Agricultural Economics

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Continuation of Agricultural Economics.

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Volume 37, month 12, 2007

Introduction: the 26th conference of the IAAE pp. v-xii

Keijiro Otsuka and Kaliappa Kalirajan

Agricultural growth and economic development: a view through the globalization lens pp. 1-12

Prabhu Pingali

Empowering rural people for their own development pp. 13-27

Hans Binswanger-Mkhize

The economics of natural disasters: implications and challenges for food security pp. 31-45

Hartwig De Haen and Günter Hemrich

The impact of droughts and floods on food security and policy options to alleviate negative effects pp. 47-58

Stephen Devereux

The impact of natural and manmade disasters on household welfare pp. 59-73

Yasuyuki Sawada

The Doha agenda and agricultural trade reform: the role of economic analysis pp. 77-87

Will Martin and Kym Anderson

Globalization, privatization, and vertical coordination in food value chains in developing and transition countries pp. 89-102

Johan Swinnen and Miet Maertens

Food regulation and trade under the WTO: ten years in perspective pp. 103-118

David Orden and Donna Roberts

Economics of biofortification pp. 119-133

Matin Qaim, Alexander Stein and J.V. Meenakshi

Food safety in a globalizing world: opportunities and challenges for India pp. 135-147

Dina Umali‐Deininger and Mona Sur

Food safety as a global public good pp. 149-158

Laurian Unnevehr

Technological progress for sustaining food‐population balance: achievement and challenges pp. 161-172

Mahabub Hossain

Rural nonfarm employment in developing countries in an era of globalization pp. 173-183

Thomas Reardon, Kostas Stamoulis and Prabhu Pingali

Agricultural research and policy for better health and nutrition in developing countries: a food systems approach pp. 187-198

Per Pinstrup‐Andersen

The nutrition transition in high‐ and low‐income countries: what are the policy lessons? pp. 199-211

Barry Popkin and Shu Wen Ng

Coping with drought in rice farming in Asia: insights from a cross‐country comparative study pp. 213-224

Sushil Pandey, Humnath Bhandari, Shijun Ding, Preeda Prapertchob, Ramesh Sharan, Dibakar Naik, Sudhir K. Taunk and Asras Sastri

Productivity in Malagasy rice systems: wealth‐differentiated constraints and priorities pp. 225-237

Bart Minten, Jean‐Claude Randrianarisoa and Christopher Barrett

Economic statistics and U.S. agricultural policy pp. 237-248

Bruce Gardner, Barry Goodwin and Mary Ahearn

Income distributional effects of using market‐based instruments for managing common property resources pp. 249-259

Siwa Msangi and Richard E. Howitt

Designing frameworks to deliver unknown information to support market‐based instruments pp. 261-269

Mark Eigenraam, Loris Strappazzon, Nicola Lansdell, Craig Beverly and Gary Stoneham

Tariff line analysis of U.S. and international dairy protection pp. 271-280

Jason Grant, Thomas Hertel and Thomas Rutherford

Meta‐analysis of general and partial equilibrium simulations of Doha Round outcomes pp. 281-286

Sebastian Hess and Stephan Von Cramon‐Taubadel

The Doha development round and Africa: partial and general equilibrium analyses of tariff preference erosion pp. 287-295

Mohamed Hedi Bchir, Stephen Karingi, Andrew Mold, Patrick Osakwe and Mustapha Sadni Jallab

IAAE Synopsis: contributions of agricultural economics to critical policy issues pp. 297-300

John W. Longworth

IAAE Synopsis: contributions of agricultural economics to critical policy issues pp. 300-303

David Colman

IAAE Synopsis: contributions of agricultural economics to critical policy issues pp. 303-305

Yujiro Hayami

IAAE Synopsis: contributions of agricultural economics to critical policy issues pp. 305-306

Assalamu Alaikum and Rashid Hassan

IAAE Synopsis: contributions of agricultural economics to critical policy issues pp. 306-309

Mark Rosegrant

Volume 37, month 09, 2007

Contributions of agricultural economics to critical policy issues: selected papers presented at the XXVI IAAE conference pp. 127-132

