Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics

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1980, volume 12, articles 2

DEVELOPING REGIONAL INPUT-OUTPUT MODELS FROM THE U.N. FORMAT ADOPTED BY THE U.S. IN THE NEW 1972 INPUT-OUTPUT MODEL: COMMENT pp. 1

Mark S. Henry

A MODEL OF WEEKLY PRICE DISCOVERY FOR FLORIDA CELERY: REPLY pp. 2

J Shonkwiler and Emilio Pagoulatos

END MATERIALS pp. 2

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A MODEL OF WEEKLY PRICE DISCOVERY FOR FLORIDA CELERY: COMMENT pp. 2

Nelson J. Updaw

PRODUCTION FUNCITON, COST OF PRODUCTION, AND ASSOCIATED OPTIMALITY LINKAGES: A TEXTBOOK SUPPLEMENT pp. 3

Bruce R. Beattie and Wade L. Griffin

RESEARCH PRODUCTIVITY AND SELECTED CHARACTERISTICS OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS RESEARCH AND TEACHING FACULTY IN THE SOUTHERN REGION pp. 4

Josef M. Broder and Rod F. Ziemer

THE FUTURE OF COMMODITY PROGRAMS: SOME COMMENTS pp. 4

G. Edward Schuh

HOUSEHOLD EXPENDITURE ON MEAT VERSUS NONMEAT SOURCES OF PROTEIN IN THE UNITED STATES pp. 4

Barbara J. Redman

ASSESSMENT OF THE PRICE IMPACT OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA CUCUMBER MARKETING ORDER pp. 4

Gary J. Wells and Jerold F. Pittman

COVER AND CONTENTS PAGES pp. 5

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SOME EVIDENCE ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LOAN INSURANCE AND THE SUPPLY OF AGRICULTURAL CREDIT FROM COMMERCIAL BANKS pp. 5

L. Upton Hatch and Wesley Musser

AN ANALYSIS OF COMPETING AGRICULTURAL LAND USES pp. 5

Fred C. White and Frank N. Fleming

CONSUMER ACCEPTANCE OF BEEF PRODUCED UNDER ALTERNATIVE FEEDING SYSTEMS pp. 5

Alvin R. Schupp, Thomas D. Bidner and Nancy C. Clark

ESTIMATING LINEAR PROBABILITY FUNCTIONS: A COMPARISON OF APPROACHES pp. 5

David Debertin, Angelos Pagoulatos and Eldon D. Smith

THE DETERMINANTS OF FOOD STAMP PROGRAM PARTICIPATION pp. 5

James Epperson, Chung L. Huang, Stanley M. Fletcher and W. Keith Scearce

FERTILIZER DEMAND FUNCTIONS FOR FIVE CROPS IN THE UNITED STATES pp. 6

Kisan R. Gunjal, Roland Roberts and Earl O. Heady

IMPACT OF INDUSTRY IN RURAL ECONOMIES: AN INPUT-OUTPUT APPROACH pp. 6

Guedry, Leo J., and David W. Smith

AN ANALYSIS OF POLICY ALTERNATIVES FOR THE U.S. BURLEY TOBACCO MARKET pp. 6

Michael Reed

A MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENTS pp. 6

John Sjo and Arlo W. Biere

AN E-V ANALYSIS OF BEEF CALF BACKGROUNDING SYSTEMS IN GEORGIA pp. 6

Wesley Musser, W. Donald Shurley and Floyd W. Williams

INDIANA FARM-LEVEL IMPACTS OF POSSIBLE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY BANS ON SELECTED SOYBEAN INSECTICIDES pp. 6

Christopher M. Cashman, Marshall A. Martin and Bruce McCarl

IMPACT OF ELIMINATION OF THE FOOD STAMP PROGRAM'S PURCHASE REQUIREMENT ON PARTICIPANTS' FOOD PURCHASES pp. 6

Larry E. Salathe

TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE AND THE RELATIVE SHARE OF LABOR: THE CASE OF TOBACCO PRODUCTION IN THE U.S pp. 6

Pradeep Ganguly

INFLATION, CASH FLOWS, AND GROWTH: SOME IMPLICATIONS FOR THE FARM FIRM pp. 7

Lindon Robison and John R. Brake

IMPLICATION OF RECENT USER CHARGE LEGISLATION FOR BARGE TRANSPORTATION OF AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES pp. 7

James K. Binkley and Leonard Shabman

AN EVALUATION OF FEEDER CATTLE GRADING STANDARDS pp. 7

Kim B. Anderson

THE IMPACT OF CAPITAL GAINS TAX TREATMENTS ON OPTIMAL LIVESTOCK ENTERPRISE SELECTION pp. 7

John T. Pounder, Richard A. Schoney and Gustof A. Peterson

TYPOLOGY AND POLICY FOR SMALL FARMS pp. 9

Luther G. Tweeten, G. Bradley Cilley and Isaac Popoola

TIME VARYING PARAMETERS WITH RANDOM COMPONENTS: THE ORANGE JUICE INDUSTRY pp. 9

Ronald Ward and Daniel S. Tilley

A MODEL OF THE STUBBLE REPLACEMENT DECISION FOR FLORIDA SUGARCANE GROWERS pp. 10

Crane, Donald R., and Thomas Spreen

1980, volume 12, articles 01

END MATERIALS pp. 1

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COMMENTS ON ENERGY PROBLEMS AND ALTERNATIVES: IMPLICATION FOR THE SOUTH pp. 2

