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Are High Wage Jobs Hazardous to Your Health? The Myth That Attracting Higher Paying Extractive Industry Jobs Is a Desirable Community Economic Development Strategy pp. 5: John Loomis, Joe Kerkvliet and Stephan Weiler
Comparing Commodity Programs under the 2002 Farm Bill to the USDA Proposal for Marketing Loan, Direct Payment, and Counter- Cyclical Payment Programs pp. 9: Keith Coble, John Anderson, Sarah E. Thomas and J. Corey Miller
Analysis of Revenue Assurance Proposals pp. 10: Michael R. Dicks and Kim B. Anderson
Entrepreneurial Activity by Women in Rural South Dakota pp. 10: Abbigail Meeder and Carol J. Cumber
Genotyping: What Applied Economists Should Know pp. 11: Eric DeVuyst, David Lambert and Marc L. Bauer

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Shifting from Commodity Programs to a Stewardship Program pp. 6: Michael R. Dicks
The Farm Level Impacts of Operating the Current Farm Bill at Reduced Federal Budget Spending Levels pp. 7: J. Marc Raulston, James Richardson, Steven Klose and Joe Outlaw
High Economic Values from High Peaks of the West pp. 8: Catherine M. Keske and John Loomis
Agricultural Household Hedging With Off-Farm Income pp. 13: Steven Blank and Kenneth W. Erickson
U.S. Corn Producer’s Response to Increased Energy Prices: Evidence from Producer Surveys in 2001 and 2005 pp. 14: Stan G. Daberkow, Dayton Lambert and Wesley Musser

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University-Retail Industry Research Partnerships as a Means to Analyze Consumer Response: The Case of Mad Cow Disease pp. 5: Steven Vickner, DeeVon Bailey and Al Dustin
More Change Than You Think: Tracking Oregon Farmers’ Markets and Their Managers 1998-2005 pp. 6: Larry Lev, Linda Brewer and Garry Stephenson
Hedging Irrigation Risk through Water Markets: Trends and Opportunities pp. 6: Ereney Hadjigeorgalis
Transboundary Water Resource Management and Conflict Resolution: A Coasian Strategic Negotiations Approach pp. 7: Justin Scott Baker and David B. Willis
Ranchers Diverse in Their Drought Management Strategies pp. 8: Christopher T. Bastian, Sian Mooney, Amy M. Nagler, John P. Hewlett, Steven I. Paisley, Michael A. Smith, W. Marshall Frasier and Wendy Umberger
Malt Barley Risk Management Strategies pp. 8: Cole Gustafson, William Wilson and Bruce L. Dahl

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Results Based Risk Management Education pp. 4: Jon Newkirk and Dennis Fiess
China’s Trade Surplus with the United States: The Role of Exchange Rates pp. 5: Won W. Koo and Renan Zhuang
Lessons Learned from Developing and Offering a Web-Based Course on Futures and Options pp. 6: Larry D. Makus
Immigration Reform: Implications for Agriculture pp. 9: Philip L. Martin
River Basin Indicators: a Framework for Evaluation in the Rio Grande pp. 9: Bruce P. Hooper and Frank A. Ward

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As Ecosystem Services Are Demanded of Agriculture, What of Agricultural Economists? pp. 3: Scott Swinton
The Cow That Stole Christmas? Exploring the Role of Media Coverage in Recent BSE Outbreaks pp. 5: James Pritchett and Dawn Thilmany
Indemnifying Asset Value Losses Related to Livestock Disease Announcements pp. 6: Cheryl Sinn DeVuyst and Eric DeVuyst
The Impact of Rising Energy Prices on Income for Representative Farms in the Western United States pp. 7: J. Marc Raulston, George M. Knapek, Joe Outlaw, James Richardson, Steven Klose and David Anderson
Who Are Public Land Ranchers and Why Are They Out There? pp. 7: John A. Tanaka, L. Allen Torell and Neil R. Rimbey

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THE MEXICAN CATTLE AND BEEF INDUSTRY: DEMAND, PRODUCTION, AND TRADE pp. 5: Derrell S. Peel
MEASURING NET BENEFITS RESULTING FROM UNIVERSITY-INDUSTRY COLLABORATION: AN EXAMPLE FROM THE NEW MEXICO CHILE TASK FORCE pp. 6: Jay M. Lillywhite, Jerry Hawkes and James D. Libbin
RANGELAND ECONOMICS, ECOLOGY, AND SUSTAINABILITY: IMPLICATIONS FOR POLICY AND ECONOMIC RESEARCH pp. 7: John A. Tanaka, Neil R. Rimbey and L. Allen Torell
EVOLVING CONSERVATION EASEMENT MARKETS IN THE WEST pp. 7: Dana Hoag, Christopher T. Bastian, Catherine M. Keske, Donald M. McLeod and Andrew Marshall
POVERTY IN THE WEST: CHANGING FORTUNES FROM 1990-2000 pp. 11: Mindy S. Crandall and Bruce A. Weber

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RANGELANDS AND THE ACADEMY: OPPORTUNITIES FOR ECONOMISTS IN THE WEST pp. 5: W. Marshall Frasier
THE UNCERTAIN FUTURE OF THE MEXICAN MARKET FOR U.S. COTTON: IMPACT OF THE ELIMINATION OF TEXTILE AND CLOTHING QUOTAS pp. 5: Jose Enrique Lopez and Jaime E. Malaga
INVASIVE SPECIES IN AGRICULTURE: A RISING CONCERN pp. 6: Colin Carter, James Chalfant and Rachael Goodhue
CONFRONTING LAND FRAGMENTATION: OPPORTUNITIES FOR FEDERAL RESEARCH AND OUTREACH PROGRAMMING PARTNERSHIPS pp. 7: Donald M. McLeod
THE INCREASING ROLE OF DIRECT MARKETING AND FARMERS MARKETS FOR WESTERN US PRODUCERS pp. 7: Dawn Thilmany and Philip Watson

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ECONOMIC FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO THE U.S. BEEF PRICE SURGE IN 2003 pp. 4: John M. Marsh
IMPLICATIONS OF THE CONSUMER RESPONSE TO EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES AND DISEASES FOR INTERNATIONAL TRADE: THE CASE OF JAPAN pp. 6: Hiromi Ouchi, Jill McCluskey and Thomas Wahl
ANIMAL HEALTH: THE POTENTIAL ROLE FOR LIVESTOCK DISEASE INSURANCE pp. 6: Jennifer L. Grannis, John W. Green and Megan L. Bruch
THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF RIVER RATS AND IDAHO'S FOUR RIVERS WHITEWATER RAFTING LOTTERY pp. 8: Hayley Chouinard and Jonathan Yoder