Abstract
AbstractThis paper revisits the problem of estimatingex antecost functions previously studied by Pope and Just in 1996, as well as Moschini in 2001. Anex antecost function that generalizes theirex antecost functions is introduced, and an econometric procedure for estimating a flexible approximation to it is developed. That generalized cost function is economically relevant not only for the Pope and Just 1996 choice setting, but for general producer risk preferences, general stochastic technologies, and general forms of price uncertainty. An econometric strategy for estimating the resulting cost structure that adapts Moschini's 2001 “full‐information” approach is developed, followed by an econometric application to U.S. agriculture.
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