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117657: Disparity between Hunters' Willingness to Pay and Willingness to Accept Compensation: An Empirical Example

Gary R. Stratton, Smathers, Webb M., and Robert Gooding

117656: An Investigation of the Role of Exchange Rates on U.S. Exports of Selected Agricultural Products: 1968-1983

Nathan W. Childs and Michael D. Hammig

117655: Fifty Years of Farm Policy: What have we Learned?

Bobby H. Robinson

117654: Empirical Evaluation of the Relative Forecasting Performances of Fixed and Varying Coefficient Demand Models

James Cyprian Okuk Nyankori and Michael D. Hammig

117653: The Implications of Spatial Aggregation to Food Expenditure Projections

James Cyprian Okuk Nyankori

116880: Contributory Value of Riparian Rights to Real Property

Alma A. Evans, C. Stassen Thompson and Suresh Sureshwaran

116879: Maximizing Probability of Return as a Method to Consider Risk in Farm Planning Models

Eddie H. Kaiser and Bobby H. Robinson

116878: Determinants of the Storage Season Corn Basis in South Carolina

Kandice H. Kahl

116877: An Examination of the Farm Level Demand for Pecans

Gary J. Wells, C. Stassen Thompson and Stephen E. Miller

116876: Impact of a European Economic Community Vegetable Oils Tax on U.S. Soybean Exports

George C. Davis, Michael D. Hammig and Rosson, C. Parr,

116875: Estimating Implied Volatility Directly from "Nearest-to-the-Money" Commodity Option Premiums

Curtis, Charles E., and Gordon L. Carriker

116873: A Suggested Criterion for Selecting between E-V and Stochastic Dominance Analysis Tools

Gary J. Wells, Larry L. Bauer, Eddie H. Kaiser and James E. Epperson

116872: Farm Family Household Production and Rural Development

James Cyprian Okuk Nyankori, Thomas A. Lyson and E.D. Wynn

116870: Policy Impacts on Private and Social Costs and Comparative Advantage in Polish Agriculture

Slawomir Krzyzaniak and Michael D. Hammig

116869: Predicting Time Series Turning Points with Arima Models

Stephen E. Miller

116868: Patterns of Consumer Expenditure on Fresh Fruits with Specific Emphasis on Fresh Peaches

James Cyprian Okuk Nyankori, P. James Rathwell and Rosson, C. Parr,

116867: Simple and Multiple Cross-hedging of Millfeeds

Stephen E. Miller

116866: More on Estimating Elasticities using Lagged Endogenous Variables

Stephen E. Miller, Capps, Oral, and Gary J. Wells

18812: DOES PROXIMITY TO A GOLF COURSE MATTER?

Kwame Owusu-Edusei and Molly Espey

18811: LABOR QUALITY AND ECONOMICS DEVELOPMENT: DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES FOR ANDERSON COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA, IN THE NEW GLOBAL COMPETITION

William A. Ward

18810: ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ANALYSIS AND INSTRUMENTS FOR BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION: A REVIEW OF RECENT ECONOMIC LITERATURE

Madhusudan Bhattarai and Michael D. Hammig

18809: SCHOOL QUALITY AND PROPERTY VALUES IN GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA

Kwame Owusu-Edusei and Molly Espey

18808: THE NEW ECONOMICS OF DISTANCE: LONG-TERM TRENDS IN INDEXES OF SPATIAL FRICTION

William A. Ward, Madhusudan Bhattarai and Pei Huang

18807: ASSET FIXITY, ASSET SPECIFICITY AND REGIONAL ECONOMIC CHANGE: HYPOTHESIS AND IMPLICATIONS

William A. Ward and James C. Hite

18806: A REGIONAL COMPARISON OF U.S. COTTON BASIS PATTERNS

V. Frederick Seamon, Kandice H. Kahl and Curtis, Charles E.,

18805: SCHOOL CHARACTERISTICS AND ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE IN UGANDA: EVIDENCE FROM 2001 PRIMARY LEAVING EXAMINATIONS RESULTS

Veronica Wabukawo and James Cyprian Okuk Nyankori

18804: AN ANALYSIS OF ALTERNATIVE NET PRESENT VALUE CAPITAL INVESTMENT DECISION MODELS

Garnett L. Bradford and Stephen E. Miller

18803: PRODUCT LIFE CYCLE MODEL OF COWPEA BASED PRODUCTS IN GHANA

James Cyprian Okuk Nyankori, Veronica Wabukawo, Esther Sakyi-Dawson and Sam Sefa-Dedeh

18802: HANDLING DURABLE AND NONDURABLE FARM INPUT DECISIONS USING A SINGLE THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK

Garnett L. Bradford and Stephen E. Miller