Pear 7 937 1 184 4 211 948 142 419 658 134 482 1 184 0.5 3 –2 –8 Plum & 5 661 2 509 0 3 306 26 355 2 034 20 694 2 509 0.75 10 –2 –8 Prune Pumpkin 110 906 729 110 906 729 0.75 3 – – – – –2 –8 Raspberries 532 23 387 532 23 387 1 3 – – – – –2 –8 Melon (excl. 10 662 1 305 85 020 1 091 74 358 1 305 0.75 3 – – –2 –8 watermelon) Soybean 50 149 356 50 149 356 0.75 10 – – – – –2 –8 Strawberry 4 142 3 976 6 286 1 215 27 336 6 217 23 194 3 976 0.75 3 –2 –8 Sunflower 3 458 2 585 26 644 894 81 996 384 78 538 2 585 0.75 10 –2 –8 Watermelon 2 262 740 133 777 534 131 515 740 0.75 3 – – –2 –8 Zucchini 22 760 3 151 22 760 3 151 0.75 3 – – – – –2 –8 Vegetable 1 591 17 599 1 591 17 599 0.75 10 – – – – –2 –8 seed Notes: indicates a zero value or data not available. For modelling purposes, assumed to be zero. ‘–’ Sources: a ABS (2010). b ABS (2010). c ABS (2008a, 2008b); canola seed production sourced from ABARES (2010); clover seed and lucern seed (A Glenn [DAFF, Levies Revenue Service] pers.comms, January 2011). d ABS (2008a, 2008b). e Equals domestic production less exports. f Assumes export parity—prices as for the export market. Where there are no exports, the price per tonne was based on domestic production figures. g Elasticities—adapted from Gordon and Davis (2003)
Pear 7 937 1 184 4 211 948 142 419 658 134 482 1 184 –2 0.5 3 –8 Plum & Prune 5 661 2 509 0 3 306 26 355 2 034 20 694 2 509 –2 0.75 10 –8 Pumpkin – – – – 110 906 729 110 906 729 –2 0.75 3 –8 Raspberries – – – – 532 23 387 532 23 387 –2 1 3 –8 Melon (excl. watermelon) 10 662 1 305 – – 85 020 1 091 74 358 1 305 –2 0.75 3 –8 Soybean – – – – 50 149 356 50 149 356 –2 0.75 10 –8 Strawberry 4 142 3 976 6 286 1 215 27 336 6 217 23 194 3 976 –2 0.75 3 –8 Sunflower 3 458 2 585 26 644 894 81 996 384 78 538 2 585 –2 0.75 10 –8 Watermelon 2 262 740 – – 133 777 534 131 515 740 –2 0.75 3 –8 Zucchini – – – – 22 760 3 151 22 760 3 151 –2 0.75 3 –8 Vegetable seed – – – – 1 591 17 599 1 591 17 599 –2 0.75 10 –8 Notes: ‘–’ indicates a zero value or data not available. For modelling purposes, assumed to be zero. Sources: a ABS (2010). b ABS (2010). c ABS (2008a, 2008b); canola seed production sourced from ABARES (2010); clover seed and lucern seed (A Glenn [DAFF, Levies Revenue Service] pers.comms, January 2011). d ABS (2008a, 2008b). e Equals domestic production less exports. f Assumes export parity—prices as for the export market. Where there are no exports, the price per tonne was based on domestic production figures. g Elasticities—adapted from Gordon and Davis (2003)
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