Australian Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics
1957 - 2025
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Volume 69, issue 3, 2025
- Markets in Biodiversity Offsets pp. 476-478

- Nick Hanley and Katherine Simpson
- The Right Tree in the Right Place: Why Are Urban Tree Targets in Australia Harder Than They Seem? pp. 479-483

- Sorada Tapsuwan
- Challenges and Changes in Australia's Grain Production and Supply Chains pp. 484-489

- Ross Kingwell
- A History of the Australasian Agricultural and Resource Economics Society pp. 490-500

- David Pannell and Bill Malcolm
- Local Economic Impacts of an Unconventional Energy Boom: A Long‐Term Evaluation pp. 501-509

- David A. Fleming‐Muñoz and Lavinia Poruschi
- The Exposure of Australia's Housing Stock to Climate Risks pp. 510-525

- Trinh Le, Daniel Melser and Ummul Ruthbah
- Consumer Demand for Sustainably Produced Shrimp pp. 526-539

- Bui Bich Xuan, Erlend Dancke Sandorf, Quach Thi Khanh Ngoc and Truong Ngoc Phong
- Comparing the Value of Natural Capital in South Australian Farmland Using Market Sales and Assessed Valuation pp. 540-555

- Maksuda Mannaf, Sarah Ann Wheeler and Alec Zuo
- Determinants of Agricultural Fires: An Aggregative Games Approach pp. 556-565

- Wilfredo L. Maldonado and Jessica A. Barbosa
- The Moderating Effect of Informal Institutions: Clans and Straw Burning in China pp. 566-583

- Liang Tang, Tongwei Qiu and Biliang Luo
- Understanding Farmers' Policy Preferences for Solar‐Powered Irrigation Systems in Karnataka, India: A Choice Experiment Approach pp. 584-597

- Aditya Korekallu Srinivasa and Dagmar Mithöfer
- The Impact of Agricultural Index Insurance on Farmers' Welfare and Climate Resilience: Findings From Uzbekistan pp. 598-610

- Laura Moritz, Lena Kuhn and Ihtiyor Bobojonov
- The Sources of Slow Declines in Agricultural Nutrient Leakage: Evidence From Sweden pp. 611-624

- Julia Wahtra and Holger Johnsson
- The Impacts of the Sanitation Campaign on Improving Living Environments: Evidence From Rural China pp. 625-648

- Qingen Gai, Chengzheng Li and Xiong Xiao
- Fostering a Sustainability Transition Toward the Organic Farming Paradigm: A Policy Innovation Perspective pp. 649-661

- Rahul B. Hiremath, Yogesh Mahajan, Santanu Bhadra, Ravi Sharma and Ardhendu Shekhar Singh
- Is There a ‘Price’ to Pay for Agricultural TFP Measurement? Limitations of the Distance Function Approach pp. 662-673

- Xinpeng Xu, Yu Sheng and Eldon Ball
- Mobile Technology and Gender: A Pathway to Increased Yield and Farm Profit for Smallholder Farmers in Bangladesh pp. 674-686

- John M. Kandulu, Sarah A. Wheeler, Alec Zuo and Jeffery D. Connor
- Digital Economy and Inclusive Development of New Agricultural Operating Entities pp. 687-700

- Ziming Han and Qiao Liang
- Can Interlinked Credit and Insurance Contracts Boost Farmers' Adoption of Improved Rice Varieties? Field Experimental Evidence from China pp. 701-716

- Haixia Wu, Yan Ge and Jianping Li
- How Food Insecure Are People Living in Australia? pp. 717-731

- Chandana Maitra
- Ronald Roy (‘Roley’) Piggott (1945–2014) pp. 732-733

- Garry Griffith and Vic Wright
- Retelling Australia's Water Story. By Quentin Grafton, Clayton, Victoria, Australia: Monash University Publishing, 2024. 96 pp. $19.95 (paperback) pp. 734-735

- Francisco Alcon
Volume 69, issue 2, 2025
- Large‐Scale Mining and Local Impacts: Evidence From Mongolia pp. 265-280

- Odmaa Narantungalag
- Kyoto's Clean Development Mechanism for Emissions Reduction in Developing Economies pp. 281-297

