Review of Marketing and Agricultural Economics

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Volume 57, issue 01-02-03, 1989

Contents Page pp. 2

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REFLIST: A Program to Assist in Preparation of Reference Lists in Theses and Journal Articles pp. 5

David Pannell

Consumer Preferences For Loin and Topside Steaks From Beef Carcasses of Different Classification Criteria pp. 11

O.L. Kingston

An Economic Framework for Evaluating New Wheat Varieties pp. 18

John P. Brennan, Dirk L. Godyn and Brian G. Johnston

Optimal Retaliation in International Commodity Markets pp. 25

David Vanzetti and John Kennedy

Deregulation and the New Zealand Agricultural Sector: A Review pp. 28

R.W.M. Johnson, William R. Schroder and N.W. Taylor

EC Agricultural Policy in 1988-89: an early end to reform? pp. 36

Dirk Manegold

Volume 56, issue 03, 1988

Contents Pages pp. 2

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Public or Private Monopoly? pp. 2

John Quiggin

Co-operative Research in Agricultural Economics pp. 5

T. Gordon MacAulay

A SWOT Appraisal of the Australian Profession of Agricultural Economics as at 1988 pp. 7

John L. Dillon

Recent Developments in Applying Duality Theory pp. 8

Denis Lawrence

Book Reviews pp. 9

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Some Comparisons of Recent Estimates of Agricultural Supply Elasticities for the Australian Economy pp. 9

Philip Adams

Supply Response in Broadacre Agriculture pp. 14

Nigel H. Hall, L. Fraser and A. Purtill

Weed Management: A Review of Applied Economics Research in Australia pp. 15

David Pannell

Social Benefits of Serrated Tussock Control in New South Wales pp. 16

David T. Vere, Jack A. Sinden and M.H. Campbell

Changing Variability in Cereal Production in Australia pp. 17

Jock Anderson, John L. Dillon, Peter B.R. Hazell, A.J. Cowie and Guanghua Wan

Supply and Demand Interactions in the New South Wales Prime Lamb Market pp. 19

David T. Vere and Garry R. Griffith

Supply Response and the Theory of Production and Profit Functions pp. 22

Charles A. Wall and Brian S. Fisher

Producer Price Equalization pp. 34

Julian Alston and John Freebairn

Volume 56, issue 02, 1988

Agricultural Economics Training at the University of Sydney pp. 1

Brian S. Fisher

Contribution to Swapmeet Discussion pp. 1

J. Brian Hardaker

Comment pp. 2

Phillip Simmons

Teaching Marketing pp. 2

John J. Quilkey

Supply and Demand in Agricultural Economics Education pp. 2

Robert G. Dumsday and Geoff W. Edwards

Contents Pages pp. 2

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Agricultural Education at RMIHE: some personal views pp. 2

Allan W. Tunstall

"Nice Work if You Can Get It"! pp. 2

David P. Godden

The Place of Expert Systems in Agricultural Economics: a comment pp. 2

Robert M. Colomb

An Integrated Package for Linear Programming pp. 2

David Pannell

Agricultural Economics at the University of New England pp. 3

T. Gordon MacAulay and Roley R. Piggott

Agricultural Economics Training at the University of Queensland pp. 3

Malcolm K. Wegener and Grant S. Vinning

The Place of Expert Systems in Agricultural Economics pp. 4

David Pannell

Experiences in Developing an Agricultural Business Curriculum pp. 6

William R. Schroder

Teaching Agricultural Economics pp. 6

Anthony H. Chisholm

Book Reviews pp. 10

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Industrial Concentration in Australian Agribusiness pp. 12

A. Clyde Vollmers

The Consumption Behaviour of Farmers: a review of the evidence pp. 15

L. Paul O'Mara, John D. Mullen, Roy A. Powell and B.F. Reece

Recent Changes in EC Agricultural Policy: a 1987-88 policy review pp. 26

Dirk Manegold

Volume 56, issue 01, 1988

Australia's Real Exchange Rate: 1985 to 1990 pp. 1

Peter Dixon and B.R. Parmenter

Contents Pages pp. 2

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Economic Theology and the Consumer Interest pp. 2

Julian Alston

Should the Exchange Rate be a Target Variable for Government Policy? pp. 3

Andrew B. Stoeckel

The Exchange Rate -- can we, should we do something about it? (Comment on Stoeckel, Valentine and Higgs) pp. 3

Fred H.G. Gruen

Exchange Rates and Interest Rates: where to now? Implications for Farmers, Miners and Manufacturers pp. 3

John Kerin

Book Reviews pp. 3

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The Share Market Crash and Australian Agriculture pp. 3

John Freebairn

Sectoral Implications of Changes in Exchange Rates and Interest Rates (comment on Hooke, Fraser and Edwards) pp. 3

John Freebairn

Can Monetary Policy be used to Influence the Real Value of the $A in the Short or Long Run? pp. 4

T.J. Valentine

Impact of Exchange Rate Fluctuations on the Mining Sector pp. 4

Rob W. Fraser

Interstate Trade in Market Milk pp. 5

Annette M. Small

The Importance of Agriculture: what hope for agriculture, and what needs doing? pp. 6

Alan G. Lloyd

Interest Rates, the Exchange Rate and Farmers pp. 6

Gus Hooke

Implications For Manufacturers pp. 6

C.T. Edwards

How Domestic Economic Conditions Influence the Real Exchange Rate pp. 7

Peter J. Higgs

Outlook for Interest Rates and the Exchange Rate pp. 7

Fred Argy

Effects of Petroleum Product Excises on Agriculture pp. 8

Russell Mannion, R. Tillack and David P. Vincent

The Medium Term Outlook for the Real Exchange Rate and Real Interest Rates pp. 8

L. Paul O'Mara

Pricing of Queensland Sugar Cane: Appraisal of the Present Formula and a Suggestion for Reform pp. 9

Peter Dixon and David T. Johnson

Shifting to Certainty?: Australian Rural Policy in 1987 pp. 18

Rolf Gerritsen and Jacky Abbott

Fringe Benefits Taxation and the Rural Sector pp. 145

David J. Collins

Bayesian Econometrics and How to Get Rid of Those Wrong Signs pp. 145

William Griffiths