Ruerd Ruben and Kees Burger

Consistent poverty comparisons and inference pp. 133-139

Channing Arndt and Kenneth Simler

The long‐term impacts of orphanhood on education attainment and land inheritance among adults in rural Kenya pp. 141-149

Takashi Yamano

Poverty targeting, resource degradation and heterogeneous endowments—a micro‐simulation analysis of a less‐favored Ethiopian village pp. 151-158

Marijke Kuiper and Ruerd Ruben

Land inequality and economic growth: a dynamic panel data approach pp. 159-165

Ricardo Fort

The dynamics of Chinese rural households' participation in labor markets pp. 167-178

Stephan Brosig, Thomas Glauben, Thomas Herzfeld, Scott Rozelle and Xiaobing Wang

Sharecropping efficiency in Ethiopia: threats of eviction and kinship pp. 179-188

Menale Kassie and Stein Holden

Rainfall or price variability: what determines rangeland management decisions? A simulation‐optimization approach to South African savannas pp. 189-200

Jan Börner, Steven I. Higgins, Jochen Kantelhardt and Simon Scheiter

Taking a new look at empirical models of adoption: average treatment effect estimation of adoption rates and their determinants pp. 201-210

Aliou Diagne and Matty Demont

EU agri‐environmental programs and the “restaurant table effect” pp. 211-218

Thilo Glebe and Klaus Salhofer

A look into the nature of complex systems and beyond “Stonehenge” economics: coping with complexity or ignoring it in applied economics? pp. 219-235

Chris Noell

Differentiating the consumer benefits from labeling of GM food products pp. 237-242

Sara Scatasta, Justus Wesseler and Jill Hobbs

Do farmers benefit from participating in specialty markets and cooperatives? The case of coffee marketing in Costa Rica1 pp. 243-248

Meike Wollni and Manfred Zeller

Food consumption impacts of adherence to dietary norms in the United States: a quantitative assessment pp. 249-256

Chittur Srinivasan

Auction markets for specialty food products with geographical indications pp. 257-264

Günter Schamel

Spillovers from high‐value agriculture for exports on land use in developing countries: evidence from Madagascar pp. 265-275

Bart Minten, Lalaina Randrianarison and Johan Swinnen

Economies of scale and market structure in international grain trade pp. 277-291

Margherita Scoppola

The impact of coffee price changes on rural households in Uganda pp. 293-303

Maurizio Bussolo, Olivier Godart, Jann Lay and Rainer Thiele

Modeling differentiated quality standards in the agri‐food sector: the case of meat trade in the enlarged EU pp. 305-315

Marie-Luise Rau and Frank van Tongeren

Volume 36, month 05, 2007

Supermarkets, wholesalers, and tomato growers in Guatemala pp. 281-290

Ricardo Hernández, Thomas Reardon and Julio Berdegue

Determinants of economic well‐being among U.S. farm operator households pp. 291-304

Hisham S. El‐Osta, Ashok Mishra and Mitchell J. Morehart

Welfare impacts of import controls on Botswana's horticulture pp. 305-311

Tebogo Seleka

Quantity and quality effects of advertising: a demand system approach pp. 313-324

Diansheng Dong, Harry Kaiser and Øystein Myrland

Testing errors, supplier segregation, and food safety pp. 325-334

S. Andrew Starbird

Are small‐scale rice farmers in eastern India really inefficient? Examining the effects of microtopography on technical efficiency estimates pp. 335-346

Nobuhiko Fuwa, Christopher Edmonds and Pabitra Banik

Effects on poverty and equity of the decline in collective tank irrigation management in Tamil Nadu, India pp. 347-362

Kei Kajisa, K. Palanisami and Takeshi Sakurai

The economic impact of cowpea research in Senegal: an ex‐post analysis with disadoption pp. 363-375

Kathryn Boys, M. Faye, Joan Fulton and J. Lowenberg‐DeBoer

Characteristics and hedonic pricing of differentiated beef demands pp. 377-393

William Hahn and Kenneth Mathews

Economic development and the role of agricultural technology pp. 395-404

Sharmistha Self and Richard Grabowski

Are citizens willing to pay for agricultural multifunctionality? pp. 405-419

Zein Kallas, José A. Gómez‐Limón and Manuel Arriaza

Does human capital raise farm or nonfarm earning more? New insight from a rural Pakistan household panel pp. 421-428

