Goddard, Ellen Willoughby
Goddard, Ellen
Ellen Goddard
VIAF ID: 4025614 (Personal)
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Works
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| Associations between single nucleotide polymorphisms in 33 candidate genes and meat quality traits in commercial pigs |
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| Can Food Markets Result in Environmental Benefits? |
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| Caribou consumption in northern Canadian communities. |
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| Comparative analysis of supply management and stabilization programs in the Canadian livestock sector : with implications for the processing sector |
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| Consumers' understanding and concerns about bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE): comparison among Canadian, American, and Japanese consumers |
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| Do beef risk perceptions or risk attitudes have a greater effect on the beef purchase decisions of Canadian consumers? |
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| An economic assessment of marketing channels for feed grain and oilseeds in Temiskaming |
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| The economics of Canadian hog stabilization programs and U.S. countervailing import duties |
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| Economics of Structural Change in Agriculture |
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| The evolution of risk perceptions related to bovine spongiform encephalopathy--Canadian consumer and producer behavior. |
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| Influence of on-farm production practices on sensory and technological quality characteristics of pork loin. |
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| Modelling advertising effects in a systems framework. (E.W. Goddard) |
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| Models of the beef markets in Japan and South Korea |
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| Optimal advertising investment decisions |
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| Promotion in the marketing mix : what works, where and why : proceedings from the NEC-63 conference, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, spring '94 |
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| The role of psychological determinants and demographic factors in consumer demand for farm-to-fork traceability systems. |
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| Thesis. Full name. |
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| Using linked household-level data sets to explain consumer response to bovine spongiform encepalopathy (BSE) in Canada |
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