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1980, volume 09, articles 2

NORTHEASTERN AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS COUNCIL DISTINGUISHED MEMBER AWARD-JUNE 1980 pp. 2

Alan R. Bird

End Material pp. 2

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MINUTES OF THE ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING NORTHEASTERN AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS COUNCIL JUNE 18, 1980 pp. 3

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NEW DIRECTIONS FOR RESEARCH IN THE 1980's pp. 3

Robert O. Sinclair

NEW DIRECTIONS IN NORTHEAST EXTENSION IN THE 1980's pp. 3

John Gerwig

ORGANIZED SYMPOSIA pp. 3

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NEW DIRECTIONS FOR THE EIGHTIES pp. 4

John Di Biaggio

SITE-VALUE TAXATION OF REAL ESTATE AND LAND USE AT THE RURAL-URBAN FRINGE pp. 4

Patty T. Jones and Donald J. Epp

AN APPLICATION OF THE BOX-JENKINS APPROACH TO FORECASTING THE COLD STORAGE OF FRENCH FRIES pp. 5

Richard P. Beilock and James W. Dunn

COMPOSITION AND COST OF DAIRY COW RATIONS WITH VARYING HAY CROP QUALITY pp. 5

Robert A. Milligan and Wayne A. Knoblauch

Cover and Contents pp. 5

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NEW DIRECTIONS IN NORTHEAST TEACHING pp. 5

John P. H. Brand

THE COST OF AIR POLLUTION ABATEMENT THE CASE OF NEW JERSEY'S MOTOR VEHICLE EMISSIONS INSPECTION PROGRAM pp. 5

Daniel Rossi and Dennis J. Palmini

THE USE OF OPTIMAL CONTROL TECHNIQUES FOR MANAGING THE INTERNATIONAL RADIO SPECTRUM pp. 5

Marilyn A. Altobello and Joseph E. Diamond

ALTERNATIVE PROCEDURES FOR ESTIMATING THE SIZE DISTRIBUTION OF FARMS pp. 6

Robert Stavins and B. F. Stanton

AN ECONOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF THE NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSING MARKET pp. 6

Daniel L. Dunn and Bruce E. Lindsay

APPLICATION OF AN ECONOMIC BASE MODEL FOR COMMUNITY PLANNING: THE CASE OF KILLINGLY, CONNECTICUT pp. 6

Joseph E. Diamond and Daniel A. Lass

INDIRECT EMPLOYMENT AND INCOME DISTRIBUTION IMPACTS OF INVESTMENT PROGRAMS pp. 6

Thomas H. Stevens, Wawa Ngenge and George R. McDowell

FISCAL TRENDS AND ENROLLMENT CHANGE IN RURAL SCHOOL DISTRICTS pp. 7

Theodore R. Alter and Dan E. Moore

NEW MEASURES FROM INPUT-OUTPUT STUDIES: A COMPARISON OF TRADITIONAL MULTIPLIERS AND GROWTH-EQUALIZED MULTIPLIERS pp. 7

Sharon M. Brucker

POVERTY, THE CITIES, AND THE FOOD DELIVERY SYSTEM pp. 7

Donald R. Marion

RESPONSE BIAS IN A MAIL SURVEY: AN EXAMPLE FROM A LAND USE STUDY pp. 7

Gregory K. White

STRUCTURAL CHANGE IN THE NEW ENGLAND EGG INDUSTRY: A MARKOV ANALYSIS pp. 7

S. P. Skinner, T. C. Lee and S. K. Seaver

WASTE RECYCLING-FACTORS AFFECTING THE RESIDENTIAL MARKET FOR ORGANIC BASED FERTILIZERS pp. 8

Donn A. Derr, Michael C. Varner and Gregory J. DiLalo

EXPORT PROMOTION AND TRADE ADJUSTMENT ASSISTANCE PRIORITIES IN THE NORTHEAST pp. 9

David Blandford, Richard N. Boisvert and Pedro Alba

THE FRONTIER PRODUCTION FUNCTION: A TOOL FOR IMPROVED DECISION MAKING pp. 11

Richard A. King

1980, volume 09, articles 01

A PROPOSAL FOR A DO-IT-YOURSELF, HANDS-ON, ON-THE-FARM, APPLIED RESEARCH NETWORK pp. 2

Silas B. Weeks

End Material pp. 2

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OUTDOOR RECREATION, HEDONIC PRICES AND THE DEMAND FOR SOLITUDE: A NOTE pp. 2

Thomas H. Stevens and P Allen

RESEARCH AND EXTENSION NEEDS OF SMALL FARMERS pp. 2

Alan S. Kezis, Forest French and Steven Skinner

COMMENTS AND NOTES: SOME PROPOSITIONS ABOUT THE PRESERVATION OF FARM LAND pp. 2

Howard E. Conklin

CHANGES IN THE ELASTICITY OF DEMAND FOR FRESH CHOICE BEEF, 1950-1978 pp. 3

Albert W. Nicholls and John P. Kuehn

PRINCIPAL COMPONENTS AND THE PROBLEM OF MULTICOLLINEARITY pp. 3

Bernard J. Morzuch

THE FEASIBILITY OF LOWERING ENERGY COSTS THROUGH REDUCED DELIVERY FREQUENCY pp. 3

James G. Beierlein and Robert J. Campbell

Cover and Contents pp. 4

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ECONOMIES OF SIZE AND OPERATING EFFICIENCY OF LIVESTOCK MARKETS: A FRONTIER FUNCTION APPROACH pp. 4

