Australian Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics

1957 - 2025

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MEAN‐GINI ANALYSIS, STOCHASTIC EFFICIENCY AND WEAK RISK AVERSION pp. 77-86: Steven T. Buccola and Abdelbagi Subaei
PERSPECTIVES ON ASSESSING THE IMPACTS OF IMPROVED AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGIES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES pp. 87-108: J. Brian Hardaker, Jock Anderson and John L. Dillon
EFFICIENCY AND EQUITY CONSIDERATIONS IN THE DESIGN OF AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES pp. 109-135: James G. Ryan
USING DIRECT QUESTIONING TO VALUE THE EXISTENCE BENEFITS OF PRESERVED NATURAL AREAS pp. 136-152: Jeffrey Bennett
CROSS HEDGING AUSTRALIAN CATTLE pp. 153-162: Steven Blank

THE ECONOMICS OF INSURING CROPS AGAINST DROUGHT pp. 1-14: Peter Bardsley, Arun Abey and Scott V. Davenport
USUFRUCT AND USURY: AN ANALYSIS OF LAND LEASING IN EAST JAVA pp. 15-32: N.H. Sturgess, Hesti Wijaya and N. Dow
THE EEC SHEEPMEAT MARKET AND VOLUNTARY EXPORT RESTRAINT AGREEMENTS pp. 33-43: Nicola Blyth
THE USE OF CROSS‐SECTIONAL ESTIMATES OF PROFIT FUNCTIONS FOR TESTS OF RELATIVE EFFICIENCY: A CRITICAL REVIEW pp. 44-55: John Quiggin and Anh Bui‐Lan
COMMENTS ON THE BALDERSTONE REPORT: REPLY pp. 56-65: Frank G. Jarrett and James C. McColl

DROUGHT ASSISTANCE POLICY pp. 185-199: John Freebairn
UNDERWRITING AGRICULTURAL COMMODITY PRICES pp. 200-211: John Quiggin
RATIONAL EXPECTATIONS IN THE AUSTRALIAN WOOL INDUSTRY pp. 212-220: Brian S. Fisher
SOME BOUNDS TO THE RELEVANCE OF DECISION THEORY pp. 221-230: Victor E. Wright
ON RISK DEDUCTIONS IN PUBLIC PROJECT APPRAISAL pp. 231-239: Jock Anderson
LOT SIZE AND BREED EFFECTS ON CATTLE PRICES REVISITED pp. 240-242: John C. Naughtin
BOOK REVIEWS pp. 243-253: Emery A. Morelli

AGRICULTURAL POLICY FORMATION: THE DIFFERING FUNCTIONS OF INDEPENDENT ANALYSTS AND ADVISERS pp. 93-103: B.J. Standen
EFFECTIVE RATES OF PROTECTION AND HIDDEN SECTORAL TRANSFERS BY PUBLIC AUTHORITIES pp. 104-115: H. M. Kolsen
THE BALDERSTONE REPORT: AN OVERVIEW pp. 117-123: Frank G. Jarrett
AGRICULTURAL POLICY: COMMONWEALTH‐STATE ISSUES pp. 124-128: R.G. Mauldon
AGRICULTURAL TRENDS AND GENERAL ECONOMIC POLICY pp. 129-133: Alan G. Lloyd
MARKETING AND TRADE POLICY pp. 134-138: B.J. Standen and Robert A. Richardson
TRANSPORT ISSUES pp. 139-144: J.H.E. Taplin and F.D. Gallagher
RURAL COMMUNITIES: SOME SOCIAL ISSUES pp. 145-151: Warren F. Musgrave
AGRICULTURAL POLICY AND INNOVATION pp. 152-156: John W. Longworth
AGRICULTURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT pp. 157-163: Robert G. Dumsday

