Agricultural Policies and Obesity: The Linkages Between Farm Commodities and Retail Food Products

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Agricultural Policies and Obesity: The Linkages Between Farm Commodities and Retail Food Products Abigail Okrent University of California, Davis Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics

SPECIALTY CROPS R&D FARM PROGRAMS Motivation Weight Outcomes Food Consumption Food Products Food At Home Food Away From Home Alcoholic Beverages FAT TAX Food Manufacturers, Distributors, Retailers, Wholesalers Farm Commodities Consumed Domestically Fruits &Vegetables Other Crops Meat Animals

Outline of Presentation What is the relationship between retail food and farm commodity markets? What kind of data is necessary to simulate the effects of taxes and subsidies on prices and consumption? What is the effect of eliminating agricultural supports on commodities? What is the effect of a 10 percent subsidy on fruit and vegetable commodities? What is the effect of a 10 percent subsidy on fruit and vegetable retail food products? What is the effect of a fat tax on retail food products?

A Model of the Linkage Between Markets for Farm Commodities and Retail Food Products

Linkages Between the Farm and Retail Cereals and bakery Meats and eggs Dairy F&V Other food Nonalcoholic drinks FAFH Alcohol Marketing inputs Grains Meat animals Milk F&V Oilseeds Sugar Other food crops

Effects of Commodity Subsidy P S (0) P S (0) S (1) S (1) P FV(0) P FV(1) P FAFH(0) P FAFH(1) P FV(2) D (1) D (0) P FAFH(2) D (1) Q (0) FV Q (1) FV Q Q (0) FAFH Q (1) FAFH D (0) Q W FV,S W S W W GRAIN(1) S (0) W W MAR(1) S (0) W FV(0) W GRAIN(0) W MAR(0) W FV,D D (1) D (1) D D (0) D (0) X FV (0) X FV (1) X X GRAIN (0) X GRAIN (1) X X MAR (0) X MAR (1) X

The Model 11 retail demand equations 11 zero profit equations, i.e. P=MC 12 commodity demand equations 12 commodity supply equations

The Solutions Proportionate changes in consumption and prices of retail products Proportionate changes in quantities and prices of commodities.

Data for Simulations of Model

Marshallian Elasticities of Demand Prices Quantities Cereals &bakery Red meat Poultry and eggs Fish Dairy Fruit &Veg. Other foods Nonalc. beverage FAFH Alc. beverage Nonfood Cereals & bakery Red meat Poultry & eggs Fish Dairy F&V Other foods Nonalc. beverage FAFH Al. beverage Nonfood -0.99 0.04 0.06 0.11 0.17 0.11 0.46-0.03-0.62-0.03 0.54 0.02-0.58 0.12 0.00 0.03 0.20-0.05-0.13 0.35 0.29-0.87 0.14 0.42-0.46 0.08 0.25-0.13-0.40 0.17-0.16-0.13 0.79 0.75-0.07 0.22-1.93-0.59-0.34-0.95 0.25 2.68-0.41-1.53 0.20 0.04 0.12-0.10-0.85-0.15 0.21 0.24-0.23 0.15-0.52 0.12 0.30-0.06-0.05-0.12-0.63-0.10 0.06 0.42-0.07-0.15 0.33-0.05-0.13-0.10 0.13-0.08-0.63 0.04 0.17 0.03-0.54-0.05-0.23 0.08 0.05 0.25 0.07 0.08-0.75-0.20 0.19-0.25-0.22 0.15-0.03 0.13-0.06 0.12 0.07-0.05-0.69-0.10-0.15-0.03 0.27-0.04-0.04 0.08-0.05 0.03 0.10-0.20-0.52-0.15 0.00-0.03 0.00 0.00-0.01-0.01-0.02-0.01-0.02-0.02-0.95

Other Data Farm-retail product shares, i.e., X FV,FAFH W FV /Q FAFH P FAFH Farm-commodity shares, i.e., X X FV,FAFH W FV /X FV W FV Elasticities of supply of commodities Elasticities of substitution between commodities

Data to Calculate Changes in Calorie Consumption Food Average Daily kcal Average Daily lbs Cereals & bakery 332 0.265 Red meat 32 0.029 Poultry & eggs 32 0.032 Fish 10 0.013 Dairy 190 0.502 Fruit & vegetables 117 0.416 Other foods 401 0.455 Nonalcoholic beverages 147 1.675 FAFH 739 2.791 Alcoholic beverages 79 0.354