William H. Lesser and William Greene

EVALUATION OF THE BASE-EXCESS PLAN FOR LEVELING SEASONAL MILK PRODUCTION: CASE EXAMPLE OF MARYLAND pp. 4

Allen M. Prindle

USE OF COMPUTER TESTING FEEDBACK FOR INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT pp. 4

Daymon W. Thatch

ESTIMATING THE IMPACT OF RISING TRANSPORTATION FUEL COSTS ON THE COMPETITIVE POSITION OF NEW ENGLAND AGRICULTURE pp. 5

Robert L. Christensen

MILK SUPPLY RESPONSE IN DELAWARE pp. 5

G. Joachim Elterich and Sharif M. Masud

EVALUATION OF FARMLAND USE-VALUE ASSESSMENT IN NEW YORK pp. 6

Richard N. Boisvert, Nelson L. Bills and Robert Solomon

FORECASTS OF FARM ANIMAL PRODUCTION IN THE NEW ENGLAND STATES AND IN THE U.S pp. 6

Tsoung-Chao Lee and Stanley K. Seaver

MULTIPLE OBJECTIVE DECISION MAKING: GENERATING TECHNIQUES OR GOAL PROGRAMMING? pp. 6

Robert D. Perlack and Cleve E. Willis

THE ROLE OF ECONOMIC ANALYSIS IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT DECISION MAKING-A PUBLIC CHOICE PERSPECTIVE pp. 7

George R. McDowell

EVALUATION OF AGRICULTURAL SEDIMENT CONTROL PRACTICES RELATIVE TO WATER QUALITY PLANNING pp. 8

Paul D. Robillard, Michael F. Walter and Roger W. Hexem

A STUDY OF THE ECONOMIC FUNCTIONS OF THE MAINE POTATO FUTURES MARKET pp. 11

Jeff Sooy and Ben Branch

1980

THE DEMAND FOR MAINE RESIDENT HUNTING AND FISHING LICENSES pp. 6

Stephen D. Reiling, Alan S. Kezis and Gregory K. White

1979, volume 08, articles 2

NAEC AWARDS 1979 Distinguished NAEC Member: KENNETH D. McINTOSH pp. 2

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Conceptualizing, Operationalizing and Measuring Important Factors in Rural Development Research pp. 2

Steven Hastings

Cooperative Education in Agricultural and Resource Economics: A Teaching Strategy pp. 2

F. Richard King

HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS pp. 2

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Property Tax Reforms: Problems and Issues pp. 2

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Public Perceptions of Issues and Problems in The Lake Champlain Basin Area: A Summary pp. 2

Harold R. Capener

ORGANIZED SYMPOSIA ABSTRACTS: The Hedonic Approach to Estimating the Value of Unpriced Natural Resources pp. 2

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Cover and Contents pp. 6

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IMPACT ON COSTS AND ENERGY REQUIREMENTS OF ADOPTING ALTERNATE MIDDLE SPRAY TECHNIQUES IN APPLE ORCHARDS pp. 6

Robert L. Christensen and Ronald J. Prokopy

MINUTES OF THE ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING pp. 6

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NAEC CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS pp. 7

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INNOVATIVE TEACHING CAN BE FUN: AN EXPERIMENTAL COURSE UTILIZING INTERACT TV AND FILMS pp. 7

Robert O. Sinclair

WRITING INSTRUCTION IN ECONOMICS COURSES: EXPERIMENTATION ACROSS DISCIPLINES pp. 7

Donald Marvin Tobey

COST STRUCTURES IN LIVESTOCK AUCTION MARKETS: AVERAGE VERSUS OPTIMAL EFFICIENCY pp. 10

Steven T. Buccola and Leonard M. Polishuk

FACTORS AFFECTING LAND PRICES IN A RURAL NEW JERSEY COUNTY pp. 10

Carl A. Northcraft and Leslie E. Small

MARKET FUNCTIONS AND THE PLIGHT OF THE NORTHEAST LIVESTOCK AUCTION INDUSTRY pp. 10

William H. Lesser

RECREATIONAL HOMES: TOWN CHARACTERISTICS AND VARIATIONS IN CONCENTRATIONS pp. 10

Pamela H. Pataky and Edmund F. Jansen

EFFECT OF FARM SIZE AND LEVEL OF VERTICAL INTEGRATION ON RETURNS TO MANAGEMENT IN THE COMMERCIAL TURFGRASS INDUSTRY pp. 11

Billy V. Lessley and Ivar Strand

IMPACT ON LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS OF U.S. POLICIES AFFECTING FEED SUPPLIES pp. 11

