Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics

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1972, volume 04, articles 01

DISCUSSION: ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL INDICATORS OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT FROM AN ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT pp. 3

John E. Waldrop

QUALITY OF SCHOOLING IN RURAL AREAS pp. 3

Jerry G. West and Donald D. Osburn

MARGINAL FARMS--A MICRO DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY pp. 4

Kenneth C. Schneeberger and Jerry G. West

HOG PRICE FLEXIBILITIES AS RELATED TO CYCLE PHASES pp. 4

Parvin, David W.,

IMPACTS OF A NEW AGRICULTURAL PROCESSING PLANT ON RURAL DEVELOPMENT pp. 5

Gerald A. Doeksen and P. James Rathwell

ECONOMIC RESEARCH PROGRAMS FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT--WHY DO IT? pp. 5

William C. Motes

UNDEREMPLOYMENT AS A CRITERION FOR SPECIAL EDA BENEFITS, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO RURAL COUNTIES pp. 5

James E. Horne and Luther G. Tweeten

FINANCIAL INTERMEDIATION IN AGRICULTURE: A SUGGESTED ANALYTICAL MODEL pp. 5

Peter J. Barry and John A. Hopkin

TEMPERATURE PROBABILITIES AND THE BAYESIAN 'NO DATA' PROBLEM pp. 5

Thomas Sporleder

AN EVALUATION OF MARKET ORDER GRADE CHANGES USING COVARIANCE ANALYSIS pp. 5

John P. Nichols

THE OPPORTUNITY COST OF PROTECTING CROPPING HISTORY pp. 5

R. Lynn Harwell and P. Leo Strickland

MEAN-VARIANCE ANALYSIS OF ALTERNATIVE HEDGING STRATEGIES pp. 6

David W. Holland, Wayne D. Purcell and Terry Hague

PUBLIC FINANCING OF COMMUNITY SERVICES pp. 6

Everett E. Peterson

FINANCIAL OPTIONS USED FOR FINANCING SELECTED PUBLIC INVESTMENTS IN THREE WASHINGTON STATE COMMUNITIES, 1930-1965 pp. 6

Nelson L. Bills

SPECIFICATION OF SUPPLIES AND DEMANDS FOR SUBSECTOR AND SUBMARKET STUDIES pp. 6

David H. Harrington

THE VALUE ADDED TAX: A PRELIMINARY LOOK AT EFFECTS ON THE AGRICULTURAL SECTOR pp. 6

J.B. Penn, George D. Irwin and Robert A. Richardson

THE CONSUMER MARKET FOR PECANS AND COMPETING NUTS pp. 6

Floyd W. Williams, M.G. Laplante and E.K. Heaton

COVER AND CONTENTS PAGES pp. 6

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PLANNING EDUCATIONAL SERVICES pp. 6

Fred C. White and Luther G. Tweeten

THE ESTIMATION OF COTTON COSTS IN THE SOUTHEAST pp. 6

Dale M. Hoover, Gerald A. Carlson and J. Gwyn Sutherland

APPRAISING THE EFFECTS OF THE AGRICULTURAL ACT OF 1970 UPON OKLAHOMA'S ECONOMY pp. 6

R. Lynn Harwell, Gerald A. Doeksen and P. Leo Strickland

IMPORT DEMAND FOR RICE IN THE EEC: IMPLICATIONS OF U.S. MARKET PROMOTION pp. 6

Yashwant N. Junghare, Randall Stelly and Robert R. Wilson

ESTIMATING INTERCOUNTY EMPLOYMENT LINKAGES IN A MULTI-COUNTY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT pp. 6

Dean F. Schreiner, George Muncrief and Bob Davis

RELATING FARM AND OPERATOR CHARACTERISTICS TO MULTIPLE GOALS pp. 6

Wyatte L. Harman, Vernon Eidman, Roy E. Hatch and P.L. Claypool

AN ANALYTICAL APPROACH TO THE CONSOLIDATION OF COUNTIES IN NORTH AND WEST FLORIDA BASED ON EDUCATIONAL EFFICIENCY CRITERIA pp. 6

William D. Ricker and Fred H. Tyner

ECONOMIC INCENTIVES TO REDUCE THE QUANTITY OF CHEMICALS USED IN COMMERCIAL AGRICULTURE pp. 6

Ronald D. Lacewell and William R. Masch

THE WELFARE REFORM BILL AND ITS EFFECTS IN THE SOUTH pp. 7

Gerald B. White and Burl F. Long

TOWARD A MORE COMPLETE COMPARISON OF FARM AND NONFARM PROPRIETORSHIP INCOME pp. 7

Thomas A. Carlin and Edward I. Reinsel

ECONOMIC FACTORS INFLUENCING THE LEVEL OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF MULTICOUNTY AREAS pp. 7

Stan G. Daberkow

AREAWIDE PLANNING FOR OPTIMUM LOCATION OF HOSPITAL FACILITIES FOR RURAL PEOPLE pp. 7

Bobby R. Eddleman

A QUANTITATIVE APPROACH TO THE FEEDLOT REPLACEMENT DECISION pp. 7

Kenneth E. Nelson and Wayne D. Purcell

ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF INTERSECTORAL INCOME TRANSFERS pp. 7

