Choices: The Magazine of Food, Farm, and Resource Issues

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Volume 20, issue 4, 2005

End Materials pp. 1

James A. Duffield and Peter D. Goldsmith

Washington Scene pp. 2

Joe Outlaw

Front Materials pp. 3

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Consumer Willingness to Pay for GM Food Benefits: Pay-off or Empty Promise? Implications for the Food Industry pp. 4

Benjamin M. Onyango and Ramu Govindasamy

American Opinions of GM Food: Awareness, Knowledge, and Implications for Education pp. 4

William K. Hallman and W. Carl Hebden

Consumer Responses to GM Foods: Why are Americans so Different? pp. 4

W. Carl Hebden, Hyun Kwan Shin and William K. Hallman

Ag-Biotech: It’s Not Just What’s for Dinner Anymore, but the Future Contents of our Medicine Cabinets pp. 4

Jennifer Medlock and Edna Einsiedel

Lies, Deep Fries, and Statistics!! The search for the truth between public attitudes and public behaviour towards genetically modified foods pp. 5

Craig Cormick

Testing Public Policy Concepts to Inform Consumers about Genetically Engineered Foods pp. 5

J. Lynne Brown and Wei Qin

I Will Not Eat It with a Fox; I Will Not Eat It in a Box: What Determines Acceptance of GM Food for American Consumers? pp. 5

Venkata S. Puduri, Ramu Govindasamy, John T. Lang and Benjamin M. Onyango

Food Safety in Three Dimensions: Safety, Diet Quality, and Bio-Security pp. 5

Jean D. Kinsey

Logistics, Inventory Control, and Supply Chain Management pp. 5

Frank J. Dooley

Perspectives on Traceability and BSE Testing in the U.S. Beef Industry pp. 5

DeeVon Bailey, James Robb and Logan Checketts

Made in China: Is it Over for the U.S. Textile Industry? pp. 5

Siyi Guo, Ereney Hadjigeorgalis and Jay M. Lillywhite

Consumers’ Desire for GM Labels: Is the Devil in the Details? pp. 6

William K. Hallman and Helen L. Aquino

What the Print Media Tell Us About Agricultural Biotechnology: Will We Remember? pp. 6

Joan Thomson and Laura Dininni

A Frictionless Marketplace Operating in a World of Extremes pp. 6

Allen Wysocki

Transitioning from Transaction-Based Markets to Alliance-Based Supply Chains: Implications for Firms pp. 6

Thomas Sporleder, Constance Cullman Jackson and Dennis Bolling

Risk Sharing and Transactions Costs in Producer-Processor Supply Chains pp. 6

Allan Gray and Michael Boehlje

Volume 20, issue 3, 2005

End Materials - Coming Attractions pp. 1

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Washington Scene pp. 2

Joe Outlaw and Tamara Wagester

Front Materials pp. 3

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The Sweet Smell of Subsidies Revisited pp. 3

Douglas L. Young, Elwin G. Smith and Anne M. Smith

Economic Values without Prices: The Importance of Nonmarket Values and Valuation for Informing Public Policy Debates pp. 4

John Loomis

Can Stated Preference Valuations Help Improve Environmental Decision Making? pp. 5

Thomas H. Stevens

Benefit Transfer – The Quick, the Dirty, and the Ugly? pp. 5

Richard Ready and Stale Navrud

Counter-Cyclical Payments Under the 2002 Farm Act: Production Effects Likely to be Limited pp. 5

Paul Westcott

The Road Less Traveled: Revealed Preference and Using the Travel Cost Model to Value Environmental Changes pp. 6

W. Shaw

Volume 20, issue 2, 2005

Front Materials pp. 1

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End Materials pp. 1

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Washington Scene pp. 2

Joe Outlaw

Economic Incentives, Public Policies, and Private Strategies to Control Foodborne Pathogens pp. 2

Tanya Roberts

Forces Shaping Trade: The WTO, Trade Agreements, and Market Integration pp. 2

C. Rosson

Farmers and Social Security Reform pp. 4

James L. Novak, Paul F. Gentle, Patricia A. Duffy and Alison M. Keefe

The Response to BSE in the United States pp. 5

John Fox, Brian Coffey, James Mintert, Ted Schroeder and Luc Valentin

Supply Chain Contracts and Food Safety pp. 5

S. Andrew Starbird

Regional Trade Agreements and Implications for US Agriculture: The Case of CAFTA-DR pp. 5

Mechel S. Paggi, P. Lynn Kennedy, Fumiko Yamazaki and Timothy E. Josling

The WTO Cotton Case and US Domestic Policy pp. 5

Darren Hudson, C. Rosson, John Robinson and Jaime E. Malaga

Beef Packers’ Captive Supplies: An Upward Trend? A Pricing Edge? pp. 5

Clement Ward

The Case in Support of Restaurant Hygiene Grade Cards pp. 6

Ginger Zhe Jin and Phillip Leslie

Economics of Private Strategies to Control Foodborne Pathogens pp. 6

Tanya Roberts

The WTO Agricultural Negotiations: Progress and Prospects pp. 6

Timothy E. Josling

The Business of an Agricultural “Way of Life” pp. 6

Steven Blank

Food Chain Disruptions and Trade: The Importance of North American Market Integration pp. 7

C. Rosson and Flynn Adcock

Opportunities for the Coregulation of Food Safety: Insights from the United Kingdom pp. 8

Andrew Fearne and Marian Garcia Martinez

Volume 20, issue 01, 2005

Front Materials pp. 1

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Washington Scene pp. 1

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End Materials pp. 1

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Changing Face of Agricultural Lending pp. 2

David M. Kohl and Penson, John B.,

Comment: "Tracking and Testing of US and Canadian Cattle Herds for BSE: A Risk Management Dilemma"; Author's Reply pp. 2

Ed C. Curlett, Cox, Louis Anthony,, John J. VanSickle, Douglas A. Popken and Ranajit Sahu

The New Basel Capital Accord: Implications for US Agricultural Lenders pp. 3

Ani Katchova and Peter J. Barry

Markets for the Environment pp. 3

Richard Woodward

Are E-Grocers Serving the Right Markets? pp. 3

Casie Berning, Stanley C. Ernst and Neal Hooker

Growing Complexity of Agricultural Lending Decisions pp. 4

Danny A. Klinefelter and Penson, John B.,

History and Unique Features of the Farm Credit System pp. 4

Neil E. Harl

Restructuring of the Ag Lending Markets: The FCS Dilemma pp. 4

Michael Boehlje and Allan Gray

Are Rural Credit Markets Competitive? Is There Room for Competition in Rural Credit Markets? pp. 5

Maureen Kilkenny and Robert W. Jolly

Agri-lending Vision 2020: When Vision and Reality Meet pp. 5

David M. Kohl and Alicia M. Morris

Lessons Learned from SO2 Allowance Trading pp. 5

Robert Stavins

The Evolving Western Water Markets pp. 5

Richard E. Howitt and Kristiana Hansen

Crunch Time for Water Quality Trading pp. 5

Dennis M. King

The Farmapine Model: A Cooperative Marketing Strategy and a Market-Based Development Approach in Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 5

Godfred Yeboah

Selling a Piece of the Farm Credit System pp. 6

Robert W. Jolly and Joshua D. Roe

The Future of Wetlands Mitigation Banking pp. 6

Leonard Shabman and Paul F. Scodari

FCSA Sale to Rabobank: Selling What? On Whose Authority? And For Whose Benefit? pp. 7

Roger G. Ginder