Allen M. Prindle

THE ECONOMIC FEASIBILITY OF AN INTEGRATED PULP AND PAPER MILL pp. 11

R.F. Esworthy and I.w . Hardie

THE ROLE OF THE ECONOMIST IN NATURAL RESOURCES POLICY pp. 11

Emery N. Castle

LABOR FORCE CHARACTERISTICS OF A RURAL COUNTY'S COMMUTERS pp. 12

Roger J. Beck

NATIONAL SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION POLICY: AN ECONOMIC PERSPECTIVE pp. 12

Lawrence W. Libby and John L. Okay

SUSSEX COUNTY INPUT-OUTPUT ANALYSIS: IMPLICATIONS FOR POLICY DECISIONS pp. 13

Sharon M. Brucker

THE ECONOMIC FEASIBILITY OF SOLAR HOME HEATING SYSTEMS IN NEW ENGLAND pp. 13

Thomas H. Stevens, Matthew H. Baker and Steven Beyerlein

AN EXAMINATION OF DEMAND FUNCTIONS FOR BEEF, PORK, AND BROILERS pp. 14

John F. Yanagida and Roger K. Conway

FISCAL IMPLICATIONS OF CHANGING SCHOOL ENROLLMENTS pp. 14

Theodore R. Alter and Dan E. Moore

LAND USE PROJECTIONS UNDER ALTERNATIVE POLICIES: A TRANSITION MATRIX APPROACH pp. 14

Bruce E. Lindsay and Daniel L. Dunn

THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF IMPROVED DRAINAGE ON NORTHERN NEW YORK DAIRY FARMS pp. 14

Frederick W. Wackernagel, Robert A. Milligan and Wayne A. Knoblauch

USE OF MARKOV PROCESSES IN PREDICTING DAIRY FARM SIZE DISTRIBUTION CHANGES pp. 14

John W. Wysong and Mahmood Y. Seyala

ECONOMIC ISSUES IN THE COMPOSTING OF SEWAGE SLUDGES pp. 15

Victor Kasper and Donn Derr

PRICE EQUILIBRIUM OR PRICE DISEQUILIBRIUM IN THE CORN SECTOR pp. 15

Harry S. Baumes and Abner W. Womack

EVALUATION OF SELECTED CROPPING SYSTEMS ON PENNSYLVANIA DAIRY FARMS pp. 16

William F. Lazarus, L. D. Hoffman and E. J. Partenheimer

RESEARCH ISSUES IN NATURAL RESOURCE ECONOMICS pp. 16

Cleve E. Willis

SOME POLITICAL ARITHMETIC OF LARGE AND SMALL pp. 16

B. F. Stanton

THE ECONOMICS OF WETLANDS PRESERVATION IN VIRGINIA pp. 16

Leonard Shabman, Sandra S. Batie and Carl C. Mabbs-Zeno

AN HISTORICAL ANALYSIS OF AGRICULTURAL LAND USE DYNAMICS IN DELAWARE'S COASTAL ZONE pp. 17

Gerard L. Esposito and Gerald L. Cole

1979, volume 08, articles 01

DEFLATING PRICE SERIES IN REGRESSION MODELS pp. 1

John P. Kuehn

ON A CONSISTENT DEFINITION OF INTENSIVE USE OF A RESOURCE pp. 2

Pritam S. Dhillon

APPROACHES TO RESEARCH ON TRANSFERABLE DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS PROPOSALS: AN OVERVIEW pp. 3

Joseph Diamond and Bruce E. Lindsay

HOUSEHOLD DEMAND FOR FIREWOOD IN RHODE ISLAND pp. 3

Wayne R. Stoddard, Thomas F. Weaver and Timothy J. Tyrrell

AN ECONOMIC COMPARISON OF HAY CROP FORAGE SYSTEMS FOR MILK PRODUCTION IN THE NORTHEAST pp. 4

Wayne A. Knoblauch

Cover and Contents pp. 4

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FORECASTING AID TO FAMILIES WITH DEPENDENT CHILDREN CASELOADS AND PAYMENTS IN DELAWARE pp. 4

Richard F. Bieker

INADVERTENT SOCIAL THEORY: AGGREGATION AND ITS EFFECT ON COMMUNITY RESEARCH pp. 4

Peter H. Greenwood and A. E. Luloff

THE ECONOMICS OF OUTDOOR RECREATION CONGESTION: A CASE STUDY OF CAMPING pp. 4

P Allen and Thomas H. Stevens

AN ANALYSIS OF THE FEDERAL EXTENSION SERVICE APPROPRIATIONS pp. 5

Sidney E. Brown

REGIONAL SELF-SUFFICIENCY IN FOOD PRODUCTION- THE NEW ENGLAND STATES pp. 5

Henry M. Bahn and Robert L. Christensen

VALIDATING PREDICTING EQUATIONS: THE SUPPLY OF FEEDER CALVES IN WEST VIRGINIA pp. 5

John P. Kuehn

MARKET TIME SUPPLY OF NON-HOUSEHOLD-HEAD HIRED FARM WORKER pp. 6

Ronald L. Shane

LEAST-COST MILK ASSEMBLY AND MANUFACTURING PLANT LOCATIONS FOR THE NORTHEASTERN DAIRY INDUSTRY pp. 7

Steven T. Buccola and M. C. Conner