Iowa Department of Commerce - Credit Union Division, Agency Performance Plan

Annual Report, Agency Performance Plan

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A brouchure by the Iowa Commission on the Status of Women

The Effects of Expanding Ethanol Markets On Ethanol Production Feed Markets And the Iowa Economy, June 30 2001

Report produced by Iowa Departmment of Agriculture and Land Stewardship

Investigation into the Department of Natural Resources' Investigation of Asian Markets in Polk County, August 2004

Investigative report produced by Iowa Citizens' Aide/Ombudsman

Credit Union Division Activities, March 2004, Issue 10

Newsletter for Iowa Credit Union Division

Credit Union Division Activities, September 2001, Issue 1

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Credit Union Division Activities, January 2002, Issue 2

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Credit Union Division Activities, April 2002, Issue 3

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Credit Union Division Activities, November 2002, Issue 4

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Credit Union Division Activities, January 2003, Issue 5

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Credit Union Division Activities, April 2003, Issue 6

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Credit Union Division Activities, July 2003, Issue 7

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Credit Union Division Activities, Septmeber 2003, Issue 8

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Credit Union Division Activities, December 2003, Issue 9

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The Outlook for Asian Dairy Markets: The Role of Demographics, Income, and Prices, June 2005

The paper first presents a 10-year outlook for major Asian dairy markets (China, India, Indonesia, Japan, South Korea, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam) based on a world dairy model. Then, using Heien and Wessells’s technique, dairy product consumption growth is decomposed into contributions generated by income growth, population growth, price change, and urbanization and these contributions are quantified. Using the world dairy model, the paper also analyzes the impacts of alternative assumptions of higher income levels and technology development in Asia on Asian dairy consumptions and world dairy prices. The outlook projects that Asian dairy consumption will continue to grow strongly in the next decade. The consumption decomposition suggests that the growth would be mostly driven by income and population growth and, as a result, would raise world dairy prices. The simulation results show that technology improvement in Asian countries would dampen world dairy prices and meanwhile boost domestic dairy consumption.