This paper examines the impact of the legal form of agricultural firms on the benefit to their owners for a panel of Slovak agricultural firms. We use return on equity (ROE) as a measure of the benefit to owners. Using the repeated measures ANOV A technique, we find that the legal form of a firm is a relevant determinant of the benefit to owners. We conclude that from the point of view of ROE the legal form ‘company’ is preferable over ‘cooperative’.
Do short food supply chains impact on efficiency of farms? Evidence from Poland and Czechia
Short food supply chains (SFSCs) are a model promoted among farmers in many countries. This model is popularised as an...
