Abstract Since about 34% of areas under rice cultivation in whole country is attributed to Gilan; in this study we pay attention to some economical dimensions, especially economic values of inputs in this region. Data were collected from 80 rice producers in 2007-2008. Consider to importance the parametric approach in production structure and factors demand, Applying Seemingly Unrelated Regression Estimation method, a translog profit function with the factors cost share equation estimated. Finally with Hotteling-Lemma, economic value for every hectare of land and family labor were 16000000 and 200000 (Rial), respectively. Therefore attention to this value can result to increase in profitability of rice production process.
Dashti,G , Javadi,A and Aref Eshghi,T . (2011). Estimating Economic Values of Land and Family Labor in Producing Rice. (e27065). Journal of Agricultural Economics & Development, 24(4), e27065 doi: 10.22067/jead2.v1389i4.8191
MLA
Dashti,G , , Javadi,A , and Aref Eshghi,T . "Estimating Economic Values of Land and Family Labor in Producing Rice" .e27065 , Journal of Agricultural Economics & Development, 24, 4, 2011, e27065. doi: 10.22067/jead2.v1389i4.8191
HARVARD
Dashti G, Javadi A, Aref Eshghi T. (2011). 'Estimating Economic Values of Land and Family Labor in Producing Rice', Journal of Agricultural Economics & Development, 24(4), e27065. doi: 10.22067/jead2.v1389i4.8191
CHICAGO
G Dashti, A Javadi and T Aref Eshghi, "Estimating Economic Values of Land and Family Labor in Producing Rice," Journal of Agricultural Economics & Development, 24 4 (2011): e27065, doi: 10.22067/jead2.v1389i4.8191
VANCOUVER
Dashti G, Javadi A, Aref Eshghi T. Estimating Economic Values of Land and Family Labor in Producing Rice. Journal of Agricultural Economics & Development. 2011;24(4):e27065 (In Persian). doi: 10.22067/jead2.v1389i4.8191