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J Fernandez-Cornejo, S Jans, M Smith (1998). Issues in the economics of pesticide
use in agriculture: A review of the empirical evidence. Applied Economic
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J Huang, R Hu, S Rozelle, C Pray (2005). Insect-resistant GM rice in farmers' fields:
Assessing productivity and health effects in China. Science 308(5722): 688-690.
AM Mannion, S Morse (2012). Biotechnology in agriculture: Agronomic and
environmental considerations and reflections based on 15 years of GM crops.
Progress in Physical Geography 36: 747-763.
S Morse, AM Mannion (2009). Can genetically modified cotton contribute to
sustainable development in Africa? Progress in Development Studies 9: 225-247.
K Anderson, LA Jackson (2005). Some implications of GM food technology policies
for sub-Saharan Africa. Journal of African Economies 14(3): 385-410.
J Piesse, C Thirtle (2010). Agricultural R & D, technology and productivity.
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B 365: 3035–3047.
MA Garcia, MA Altieri (2005). Transgenic crops: Implications for biodiversity and
sustainable agriculture. Bulletin of Science Technology Society 25: 335-353.
G Brookes, P Barfoot (2006). Global impact of biotech crops: Socio-economic and
environmental effects in the first ten years of commercial use. AgBioForum 9(3):
139-151.
J Huesing, L English (2004). The impact of Bt crops on the developing world.
AgBioForum 7(1&2): 84-95.
G Brookes, P Barfoot (2009). Global impact of biotech crops: Income and production
effects, 1996-2007. AgBioForum 12(2): 184-208.
J Huang, R Hu, C Fan, CE Pray, S Rozelle (2002). Bt cotton benefits, costs, and impacts
in China. AgBioForum 5(4): 153-166.
M-L Flannery, FS Thorne, PW Kelly, E Mullins (2004). An economic cost-benefit
analysis of GM crop cultivation: An Irish case study. AgBioForum 7(4): 149-157.
MC Marra, PG Pardey, JM Alston (2002). The payoffs to transgenic field crops: An
assessment of the evidence. AgBioForum 5(2): 43-50.
M Smale (2012). Rough terrain for research: Studying early adopters of biotech
crops. AgBioForum 15(2): 114-124.
J Vitale, T Boyer, R Uaiene, JH Sanders (2007). The economic impacts of introducing
Bt technology in smallholder cotton production systems of West Africa: A case study
from Mali. AgBioForum 10(2): 71-84.
P Mal, AR Anik, S Bauer, PM Schmitz (2012). Bt cotton adoption: A double-hurdle
approach for North Indian farmers. AgBioForum 15(3): 294-302.
EJ Trigo, EJ Cap (2003). The impact of the introduction of transgenic crops in
Argentinean agriculture. AgBioForum 6(3): 87-94.
J Falck-Zepeda, A Sanders, CR Trabanino, R Batallas-Huacon (2012). Caught between
Scylla and Charybdis: Impact estimation issues from the early adoption of GM maize
in Honduras. AgBioForum 15(2): 138-151.
S Morse, R Bennett, Y Ismael (2007). Inequality and GM crops: A case–study of Bt
cotton in India. AgBioForum 10(1): 44-50.
JD Vitale, G Vognan, M Ouattarra, O Traore (2010). The commercial application of
GMO crops in Africa: Burkina Faso’s decade of experience with Bt cotton.
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Y Ismael, R Bennett, S Morse (2002). Benefits from Bt cotton use by smallholder
farmers in South Africa. AgBioForum 5(1): 1-5.
MC Marra, NE Piggott, BK Goodwin (2012). The impact of corn rootworm protected
biotechnology traits in the United States. AgBioForum 15(2): 217-230.
GB Frisvold, JM Reeves, R Tronstad (2006). Bt Cotton adoption in the United States
and China: International trade and welfare effects. AgBioForum 9(2): 69-78.
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RM Bennett, Y Ismael, U Kambhampati, S Morse (2004). Economic impact of
genetically modified cotton in India. AgBioForum 7(3): 96-100.
