Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics

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Volume 22, issue 2, 1997

INVITED PAPERS ABSTRACTS pp. 3

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END MATERIALS pp. 4

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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCERS' WILLINGNESS TO PAY FOR REAL-TIME MESOSCALE WEATHER INFORMATION: A RESPONSE pp. 5

Philip L. Kenkel and Patricia Norris

ACTUAL VERSUS STATED WILLINGNESS TO PAY: A COMMENT pp. 6

Daniel R. Cohen and David Zilberman

LAND ALLOCATION, SOIL QUALITY, AND THE DEMAND FOR IRRIGATION TECHNOLOGY pp. 9

Gareth P. Green and David Sunding

RISK RESEARCH AND PUBLIC OUTREACH: A TALE OF TWO CULTURES? pp. 11

Roger A. Selley and Paul N. Wilson

HOUSEHOLD WILLINGNESS TO PAY FOR DROPOFF RECYCLING pp. 11

Kelly Tiller, Paul Jakus and William M. Park

ECONOMIC BENEFITS OF CRITICAL HABITAT FOR THE MEXICAN SPOTTED OWL: A SCOPE TEST USING A MULTIPLE-BOUNDED CONTINGENT VALUATION SURVEY pp. 11

John Loomis and Earl Ekstrand

THE IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE ON A COMPETITIVE INDUSTRY pp. 11

Richard Perrin

PESTICIDE USE AND REGULATION: MAKING ECONOMIC SENSE OUT OF AN EXTERNALITY AND REGULATION NIGHTMARE pp. 12

David Zilberman and Katrin Millock

WHEAT YIELD RESPONSE TO CHANGES IN PRODUCTION PRACTICES INDUCED BY PROGRAM PROVISION pp. 12

Francis Epplin

PANEL ESTIMATORS TO COMBINE REVEALED AND STATED PREFERENCE DICHOTOMOUS CHOICE DATA pp. 13

John Loomis

NONMARKET VALUE OF WESTERN VALLEY RANCHLAND USING CONTINGENT VALUATION pp. 14

Randall S. Rosenberger and Richard G. Walsh

AGRICULTURE TO INSTREAM WATER TRANSFERS UNDER UNCERTAIN WATER AVAILABILITY: A CASE STUDY OF THE DESCHUTES RIVER, OREGON pp. 14

Brenda Turner and Gregory Perry

SELECTED PAPERS ABSTRACTS pp. 15

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CONGRESSIONAL VOTING ON FARM PAYMENT LIMITATIONS: POLITICAL PRESSURE OF IDEOLOGICAL CONVICTION? pp. 15

Jonathan Brooks

TESTING MARKET EQUILIBRIUM: IS COINTEGRATION INFORMATIVE? pp. 17

Kevin McNew and Paul Fackler

FARMERS' PREFERENCES FOR CROP CONTRACTS pp. 17

Kaouthar Lajili, Peter J. Barry, Steven T. Sonka and Joseph T. Mahoney

AN ECONOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF DONATIONS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION IN CANADA pp. 18

Steven T. Yen, Peter Boxall and Wiktor Adamowicz

Volume 22, issue 01, 1997

END MATERIALS pp. 2

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MARKET POWER IN THE WORLD MARKET FOR SOYMEAL EXPORTS pp. 9

Satish Y. Deodhar and Ian Sheldon

GRASS ROOTS COLLECTIVE ACTION: AGRICULTURAL OPPORTUNITIES pp. 11

Harry W. Ayer

IMPACTS OF GATT/URUGUAY ROUND TRADE NEGOTIATIONS ON U.S. BEEF AND CATTLE PRICES pp. 12

Gary W. Brester and Michael Wohlgenant

ASSESSING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MARKET FACTORS AND REGIONAL PRICE DYNAMICS IN U.S. CATTLE MARKETS pp. 12

Allan M. Walburger and Kenneth Foster

A METHOD FOR MEASURING RETURNS TO NONPRICE EXPORT PROMOTION WITH APPLICATION TO ALMONDS pp. 13

Henry Kinnucan and Jason E. Christian

COMBINING ACTUAL AND CONTINGENT BEHAVIOR DATA TO MODEL FARMER ADOPTION OF WATER QUALITY PROTECTION PRACTICES pp. 14

Joseph Cooper

JAPANESE DEMAND FOR WHEAT PROTEIN QUANTITY AND QUALITY pp. 16

Kyle Stiegert and Jean-Pierre Blanc

CONTINGENT VALUATION OF RURAL TOURISM DEVELOPMENT WITH TESTS OF SCOPE AND MODE STABILITY pp. 17

Kreg Lindberg, Rebecca L. Johnson and Robert Berrens

FACTORS INFLUENCING RATES OF ADOPTION OF TRICHOMONIASIS VACCINE BY NEVADA RANGE CATTLE PRODUCERS pp. 17

Arunava Bhattacharyya, Thomas Harris, William G. Kvasnicka and Gary M. Veserat

COTTON CULTIVAR, PLANTING, IRRIGATING, AND HARVESTING DECISIONS UNDER RISK pp. 17

James Larson and Mapp, Harry P.,

MEAT-PACKER CONDUCT IN FED CATTLE PRICING: MULTIPLE-MARKET OLIGOPSONY POWER pp. 17

Stephen R. Koontz and Philip Garcia

ECONOMIC DISCOVERY IN FEDERALLY SUPPORTED IRRIGATION DISTRICTS: A TRIBUTE TO WILLIAM E. MARTIN AND FRIENDS pp. 17

Paul N. Wilson

THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF PUBLIC LAND USE pp. 18

B. Delworth Gardner

Volume 21, issue 2, 1996

COVER AND CONTENTS PAGES pp. 4

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END MATERIALS pp. 10

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A NOTE ON HIGH DISCOUNT RATES AND DEPLETION OF PRIMARY FORESTS pp. 10