SUPPLY RESPONSE IN THE AUSTRALIAN EXTENSIVE LIVESTOCK AND CROPPING INDUSTRIES: A STUDY OF INTENTIONS AND EXPECTATIONS pp. 1-11: Brian S. Fisher and Robyn G. Munro
SUPPLY RESPONSE WITH STOCHASTIC TECHNOLOGY AND PRICES IN AUSTRALIA'S RURAL EXPORT INDUSTRIES pp. 12-30: Christopher D. Easter and Quirino Paris
WOOL PRICE STABILISATION AND PROFIT RISK FOR WOOL USERS pp. 31-43: John Quiggin
AN OPTIMAL‐CONTROL APPROACH TO STABILISING AUSTRALIAN WOOL PRICES pp. 44-72: Mike Hinchy and Phillip Simmons
BOOK REVIEWS pp. 73-87: Emery A. Morelli

RIGHTS TO CLEARED LAND AND THE CONTROL OF DRYLAND‐SEEPAGE SALINITY pp. 185-201: Ian Hodge
THE ELASTICITY OF AGGREGATE AUSTRALIAN AGRICULTURAL SUPPLY: ESTIMATES AND POLICY IMPLICATIONS pp. 202-219: S. Pandey, Roley R. Piggott and T. Gordon MacAulay
A NOTE ON DECREASING ABSOLUTE RISK AVERSION AMONG FARMERS IN NEPAL pp. 220-225: K.B. Hamal and Jock Anderson
PRODUCTION RISK AND EFFICIENT ALLOCATION OF RESOURCES pp. 226-232: Jock Anderson and William Griffiths
ESTIMATING THE IMPACT OF BEEF IMPORT RESTRICTIONS IN THE US IMPORT MARKET: COMMENT pp. 233-237: Will Martin
ESTIMATING THE IMPACT OF BEEF IMPORT RESTRICTIONS IN THE US IMPORT MARKET: REPLY pp. 238-240: Robert Chambers, Richard Just, L. Joe Moffitt and Andrew Schmitz
BOOK REVIEWS pp. 241-258: Emery A. Morelli

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS, INTERDEPENDENCE AND UNCERTAINTY pp. 89-97: Jock Anderson
DISTANCE TO INFORMATION SOURCE AND THE TIME LAG TO EARLY ADOPTION OF TRACE ELEMENT FERTILISERS pp. 98-113: Robert K. Lindner, Philip Pardey and Frank G. Jarrett
RELATIONSHIPS AMONG FARMERS' GOALS AND FARM ADJUSTMENT STRATEGIES: SOME EMPIRICS OF A MULTIDIMENSIONAL APPROACH pp. 114-130: John W. Cary and Bill Holmes
THE DEMAND FOR DOMESTICALLY PRODUCED SAWN TIMBER: AN APPLICATION OF THE DIEWERT COST FUNCTION pp. 131-150: Howard E. Doran and David F. Williams
THE REPRESENTATION OF RISK IN ECONOMETRIC MODELS OF SUPPLY: SOME OBSERVATIONS pp. 151-156: John P. Brennan

RELATIVE COST‐EFFECTIVENESS OF INPUT AND OUTPUT SUBSIDIES pp. 1-13: Ross M. Parish and Keith McLaren
PRICE EFFECTS OF WOOL MARKETING INNOVATIONS: SOME EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE pp. 14-22: Brenda Jackson and Murray Spinks
LABOUR SUPPLY AND OFF‐FARM WORK BY FARMERS: THEORY AND ESTIMATION pp. 23-38: Chris Robinson, Pat J. McMahon and John Quiggin
SUPPLY RESPONSIVENESS OF RICE FARMERS IN LAGUNA, PHILIPPINES pp. 39-48: J.C. Flinn, Kaliappa Kalirajan and Linda L. Castillo
USE OF ERRORS OF PREDICTION IN IMPROVING FORECAST ACCURACY: AN APPLICATION TO WOOL IN AUSTRALIA pp. 49-62: B.M.S. Lee and Anh Bui‐Lan
ON THE HIDDEN REVENUE EFFECTS OF WOOL PRICE STABILISATION IN AUSTRALIA: INITIAL RESULTS — A COMMENT pp. 63-65: Bob Richardson
ON THE HIDDEN REVENUE EFFECTS OF WOOL PRICE STABILISATION IN AUSTRALIA: INITIAL RESULTS‐ A REPLY pp. 66-71: Henry Haszler and Bill Curran