- Lakmini Fernando and Stephanie McWhinnie
- Can Environmental Regulation Result in Environmental and Economic Improvements? Evidence From the Sugar Industry Under China's Mandatory Environmental Information Disclosure Policy pp. 298-310

- Jingfang Ge, Wiktor Adamowicz and Wei Si
- Climate Variability, Crop Diversification and Rural Household Welfare: Evidence From Senegal pp. 311-329

- Adama Faye, Awudu Abdulai, Williams Ali and Georges A. Abbey
- Can Community‐Based Payments Contribute to a More Equitable Distribution of Farm Income? pp. 330-343

- Atomu Nitta
- Can E‐commerce development improve farmers' incomes? Evidence from prefecture‐level data and the spatial difference‐in‐difference approach pp. 344-368

- Bufan Wang, Pingyang Liu and Aixi Han
- A re‐examination of the relationship between plot size and productivity: The case of Bangladesh pp. 369-382

- Mohammad Raied Arman, Narayan Das, Rafia Nisat and Atiya Rahman
- The potential opportunity of add‐on service values in farmers' markets—A best–worst scaling method pp. 383-404

- Lintang Wardyani, Shuay‐Tsyr Ho, Kiyokazu Ujiie and Shang‐Ho Yang
- Zambia's Agricultural Input Support Programme: Estimating the Impact of the Voucher Delivery System on Crop Diversification pp. 405-421

- Obrian Ndhlovu and Edwin Muchapondwa
- Price premiums for geographical indication under the coexistence of self‐claims and certification pp. 422-439

- Meng Wang, Jihong Ge, Xuesen Fan and Wuyang Hu
- Rice Price Inflation Dynamics in the Philippines pp. 440-452

- Ronald Jeremy Antonio, Harold Glenn Valera, Ashok K. Mishra, Valerien O. Pede, Takashi Yamano and Bernardo Oliva Vieira
- Do China's Agricultural Futures Overreact to U.S. Futures Markets Returns? Evidence From Soybean and Corn Futures pp. 453-470

- Tao Xiong, Wenshu Lv, Guangcheng Fang and Weiyi Xia
Volume 69, issue 1, 2025
- Individual preferences for food items within couples: Validating choice experiments predictions with real purchases data pp. 7-24

- Cristiano Franceschinis, Riccardo Scarpa, Mara Thiene and Roselinde Kessels
- Balancing the cart: Milk, plant‐based alternatives and nutrient availability in New Zealand households pp. 25-42

- Josiah Cleland, Mario Fernandez and Gonzalo Villa‐Cox
- A time‐varying and frequency‐dependent network of conventional and organic milk markets in France and Germany pp. 43-58

- Panos Fousekis
- Promoting sustainable agri‐food production to achieve food and nutrition security: The role of soil conservation practices pp. 59-79

- Junpeng Li, Puneet Vatsa, Wanglin Ma and Phong Quoc Luu
- Does carbon labelling encourage the consumption of low‐emission meat products? Evidence from China pp. 80-99

- Rao Yuan and Zhengmin Tang
- Promoting the adoption of environmentally friendly agricultural practices: The role of crop insurance participation pp. 100-120

- Min Su, Shuyi Feng and Ziming Liu
- What explains changes in grape varietal mixes in Australia's wine regions? pp. 121-136

- German Puga and Kym Anderson
- What drives the overall technical efficiency of farm businesses in the Wheatbelt of Western Australia? Analysis of persistent and transient efficiencies in the presence of firm effects pp. 137-156

- Steele C. West, Amin W. Mugera and Ross S. Kingwell
- Decomposing the impact of genetically modified organism regulation on bilateral trade: An application to corn trade pp. 157-177

- M. Amine Hedoui and John Beghin
- A simple model of internal and external balance for resource‐rich developing countries pp. 178-199

- M. H. Davies and M. Schröder
- Making a material difference: The impacts of a change to plastic‐free clothing pp. 200-231

- Dominic White and Niven Winchester
- The interplay of drought, human–wildlife conflict and food security: Insights from rural Zimbabwe pp. 232-250

- Terrence Kairiza, Asankha Pallegedara and Lloyd Chigusiwa
- Stuart Harris (1931–2024) pp. 251-252