James C. Hite

SOME EVIDENCE ON PECUNIARY ECONOMIES OF SIZE FOR FARM FIRMS pp. 4

Bernard V. Tew, Stanley R. Spurlock, Wesley Musser and Bill Miller

ENERGY ACCOUNTING: THE CASE OF FARM MACHINERY IN MARYLAND pp. 4

Phillips W. Foster, John Flemming and Dennis Wichelns

THE PROFITABILITY OF AGRICULTURAL CUSTOMERS FOR COMMERCIAL BANKS IN THE SOUTHEAST pp. 4

Hardy, William E., and Michael W. Moore

FORECASTING SOUTH CAROLINA TOMATO PRICES PRIOR TO PLANTING pp. 4

Gary J. Wells

LEAD-LAG RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN PORK PRICES AT THE RETAIL, WHOLESALE, AND FARM LEVELS pp. 4

Stephen E. Miller

THE IMPACT OF NEW INDUSTRY ON COUNTY GOVERNMENT PROPERTY TAX REVENUE pp. 5

Mark S. Henry and Kathy Lambert

FOOD AND AGRICULTURE IN THE 1980S: THE IMPLIED RESEARCH PRIORITIES pp. 5

Bobby R. Eddleman and Joseph C. Purcell

IMPLEMENTATION OF NEW CONSERVATION PROGRAMS AND THE NEED TO RESPOND TO CHANGING MARKET CONDITIONS pp. 5

Clayton W. Ogg and Ralph E. Heimlich

MEASUREMENT AND MODELING OF FARMERS' GOALS: AN EVALUATION AND SUGGESTIONS pp. 6

George F. Patrick and Brian F. Blake

OPTIMUM NUMBER AND LOCATION OF MANUFACTURING MILK PLANTS TO MINIMIZE MARKETING COSTS pp. 6

Robert L. Beck and J. Don Goodin

ISSUES INVOLVED IN FORMULATING A STRUCTURES POLICY FOR U.S. AGRICULTURE pp. 6

Neal Walker

OBJECTIVE EVALUATION FOR AGRICULTURAL LENDING pp. 6

Hardy, William E., and Johno B. Weed

A MODEL OF WEEKLY PRICE DISCOVERY FOR FLORIDA CELERY pp. 6

J Shonkwiler and Emilio Pagoulatos

COVER AND CONTENTS PAGES pp. 6

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TOWARD A PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF THE CARCASS BEEF MARKET - WEAK FORM TEST OF THE EFFICIENT MARKETS MODEL pp. 7

Clement Ward

A CONTROL THEORY APPROACH TO OPTIMAL IRRIGATION SCHEDULING IN THE OKLAHOMA PANHANDLE pp. 7

Thomas Harris and Mapp, Harry P.,

U.S. AGGREGATE AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION ELASTICITIES ESTIMATED BY AN ARIMA FACTOR SHARE ADJUSTMENT MODEL pp. 7

C. Shumway and Hovav Talpaz

DEVELOPING REGIONAL INPUT-OUTPUT MODELS FROM THE U.N. FORMAT ADOPTED BY THE U.S. IN THE NEW 1972 INPUT-OUTPUT MODEL pp. 7

Dennis Dipietre, Rodney L. Walker and David R. Martella

SMALL FARM POLYPERIOD PLANNING MODEL FOR DEVELOPING ECONOMIES pp. 7

John R. Allison and James Epperson

APPLICATION OF A BIO-ECONOMIC-ENGINEERING MODEL FOR SHRIMP MARICULTURE SYSTEMS pp. 7

Charles M. Adams, Wade L. Griffin, John P. Nichols and Robert E. Brick

THE FUTURE OF FEDERAL PROGRAMS FOR SOUTHERN COMMODITIES pp. 7

John W. Goodwin, Howard C. Williams, Joseph A. Ware and Robert L. Stansberry

IMPLEMENTATION OF ELECTRONIC MARKETING OF SLAUGHTER CATTLE IN VIRGINIA: REQUIREMENTS AND PROCEDURES pp. 8

James R. Russell and Wayne D. Purcell

THE ROLE OF MARKET PRICE-WEIGHT RELATIONSHIPS IN OPTIMAL BEEF CATTLE BACKGROUNDING PROGRAMS pp. 8

Steven T. Buccola, Ernest Bentley and Warren B. Jessee

THE IMPACT OF SELECTED HEDGING STRATEGIES ON THE CASH FLOW POSITION OF CATTLE FEEDERS pp. 9

Wayne D. Purcell and Don A. Riffe

A CRITIQUE OF FEDERAL AGRICULTURAL PROGRAMS pp. 9

Pasour, E.C.,

ENERGY PROBLEMS AND ALTERNATIVES: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE SOUTH pp. 10

David Debertin and Angelos Pagoulatos

A FRAMEWORK FOR FOOD AND AGRICULTURAL POLICY IN THE 1980S pp. 10

Lee, John E.,

INLAND/OCEAN WATERBORNE TRANSPORTATION INNOVATIONS AND PORT CHARGES pp. 10

Gary L. Belcher, James R. Jones and Karl H. Lindeborg

COMMODITY POLICY ISSUES FOR THE 1980S pp. 12

Milton H. Ericksen and James D. Johnson

ABSTRACTS, CONTRIBUTED PAPERS pp. 12

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