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    Current Contribution of Four Biotechnologies to New Zealand's Primary Sector

    Dalziel, Paul
    Kaye-Blake, Bill
    Saunders, Carolyn M.
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    Abstract
    This article presents research estimating the economic contribution made by the uptake of biotechnology in the primary sector of New Zealand. It focuses on the impact of four biotechnologies: clonal propagation/cell manipulation, bio-control agents, enzyme manipulations, and marker-assisted selection. Interviews with 59 key informants and secondary economic data were incorporated into a cost-benefit analysis to produce an estimated overall net impact of NZ$266 million per annum. This impact is spread unevenly through the primary sector and across biotechnologies.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10355/61
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    AgBioForum, 10(2) 2007: 65-70.
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