Elan Satriawan and Scott Swinton

Volume 36, month 03, 2007

Evaluating the impact of agricultural extension on farms' performance in Crete: a nonneutral stochastic frontier approach pp. 135-146

Ariel Dinar, Giannis Karagiannis and Vangelis Tzouvelekas

Farmer management of production risk on degraded lands: the role of wheat variety diversity in the Tigray region, Ethiopia pp. 147-156

Salvatore Di Falco, Jean-Paul Chavas and Melinda Smale

Determinants of millet diversity at the household‐farm and village‐community levels in the drylands of India: the role of local seed systems pp. 157-167

Latha Nagarajan, Melinda Smale and Paul Glewwe

Coping with flood: role of institutions in Bangladesh pp. 169-180

Shahidur Khandker

Accounting for agricultural decline with economic growth in Taiwan pp. 181-190

Ling Sun, Lilyan Fulginiti, E. Wesley and F. Peterson

Agricultural growth and poverty in an archetypical middle income country: Chile 1987–2003 pp. 191-202

Gustavo Anríquez and Ramon Lopez

Determinants, differentiation, and development of short‐term marginal costs in dairy production: an empirical analysis for selected regions of the EU pp. 203-220

Christine Wieck and Thomas Heckelei

Productivity change in Taiwan's farmers' credit unions: a nonparametric risk‐adjusted Malmquist approach pp. 221-231

Po‐Chi Chen, Ming‐Miin Yu, Ching‐Cheng Chang and Shih‐Hsun Hsu

Exchange rate alignment and producer support estimates (PSEs) for India pp. 233-243

Fuzhi Cheng and David Orden

Farm‐gate tomato price negotiations under asymmetric information pp. 245-251

Moti Jaleta and Cornelis Gardebroek

Agricultural trade liberalization and economic development: the role of downstream market power pp. 253-270

Richard J. Sexton, Ian Sheldon, Steve McCorriston and Humei Wang

Hedging dairy production losses using weather‐based index insurance pp. 271-280

Xiaohui Deng, Barry Barnett, Dmitry Vedenov and Joe W. West

Volume 36, month 01, 2007

Why do transaction costs of agricultural policies vary? pp. 1-11

Per Kristian Rørstad, Arild Vatn and Valborg Kvakkestad

How sustainable is participatory watershed development in India? pp. 13-22

Jetske Bouma, Daan van Soest and Erwin Bulte

Legal systems, institutional environment, and food safety pp. 23-38

Nesve Brewster and Peter Goldsmith

Optimal supplier testing and tolerance strategies for genetically modified (GM) wheat pp. 39-48

William Wilson, Bruce L. Dahl and Eric Jabs

Efficiency, subsidies, and environmental adaptation of animal farming under CAP pp. 49-65

Werner Kleinhanß, Carmen Murillo, Carlos San Juan and Stefan Sperlich

Finding optimal price risk management instruments: the case of the Spanish potato sector pp. 67-78

María Bielza, Alberto Garrido and José M. Sumpsi

Asymmetric information in cattle auctions: the problem of revaccinations pp. 79-88

Athanasios Chymis, Harvey James, Srinivasa Konduru, Vern L. Pierce and Robert L. Larson

Why don't producers adopt best management practices? An analysis of the beef cattle industry pp. 89-102

Jeffrey Gillespie, Seon‐Ae Kim and Krishna Paudel

Does crop insurance influence agrochemical uses under current Chinese situations? A case study in the Manasi watershed, Xinjiang pp. 103-112

Funing Zhong, Manxiu Ning and Li Xing

Economic implications of alternative mill mud management options in the Australian sugar industry pp. 113-122

Muhammad Qureshi, Sumaira E. Qureshi and Malcolm K. Wegener

Herbicide resistance and the adoption of integrated weed management by Western Australian grain growers pp. 123-130

Rick S. Llewellyn, Robert K. Lindner, David Pannell and Stephen B. Powles

Agricultural Commodity Markets and Trade: New Approaches to Analyzing Market Structure and Instability pp. 131-132

John Schroeter

How to Spend $50 Billion to Make the World a Better Place pp. 132-133

George Norton