Simulation Results

Removal of 2006 Commodity-specific Consumer Support Estimates Percentage change in quantity Cereals and bakery -1.46% Red meats -0.45% Poultry and eggs -1.11% Fish and seafood 5.16% Dairy 5.80% Fruit and vegetables 1.76% Other food -0.22% Nonalcoholic beverage -1.87% FAFH 0.32% Alcoholic beverage -0.35% Annual change in kcal 2473.31 kcal Annual change in weight 0.71 lbs Percentage change in quantity Oilseeds -0.13% Grains -0.15% Vegetables and melons 0.69% Fruits and tree nuts 0.67% Sugar -0.19% Other crops -0.01% Cattle ranching -0.28% Other animal ranching 0.49% Dairy farming 3.91% Poultry and egg farming -0.57% Fishing 0.86%

Removal of 2006 Commodity-specific Consumer Support Estimates Percentage change in quantity Cereals and bakery -1.46% Red meats -0.45% Poultry and eggs -1.11% Fish and seafood 5.16% Dairy 5.80% Fruit and vegetables 1.76% Other food -0.22% Nonalcoholic beverage -1.87% FAFH 0.32% Alcoholic beverage -0.35% Annual change in kcal Annual change in weight 2473.31 kcal 0.71 lbs

10 % Subsidy on Fruit and Vegetable Commodities Percent change in quantity Cereals and bakery -0.36% Red meats -0.61% Poultry and eggs 0.47% Fish and seafood 0.93% Dairy 0.37% Fruit and vegetables 1.83% Other food 0.36% Nonalcoholic beverage -0.08% FAFH -0.29% Alcoholic beverage 0.16% Annual change in kcal Annual change in weight 164.46 kcal 0.05 lbs

10 % Subsidy on Fruit and Vegetable Commodities Percent change in quantity Cereals and bakery -0.36% Red meats -0.61% Poultry and eggs 0.47% Fish and seafood 0.93% Dairy 0.37% Fruit and vegetables 1.83% Other food 0.36% Nonalcoholic beverage -0.08% FAFH -0.29% Alcoholic beverage 0.16% Annual change in kcal Annual change in weight 164.46 kcal 0.05 lbs

10 % Subsidy on Fruit and Vegetable Commodities Percent change in quantity Cereals and bakery -0.36% Red meats -0.61% Poultry and eggs 0.47% Fish and seafood 0.93% Dairy 0.37% Fruit and vegetables 1.83% Other food 0.36% Nonalcoholic beverage -0.08% FAFH -0.29% Alcoholic beverage 0.16% Annual change in kcal Annual change in weight 164.46 kcal 0.05 lbs

10 % Subsidy on Retail Fruit and Vegetable Products Compared to a 10% Subsidy on Fruit and Vegetable Commodities % change in quantity Product subsidy Commodity subsidy Cereals and bakery -1.14% -0.36% Red meats -2.04% -0.61% Poultry and eggs 1.33% 0.47% Fish and seafood 3.42% 0.93% Dairy 1.51% 0.37% Fruit and vegetables 6.34% 1.83% Other food 0.80% 0.36% Nonalcoholic beverage -0.68% -0.08% FAFH -1.23% -0.29% Alcoholic beverage 0.50% 0.16% Annual change in kcal -734.13 kcal 164.46 kcal Annual change in weight -.21 lbs 0.05 lbs

A 1/2-percent tax on the fat content of food products has about the same effect on weight as a 10 percent subsidy on fruit and vegetable products % change in quantity % total fat Cereals and bakery 0.25% 7.09% Red meats -0.47% 15.88% Poultry and eggs 0.39% 11.47% Fish and seafood -0.79% 6.38% Dairy -0.26% 3.92% Fruit and vegetables -0.05% 1.06% Other food -0.30% 9.64% Nonalcoholic beverage -0.14% 0.13% FAFH -0.08% 4.82% Alcoholic beverage -0.06% 0.03% Annual change in kcal Annual change in weight -735.68 kcal -.21 lbs

Conclusion % change in quantity 10% FV product subsidy 45% FV commodity tax ½% fat tax Cereals and bakery -1.14% 1.63% 0.25% Red meats -2.04% 2.74% -0.47% Poultry and eggs 1.33% -2.11% 0.39% Fish and seafood 3.42% -4.21% -0.79% Dairy 1.51% -1.66% -0.26% Fruit and vegetables 6.34% -8.24% -0.05% Other food 0.80% -1.60% -0.30% Nonalcoholic beverage -0.68% 0.35% -0.14% FAFH -1.23% 1.32% -0.08% Alcoholic beverage 0.50% -0.72% -0.06% Annual change in kcal -734.13 kcal -740.08 kcal -735.68 kcal Annual change in weight -.21 lbs -.21 lbs -.21 lbs

Extensions Evaluate changes in food consumption and weight for investment in agricultural R&D versus subsidies. Calculate the change in health expenditures from a food price-induced change in BMI. Calculate changes in social welfare from different policies using model.

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