A “Sideways” Supply Response in California Winegrapes

IF 1.6 4区经济学 Q2 AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & POLICY

Journal of Wine Economics Pub Date : 2021-11-09 DOI:10.1017/jwe.2021.26

Sarah Consoli, Elizabeth A. Fraysse, N. Slipchenko, Yi Wang, Jahon Amirebrahimi, Zhiran Qin, Neil Yazma, Travis J. Lybbert

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Abstract

Abstract This paper explores growers’ supply response to the 2005 “Sideways effect” demand shock (Cuellar, Karnowsky, and Acosta, 2009) triggered by the 2004 release of the movie Sideways. We use a modified difference-in-difference approach to evaluate the supply response in California and regional supply response differences within California. We use U.S. Department of Agriculture data for the period 1999–2012 and find evidence of a supply response in the post-release period that is consistent with the “Sideways effect” on wine demand. The positive supply response for Pinot Noir is stronger than the negative response for Merlot and concentrated in lower value Central Valley vineyards. (JEL Classifications: D25, Q12)

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加州酿酒葡萄的“横向”供应反应

摘要本文探讨了种植者对2004年电影《Sideways》上映引发的2005年“Sideways效应”需求冲击（Cuellar、Karnowsky和Acosta，2009）的供应反应。我们使用改进的差异中的差异方法来评估加州的供应响应和加州内部的区域供应响应差异。我们使用了美国农业部1999-2002年期间的数据，发现发布后时期的供应反应与葡萄酒需求的“侧面效应”一致。黑皮诺的正供应反应比梅洛的负供应反应更强，并且集中在价值较低的中央谷葡萄园。（JEL分类：D25、Q12）

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Journal of Wine Economics Agricultural and Biological Sciences-Food Science

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3.20

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28.60%

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