Australian Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics

1957 - 2025

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PROPERTY ENTITLEMENTS AND PRICING POLICIES FOR A MATURING WATER ECONOMY pp. 195-220: Alan Randall
CROSS‐SUBSIDISATION OF RURAL AREAS VIA UTILITY PRICING POLICIES pp. 221-232: Norm Thomson and Cliff Walsh
FARM SYNDICATION AND RISK SHARING: A CASE STUDY pp. 233-247: M. K. Bartholomaeus and J. Brian Hardaker
FARMERS' ATTITUDES TO RURAL ADJUSTMENT ASSISTANCE: RESULTS OF A SURVEY IN JEMALONG SHIRE, N.S.W pp. 248-265: Chris Robinson, Pat McMahon and Melissa Gibbs
THE POLICY IMPLICATIONS OF POSSIBLE NEW ZEALAND WHEAT PRICING SCHEMES pp. 266-274: M. M. Rich

HONORARY LIFE MEMBERSHIP pp. 105-106: Keith O. Campbell
ASSESSING SOME EFFECTS OF INFLATION ON THE AGRICULTURAL SECTOR pp. 107-122: John Freebairn
ESTIMATING THE IMPACT OF BEEF IMPORT RESTRICTIONS IN THE US IMPORT MARKET pp. 123-133: Robert Chambers, Richard Just, L. J. Moffitt and Andrew Schmitz
TREE REMOVALS AND SALINE SEEPAGE IN VICTORIAN CATCHMENTS: SOME HYDROLOGIC AND ECONOMIC RESULTS pp. 134-148: P. J. Greig and P. G. Devonshire
PRODUCTION RISK AND INPUT USE: PASTORAL ZONE OF EASTERN AUSTRALIA pp. 149-159: Jock Anderson and William Griffiths
RISK PERCEPTION AND THE ANALYSIS OF RISK ATTITUDES pp. 160-169: John Quiggin
A QUEUEING MODEL FOR EGG PRICE DETERMINATION pp. 170-175: S. M. Strong and A. M. Wolanowski

FUTURES PRICES AS FORECASTS OF COMMODITY SPOT PRICES: LIVE CATTLE AND WOOL pp. 1-13: David Giles and Barry A. Goss
AGRICULTURAL SELLING CARTELS: RELATIVE CO‐OPERATOR AND NON‐COOPERATOR GAINS pp. 14-29: R. R. Piggott
WITHIN‐SALE PRICE VARIATION AT CATTLE AND CARCASS AUCTIONS pp. 30-47: M. C. Todd and M. D. Cowell
THE IMPACT OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH ON AUSTRALIAN RURAL PRODUCTIVITY pp. 48-59: Trevor Hastings
A COMPARISON OF PROCEDURES FOR ESTIMATING RETURNS TO RESEARCH USING PRODUCTION FUNCTIONS pp. 60-72: Jeff Davis
RISK ATTITUDES AMONGST AUSTRALIAN FARMERS: A COMMENT pp. 73-76: Ross Drynan
RISK ATTITUDES AMONGST AUSTRALIAN FARMERS: REPLY pp. 77-82: Gary Bond and Bernard Wonder

AUSTRALIAN AGRICULTURE AND WORLD COMMODITY TRADING ARRANGEMENTS pp. 167-182: Stuart Harris
NONPRICE RATIONING OF AGRICULTURAL CREDIT BY TWO TRADING BANKS pp. 183-195: A.P. Ockwell and Robert L. Batterham
SUPPLY RESPONSE IN THE AUSTRALIAN SHEEP INDUSTRY: A CASE FOR DISAGGREGATION AND DYNAMICS pp. 196-209: R.G. Reynolds and B. Gardiner
ASPECTS OF HEDGING THEORY pp. 210-223: Barry A. Goss
A REVIEW OF THREE RESEARCH PROGRAMS IN QUANTITATIVE MODELLING IN THE BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS pp. 224-247: O.T. Kingma, James L. Longmire and Andrew B. Stoeckel
A MODEL OF SUPPLY RESPONSE IN THE AUSTRALIAN ORANGE GROWING INDUSTRY pp. 248-267: Julian Alston, John Freebairn and John J. Quilkey
THE INCOME AND CONSUMPTION EXPERIENCES OF A SAMPLE OF FARM FAMILIES pp. 268-282: John D. Mullen, Roy A. Powell and B.F. Reece
INSURANCE MILK pp. 283-290: Julian Alston and John J. Quilkey
ON THE DERIVATION OF INDIFFERENCE CURVES FOR ESTIMATING CONSUMER SURPLUS pp. 291-295: John Kennedy
ON THE DERIVATION OF INDIFFERENCE MAPS FOR ESTIMATING CONSUMER'S SURPLUS: REPLY pp. 296-302: Jack A. Sinden