Erwin Bulte and Daan van Soest

HURDLE COUNT-DATA MODELS IN RECREATION DEMAND ANALYSIS pp. 10

J Shonkwiler and W. Shaw

GENERIC ADVERTISING WEAROUT: THE CASE OF THE NEW YORK CITY FLUID MILK CAMPAIGN pp. 11

J. Carlos Reberte, Harry Kaiser, John E. Lenz and Olan D. Forker

IDENTIFYING IMPLICIT COLLUSION UNDER DECLINING OUTPUT DEMAND pp. 12

Ananda Weliwita and Azzeddine Azzam

EFFICIENCY TESTS OF JULY KANSAS CITY WHEAT FUTURES pp. 12

Terry L. Kastens and Ted Schroeder

A SYMMETRIC APPROACH TO CANADIAN MEAT DEMAND ESTIMATION pp. 13

James S. Eales

WELFARE EFFECTS OF FISHERY POLICIES: NATIVE AMERICAN TREATY RIGHTS AND RECREATIONAL SALMON FISHING pp. 14

Pei-Chien Lin, Richard M. Adams and Robert Berrens

ECONOMICS OF HERBICIDE CONTROL OF LEAFY SPURGE (EUPHORBIA ESULA L.) pp. 15

Dean Bangsund, Jay A. Leitch and F. Leistritz

DETERMINANTS OF PUREBRED BEEF BULL PRICE DIFFERENTIALS pp. 15

Kevin Dhuyvetter, Ted Schroeder, Danny D. Simms, Bolze, Ronald P., and Jeremy Geske

HOUSEHOLD DEMAND FOR FINFISH: A GENERALIZED DOUBLE-HURDLE MODEL pp. 15

Steven T. Yen and Chung L. Huang

VALUING THE PROTECTION OF MINIMUM INSTREAM FLOWS IN NEW MEXICO pp. 16

Robert Berrens, Philip Ganderton and Carol L. Silva

SOURCES OF GROWTH IN U.S. GDP AND ECONOMY-WIDE LINKAGES TO THE AGRICULTURAL SECTOR pp. 16

Munisamy Gopinath and Terry Roe

ACREAGE RESPONSES TO EXPECTED REVENUES AND PRICE RISK FOR MINOR OILSEEDS AND PROGRAM CROPS IN THE NORTHERN PLAINS pp. 16

Mark A. Krause and Won W. Koo

ACCOUNTING FOR AGGREGATION BIAS IN ALMOST IDEAL DEMAND SYSTEMS pp. 16

Ron Mittelhammer, Hongqi Shi and Thomas Wahl

MARKET ALLOCATION RULES FOR NONPRICE PROMOTION WITH FARM PROGRAMS: U.S. COTTON pp. 17

Lily Ding and Henry Kinnucan

REGIONAL DRAINWATER MANAGEMENT: SOURCE CONTROL, AGROFORESTRY, AND EVAPORATION PONDS pp. 17

Judith F. Posnikoff and Keith Knapp

Volume 21, issue 01, 1996

END MATERIALS pp. 2

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RISK MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS IN EXTENSION pp. 8

Kim B. Anderson and Mapp, Harry P.,

EVIDENCE ON THE ACCURACY OF EXPENDITURES REPORTED IN RECREATIONAL SURVEYS pp. 10

Patricia A. Champ and Richard C. Bishop

THE INFLUENCE OF WETLAND TYPE AND WETLAND PROXIMITY ON RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY VALUES pp. 10

Cheryl Doss and Steven Taff

VALUING RISK-REDUCING INTERVENTIONS WITH HEDONIC MODELS: THE CASE OF EROSION PROTECTION pp. 11

Jeffrey Dorfman, Andrew G. Keeler and Warren Kriesel

THE EXPORT ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM'S INFLUENCE ON FIRM-LEVEL COMPETITION IN INTERNATIONAL MARKETS pp. 12

Paul M. Patterson, Philip Abbott and Kyle Stiegert

THE DISTINCT IMPACT OF FOOD STAMPS ON FOOD SPENDING pp. 12

Parke Wilde and Christine K. Ranney

EXPLORING THE ROLE OF MENTORING IN AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS PH.D. TRAINING pp. 13

Gregory Perry

GENERATION OF RECYCLABLES BY RURAL HOUSEHOLDS pp. 13

Paul Jakus, Kelly Tiller and William M. Park

EVOLVING ENTITLEMENTS: INTERVENING TO PREVENT A COLLECTIVE HARM pp. 14

David Brookshire, Philip Ganderton and Michael McKee

IMPLICATIONS OF ALTERNATIVE POLICIES ON NITRATE CONTAMINATION OF GROUNDWATER pp. 14

Manzoor E. Chowdhury and Ronald D. Lacewell

FACTORS AFFECTING U.S. DEMAND FOR REDUCED-FAT FLUID MILK pp. 14

Brian W. Gould

RELAXING THE ASSUMPTIONS OF MINIMUM-VARIANCE HEDGING pp. 17

Sergio Lence

ECONOMIC HYSTERESIS AND THE EFFECTS OF OUTPUT REGULATION pp. 17

Timothy Richards

USING ACTUAL AND CONTINGENT BEHAVIOR DATA WITH DIFFERING LEVELS OF TIME AGGREGATION TO MODEL RECREATION DEMAND pp. 20

Trudy Cameron, W. Shaw, Shannon E. Ragland, J. Mac Callaway and Sally Keefe