Andrew A. Duymovic and Raymond O.P. Farrish

COMMUNITY AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT--IMPLICATIONS FOR ECONOMIC EXTENSION PROGRAMS pp. 7

W. Neill Schaller

NONFARM INVESTORS AND BEEF BREEDING HERDS -- INCENTIVES AND CONSEQUENCES pp. 7

Virden L. Harrison and W. Fred Woods

TOWARD A POSSIBLY PRACTICAL FRAMEWORK FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT POLICIES AND PROGRAMS pp. 8

Lynn M. Daft

LEAST COST WORLD TRADE PATTERNS FOR GRAINS AND MEATS pp. 8

John R. Moore, Sammy Elaassar and Billy V. Lessley

APPLICATIONS OF SIMULATION TO REGIONAL AND COMMUNITY PLANNING pp. 9

Gerald A. Doeksen

ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL INDICATORS OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT FROM AN ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT pp. 17

Clark Edwards and Robert Coltrane

1971, volume 03, articles 01

INTERGOVERNMENTAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR DEALING WITH POLLUTION PROBLEMS pp. 3

Leigh H. Hammond

COVER AND CONTENTS PAGES pp. 4

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EXTENSION NEEDS TO KEEP MANAGERS OF COMMERCIAL AGRICULTURE UP-TO-DATE pp. 4

Ted R. Nelson

A SYSTEMS APPROACH TO PEST CONTROL RESEARCH pp. 5

Robert P. Jenkins

PREDICTION OF SHELL EGG PRICE--A SHORTRUN MODEL pp. 5

Sujit K. Roy

FORMAL TRAINING REQUIREMENTS FOR FUTURE MANAGERS OF COMMERCIAL AGRICULTURE pp. 5

Willard F. Williams

THE USE OF DISCRETE VARIABLES TO ESTIMATE PRICE AND INCOME ELASTICITIES FOR PRODUCTS WITH SEASONAL CONSUMPTION PATTERNS pp. 5

Trammell, David T., and Verner G. Hurt

INTERTEMPORAL ALLOCATION OF GROUND WATER IN THE CENTRAL OGALLALA FORMATION: AN APPLICATION OF A MULTISTAGE SEQUENTIAL DECISION MODEL pp. 6

Solomon E. Bekure and Vernon Eidman

THE BENEFIT-COST RATIO IN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT PLANNING pp. 6

George A. Pavelis

DEMAND THEORY: TIME ALLOCATION AND OUTDOOR RECREATION pp. 6

Robert R. Wilson

ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS OF ALTERNATIVE ALLOCATIONS OF AN EXHAUSTIBLE IRRIGATION WATER SUPPLY pp. 6

Ronald D. Lacewell and H.W. Grubb

DATA AND MODELS FOR EFFECTIVE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN POLLUTION CONTROL pp. 6

Ronald M. North

THE MIDDLE SIZED FARMING OPERATION: A GOODS-AND-SERVICES FIRM? pp. 6

J.A. Ginzel, E.W. Kehrberg and George D. Irwin

ENVIRONMENTAL AND ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF RECYCLING LIVESTOCK WASTES--ALGAE PRODUCTION USING WASTE PRODUCTS pp. 6

John B. Martin and Carl E. Madewell

A RE-EVALUATION OF THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE RURAL-TO-URBAN LABOR FLOW pp. 6

Russell H. Brannon and Kurt R. Anschel

A SIMULTANEOUS EQUATION APPROACH TO PRODUCTION RESPONSE: DELTA REGION pp. 7

J.B. Penn and George D. Irwin

FUTURE STRUCTURE OF THE TEXAS CATTLE FEEDING INDUSTRY AS PROJECTED BY TRANSITION PROBABILITIES UTILIZING A CONVEX PROGRAM pp. 7

Ernest E. Davis

ACTUAL VERSUS POTENTIAL GROWTH OF A FARM FIRM: AN EX POST ANALYSIS pp. 7

D. Ray Humberd

NEGATIVE INCOME TAXES, CHILDRENS' ALLOWANCES AND THE FAMILY ASSISTANCE PLAN - BENEFITS TO PEOPLE WITH FARM EARNINGS pp. 7

Edward I. Reinsel

SIMULATING THE IMPACT OF INPUT-PRICE INFLATION ON FARM INCOME pp. 7

Leroy Quance and Luther G. Tweeten

FACTORS IN FREIGHT CAR SUPPLY pp. 7

T.Q. Hutchinson

CATTLE CYCLES REVISITED pp. 8

John R. Franzmann

A THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK FOR VIEWING POLLUTION PROBLEMS pp. 8

Max R. Langham

THE BAYESIAN DECISION MODEL WITH MORE THAN ONE PREDICTOR--AN APPLICATION TO THE STOCKING RATE PROBLEM pp. 8

Fred C. White and Vernon Eidman

IMPLEMENTATION OF EFFECTIVE POLLUTION CONTROL BY FOOD PROCESSORS pp. 8

William M. Crosswhite

LOCAL MARKET INFORMATION SERVICES IN THE STRATEGY OF AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT pp. 9

Eldon D. Smith, Nguen Srisuruksa and Perry Phillipp

FEED/CATTLE PRICE RELATIONSHIPS AND THE OPTIMUM SYSTEM AND LOCATION OF CATTLE FEEDING IN TEXAS pp. 10

Ed Williams and Donald E. Farris