WOOL IN 1980 pp. 79-93: A.S. Watson
THE IAC'S APPROACH TO AGRICULTURAL POLICY pp. 94-114: G. W. Edwards
A MODEL OF JOB CHOICE FOR THE ANALYSIS OF GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION IN STRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENT pp. 115-128: P. J. Lloyd
SUPPLY RESPONSE OF AUSTRALIAN WHEAT GROWERS pp. 129-140: B. A. Sanderson, J. J. Quilkey and John Freebairn
WOOL‐GROWER ADOPTION OF SALE BY SAMPLE pp. 141-153: Christopher Findlay

ON THE HIDDEN REVENUE EFFECTS OF WOOL PRICE STABILISATION IN AUSTRALIA: INITIAL RESULTS pp. 1-15: R. Campbell, B. Gardiner and H. Haszler
RISK ATTITUDES AMONGST AUSTRALIAN FARMERS pp. 16-34: Gary E. Bond and Bernard Wonder
INCORPORATING MULTIPLE OBJECTIVES IN PLANNING MODELS OF LOW‐RESOURCE FARMERS pp. 35-45: J.C. Flinn, Sisira Jayasuriya and C.G. Knight
INPUTS, OUTPUTS AND PRODUCTIVITY CHANGE IN THE AUSTRALIAN SHEEP INDUSTRY pp. 46-59: Denis Lawrence and Lloyd McKay
A NOTE ON BIAS IN THE ESTIMATED EFFECTS OF BEEF IMPORTS ON U.S. MEAT PRICES pp. 60-64: Timothy J. Ryan
A COMPARISON OF DEPRECIATION METHODS UNDER CURRENT COST ACCOUNTING: A COMMENT pp. 65-67: Roger Rose
A COMPARISON OF DEPRECIATION METHODS UNDER CURRENT COST ACCOUNTING: REPLY pp. 68-70: L.E. Davey

OPTIMAL BUFFER STOCK POLICIES FOR WHEAT AT THE WORLD LEVEL pp. 163-175: John Kennedy
EMPIRICAL TESTS OF SPATIAL AND STRUCTURAL EFFECTS ON CATTLE AUCTION PRICES pp. 176-190: J.C. Hogan and Mike C. Todd
STABILISATION AND RISK REDUCTION IN AUSTRALIAN AGRICULTURE pp. 191-206: John Quiggin and Jock Anderson
THE USE OF A DECISION MAKER'S UTILITY FUNCTION IN A LINEAR PROGRAMMING ANALYSIS OF AGRICULTURAL POLICY pp. 207-219: Kevin A. Parton
THE DEMAND FOR MEAT — AN EXAMPLE OF AN INCOMPLETE COMMODITY DEMAND SYSTEM pp. 220-230: Brian S. Fisher
AUSTRALIAN WHEAT STORAGE: A DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING APPROACH‐ A CORRECTION pp. 231-232: A.S. Watson, N.H. Sturgess and Chris M. Alaouze

THE SHORT‐TERM EFFECT OF DOMESTIC OIL PRICE INCREASES ON THE AUSTRALIAN ECONOMY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE AGRICULTURAL SECTOR pp. 79-101: David P. Vincent, Peter Dixon, B.R. Parmenter and D.C. Sams
NEW ZEALAND BEEF AND SHEEP SUPPLY RELATIONSHIPS pp. 102-115: M.M. Rich
EXPLAINING VARIATIONS IN SHARE CONTRACTS: LAND QUALITY, POPULATION PRESSURE AND TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE pp. 116-127: William E. James and James Roumasset
ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF SELECTION IN THE DAIRY HERD IN ISRAEL pp. 128-146: Yoav Kislev and Uri Rabiner
THE CASE AGAINST TARIFF COMPENSATION: A COMMENT pp. 147-151: Stuart Harris
REHEARING THE CASE AGAINST TARIFF COMPENSATION: REPLY pp. 152-156: Peter Warr

SOME GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM EFFECTS OF MINING GROWTH ON THE ECONOMY pp. 1-22: Andrew B. Stoeckel
THE LABOUR RESPONSE OF QUASI‐SUBSISTENT VILLAGE CRAFTSMEN IN RURAL PAPUA NEW GUINEA pp. 23-36: Norman E. Philp
A COMPARISON OF DEPRECIATION METHODS UNDER CURRENT COST ACCOUNTING pp. 37-47: L.E. Davey
PRICING EFFICIENCY IN THE RETAIL MEAT MARKET pp. 48-61: John C. Naughtin and John J. Quilkey
THE PRICE ELASTICITY OF DEMAND FOR EXPORTS: A COMMENT ON THROSBY AND RUTLEDGE pp. 62-66: Grant Scobie and Paul R. Johnson
THE ELASTICITY OF DEMAND FOR EXPORTS: A REPLY pp. 67-68: David Throsby and David J.S. Rutledge
EXPORT DEMAND ELASTICITIES WITH LESS THAN PERFECT MARKETS pp. 69-72: M.R. Cronin
SOME IMPLICATIONS OF GROWTH IN THE MINERAL SECTOR: ERRATA pp. 73-73: Robert Gregory