estimation Results Model Performance Theoretical consistency Price effects as expected Domestic and foreign cotton are substitutes Export demand and import supply more elastic than domestic supply & demand Rigorously tested lag structures 12
13 Regression Results: Domestic Demand Independent 2SLS & First-O rder Autocorrelation Variable Parameters t-values Elasticity CONSTANT t PCO TTO N t PPO LY t PRAYO N t DTEXWAGE t WPCOTTON t DECI t DPI t FG D P t SA G PRO M t 2.12E SA G N A RES t 5.12E SA G N A RES t E SA G N A RES t E SA G N A RES t E rho N 176 R R 2 -bar DW
14 Regression Results: Export Demand 2SLS and First-O rder Autocorrelation Independent Variable Parameters t-values Elasticity CO N STAN Tt EXPO RTS t PCO TTO N t PPO LY t WPCOTTON t DECI t FGD P t RO W STK t 3.790E rho N 178 R R 2 -bar DW
15 Regression Results: Domestic Supply OLSwith Input Price Index Independent Variable Parameters t-values Elasticity CONSTANT t 18, FPCOTTON t TREND t PINDEX t N 25 R R 2 -bar DW
16 Simulation of Interaction Effects Estimate Change in Price and Quantity for a Marginal Change in CRPP Expenditures Neither LDP nor Step 2 binding LDP binding Step 2 binding Both LDP and Step 2 binding 16
17 Effects of Interaction on Domestic Producer ROI Table 3. Effects of Interaction with Government Cotton Programs on Domestic Producer ROI, (2000$) Marginal Benefits, Costs Net Producer Benefits, Promotion Net Producer Benefits, Non Ag Research Net Producer Benefits, Combined Domestic Producer Costs, Promotion Domestic Producer Costs, Non Ag Research Domestic Producer Assessment, Combined Producer Benefits/Producer Costs, Promotion Producer Benefits/Producer Costs, Non Ag Research Producer Benefits/Producer Assessments, Combined Free Market LDP Step 2 LDP and Step 2 Weighted Average $1,339,915 $1,065,155 $2,081,637 $1,473,021 $1,611,416 $18,871,694 $15,365,473 $28,341,000 $20,570,558 $22,337,780 $20,166,529 $16,384,866 $30,380,092 $21,998,879 $23,905,031 $290,084 $290,084 $290,084 $290,084 $290,084 $67,334 $67,334 $67,334 $67,334 $67,334 $453,447 $453,447 $453,447 $453,447 $453,
18 Farm Program Interactions LDP program Step 2 Interaction Dampens the price effect on domestic producers Enhances the price effect on domestic producers Effect on Total ROI 20 % +55% 18
19 Summary Cotton Program has a strong and positive effect on the demand for US Cotton Returns to producers substantially outweigh the costs Interaction effects have large impact on net return to demand-side CRPP activities LDP Step 2 Target Price 19
20 Policy Implications Incentive for Establishing Research and Promotion Programs May be reduced for commodities with nonrecourse Loans/LDPs LDPs Few commodities with required support have R&P Programs Commodities that do have R&P Programs tend to have unique support Programs Commodities without required support continue to show interest in R&P 2002 Farm Bill 20
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