Willingness to pay for weather-based index insurance in milk production

This paper proposes the use of a weather-based index insurance for managing production risk in dairy farms of Argentina. We analyse the potential use of this product to protect against the risk of reduced milk production caused by extreme weather conditions (rainfall and temperature). Using milk pro...

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Autores principales: Lema, Daniel, Gastaldi, Laura Beatriz, Gallacher, Marcos, Galetto, Alejandro
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spelling I28-R145-rimf_v8_n1_04_oai2025-02-11 Lema, Daniel Gastaldi, Laura Beatriz Gallacher, Marcos Galetto, Alejandro 2019 This paper proposes the use of a weather-based index insurance for managing production risk in dairy farms of Argentina. We analyse the potential use of this product to protect against the risk of reduced milk production caused by extreme weather conditions (rainfall and temperature). Using milk producer survey data and contingent valuation method we estimate willingness to pay for a potential insurance policy. The survey was conducted in the central region of Argentina and 165 milk producers were surveyed. Design of the contingent valuation method considers the specific characteristics of the potential product and four premium rates. Using standard willingness to pay techniques, we assess the premium rate that milk producers are willing to pay. In general milk producers appear willing to pay premium rates of 6 to 12 percent for the hypothetical insurance product. El trabajo analiza la valoración por un seguro de riesgo climático en productores de leche en Argentina. Se analiza el uso potencial de este tipo de seguros como mecanismo de cobertura ante disminuciones de producción de leche causadas por condiciones climáticas adversas tales como inundación, sequía y altas temperaturas. Mediante la implementación de una encuesta a productores se estimó la disposición a pagar (DAP) utilizando métodos de valoración contingente. El producto que se trata de valorar es un seguro paramétrico basado en un índice de precipitaciones y temperatura. De acuerdo con las estimaciones los productores estarían dispuestos a pagar una prima entre 6% y 12% del total de los litros de leche asegurados. Fil: Lema, Daniel. Instituto Nacional de Tecnología Agropecuaria (INTA) Fil: Gastaldi, Laura Beatriz. INTA. Estación Experimental Agropecuaria Rafaela. Santa Fe. Argentina Fil: Gallacher, Marcos. Universidad del CEMA Fil: Galetto, Alejandro. Universidad Austral. Facultad de Ciencias Empresariales application/pdf rimf_v8_n1_04 http://bibliotecadigital.econ.uba.ar/econ/collection/rimf/document/rimf_v8_n1_04 spa info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar/ Rev. investig. modelos financ. Vol. 08, Nro. 01 (2019), p. 52-69 Seguros Leche Producción Índices climáticos Willingness to pay for weather-based index insurance in milk production info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:ar-repo/semantics/artículo info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion https://repositoriouba.sisbi.uba.ar/gsdl/cgi-bin/library.cgi?a=d&c=modelfin&d=rimf_v8_n1_04_oai
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topic Seguros
Leche
Producción
Índices climáticos
spellingShingle Seguros
Leche
Producción
Índices climáticos
Lema, Daniel
Gastaldi, Laura Beatriz
Gallacher, Marcos
Galetto, Alejandro
Willingness to pay for weather-based index insurance in milk production
topic_facet Seguros
Leche
Producción
Índices climáticos
description This paper proposes the use of a weather-based index insurance for managing production risk in dairy farms of Argentina. We analyse the potential use of this product to protect against the risk of reduced milk production caused by extreme weather conditions (rainfall and temperature). Using milk producer survey data and contingent valuation method we estimate willingness to pay for a potential insurance policy. The survey was conducted in the central region of Argentina and 165 milk producers were surveyed. Design of the contingent valuation method considers the specific characteristics of the potential product and four premium rates. Using standard willingness to pay techniques, we assess the premium rate that milk producers are willing to pay. In general milk producers appear willing to pay premium rates of 6 to 12 percent for the hypothetical insurance product.
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author Lema, Daniel
Gastaldi, Laura Beatriz
Gallacher, Marcos
Galetto, Alejandro
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Galetto, Alejandro
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title Willingness to pay for weather-based index insurance in milk production
title_short Willingness to pay for weather-based index insurance in milk production
title_full Willingness to pay for weather-based index insurance in milk production
title_fullStr Willingness to pay for weather-based index insurance in milk production
title_full_unstemmed Willingness to pay for weather-based index insurance in milk production
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