Forecasting the Yield and the Price of Cotton

Moore's pioneering work on the economics of cotton production and trade remains a classic of early twentieth-century economic analysis. Using statistical and historical data, Moore presents a rigorous model for predicting the yield and price of cotton, one of the most important commodities of the era. His insights into the dynamics of the cotton market continue to be relevant today for scholars of agricultural economics and business.

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