- Michael Harris
Volume 68, issue 4, 2024
- Economic evaluation of alternative urban park designs that conserve irrigation water pp. 713-730

- Claire A. Doll, David Pannell and Michael P. Burton
- Estimating the value of self‐drive recreation in the remote Kimberley: Sensitivity to multi‐destination trips pp. 731-751

- Alaya Spencer‐Cotton, Marit E. Kragt and Michael Burton
- Using contingent behaviour analysis to estimate benefits from coral reefs in Kume Island, Japan: A Poisson‐inverse Gaussian approach with on‐site correction pp. 752-768

- Katsuhito Nohara, Masaki Narukawa and Akira Hibiki
- Measuring quantity in ecosystem markets and ecosystem accounts pp. 769-783

- Gary Stoneham and Craig Beverly
- Electricity contract design and wholesale market outcomes in Australia's National Electricity Market pp. 784-804

- Tim Nelson, Stephanie Easton, Lewis Wand, Joel Gilmore and Tahlia Nolan
- Effect of dependence on natural resources on employment quality: Insights from African countries pp. 805-825

- Armand Totouom, Hilaire Nkengfack and Joseph Pasky Ngameni
- Bioplastics in the basket of Italians: A hybrid framework for understanding the adoption of bioplastic food packaging pp. 826-846

- Giovanbattista Califano, Alessia Lombardi, Teresa Del Giudice, Francesco Caracciolo and Luigi Cembalo
- Adoption of herbicide resistance tests in German arable farming: Insights from the theory of planned behaviour pp. 847-867

- Marius Michels, Vanessa Bonke and Oliver Musshoff
- Antecedents of sustainable agricultural supply chain financing for achieving food security in resource‐constrained developing economies: A complex adaptive systems theory perspective pp. 868-890

- Abdul Samed Muntaka, Isaac Akurugu Apike and David Antwi
- Beyond risk management: Crop insurance premium subsidies reduce cropland abandonment in China pp. 891-911

- Biao Ma, Chao Peng and Le Yu
- Exploring buyer–seller relationships in Indian horticultural marketing: A focus on supermarket buyers pp. 912-930

- Mayank Saini and Ubba Savita
- Unearthing the behavioural factors influencing commodity futures contracts adoption in agriculture—A systematic literature review pp. 931-947

- Hendrik Wever, Marius Michels and Oliver Musshoff
- Vietnamese consumers' willingness to pay for improved food safety for vegetables and pork pp. 948-972

- Hue Vuong, David Pannell, Steven Schilizzi and Michael Burton
Volume 68, issue 3, 2024
- Using artificial intelligence for economic research: An agricultural odyssey pp. 521-529

- Andrew Leigh
- Why trade matters—How policy shapes who eats what where and how it is produced pp. 530-534

- Jenny Gordon
- Will irresistible force overcome immovable object? pp. 535-540

- John Quiggin
- Beyond anthropocentrism in agricultural and resource economics pp. 541-566

- Romain Espinosa and Nicolas Treich
- Meat production and zoonotic disease outbreaks in Asia pp. 567-586

- Ore Koren, Jessica Steinberg and Amit Hagar
- The impact of ocean warming on selected commercial fisheries in New Zealand pp. 587-607

- Hanny John Mediodia, Ilan Noy and Viktoria Kahui
- Expected direct costs of an oil spill in a UNESCO World Heritage area in New Zealand pp. 608-627

- Alexandra L. Egan, B. Louise Chilvers and Sue Cassells
- How to reduce household food waste during and after the COVID‐19 lockdown? Evidence from a structural model pp. 628-652

- Yu Zhang and Danyi Qi
- The Bitcoin‐agricultural commodities nexus: Fresh insight from COVID‐19 and 2022 Russia–Ukraine war pp. 653-677

- Hongjun Zeng, Abdullahi D. Ahmed and Ran Lu
- The impact of repayment obligations arising as a by‐product of input use on partial inefficiency: Evidence from Western Australian farm businesses pp. 678-700

- Steele C. West, Amin W. Mugera and Ross S. Kingwell
- Estimating the productivity of US agriculture: The Fisher total factor productivity index for time series data with unknown prices pp. 701-712

- Thanh Ngo, David Tripe and Duc Khuong Nguyen
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