M Ivanic, W Martin (2010). Poverty impacts of improved agricultural productivity:
Opportunities for genetically modified crops. AgBioForum 13(4): 308-313.
J Wesseler (2009). The Santaniello theorem of irreversible benefits. AgBioForum
12(1): 8-13.
DJ Spielman, J Cohen, P Zambrano (2006). Will agbiotech applications reach
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M Gouse, C Pray, D Schimmelpfennig (2004). The distribution of benefits from Bt
cotton adoption in South Africa. AgBioForum 7(4): 187-194.
M Qaim, EJ Cap, A de Janvry (2003). Agronomics and sustainability of transgenic
cotton in Argentina. AgBioForum 6(1&2): 41-47.
M Qaim, I Matuschke (2005). Impacts of genetically modified crops in developing
countries: A survey. Quarterly Journal of International Agriculture 44(3):207-227.
J Fernandez-Cornejo, WD McBride (2002). Genetically engineered crops: US
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D Zilberman, SE Sexton, M Marra, J Fernandez-Cornejo (2010). The economic impact
of genetically engineered crops. Choices. The Magazine of Food, Farm, and
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G Brookes (2008). The impact of using GM insect resistant maize in Europe since
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J Carpenter, L Gianessi (2001). Why US farmers have adopted genetically modified
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M Qaim (2009). The economics of genetically modified crops. Annual Review of
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M Qaim (2011). Genetically modified crops and global food security. In: Genetically
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ISAAA (2009). The dawn of a new era: Biotech crops in India. ISAAA Brief No.39. The
International Service for the Acquisition of Agri-biotech Applications (ISAAA) South
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K Anderson (2010). Economic impacts of policies affecting crop biotechnology and
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S Mayer (2002). Genetically modified cotton: Implications for small-scale farmers.
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S Kouser, M Qaim (2011). Impact of Bt cotton on pesticide poisoning in smallholder
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J Park, I McFarlane, R Phipps, G Ceddia (2011). The impact of the EU regulatory
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C Benbrook (2010). Genetically engineered crops increase pesticide use in United
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AR Schwember (2008). An update on genetically modified crops. Ciencia e
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GP Gruère, A Bouët, S Mevel (2011). International trade and welfare effects of
biotechnology innovations: GM food crops in Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, and the
Philippines. In: Genetically Modified Food and Global Welfare (Frontiers of
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Y Zhou, WE Kastenberg (2006). Quantification of changes in chemical pesticide
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GK Regier, TJ Dalton (2013). Labor-savings of Roundup Ready Maize: Impact on Cost
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G Brookes, P Barfoot (2013). The global income and production effects of genetically
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M Qaim, S Kouser (2013). Genetically modified crops and food security. PLoS ONE
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NM Laibuni, LC Miriti, CN Waturu, W Wessels, SM Njinju (2012). Cost benefit
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J Fernandez-Cornejo, S Wechsler (2012). Revisiting the impact of Bt corn adoption
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VR Kiresur, M Ichangi (2011). Socio-economic impact of Bt cotton – A case study of
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S Kouser, M Qaim (2012). Valuing financial, health and environmental benefits of Bt
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A Ali, A Abdulai (2010). The adoption of genetically modified cotton and poverty
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JM Yorobe, M Smale (2012). Impacts of Bt maize on smallholder income in the
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J Kathage, M Qaim (2012). Economic impacts and impact dynamics of Bt (Bacillus
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S Morse, RM Bennett, Y Ismael (2005). Genetically modified insect resistance in
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DE Kolady, W Lesser (2008). Is genetically engineered technology a good alternative
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J Vitale, H Glick, J Greenplate, O Traore (2008). The economic impacts of second
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S Morse, R Bennett, Y Ismael (2005). Bt-cotton boosts the gross margin of smallscale cotton producers in South Africa. International Journal of Biotechnology 7(13): 72 – 83.
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BM Maghari, AM Ardekani (2011). Genetically modified foods and social concerns.
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