Canadian Journal of Agricultural Economics/Revue canadienne d'agroeconomie

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Volume 37, month 12, 1989

The Role of Private Consultants in Farm Business Management pp. 587-590

M. H. (Mike) Pylypchuk

Building an Enterprise Livestock Data Base for Extension and Research Use pp. 591-595

Dave Hope

Les syndicats de gestion agricole du Québec: Un regroupement d'agriculteurs et agricultrices pp. 597-608

Denis Cormier

Market Information Needs for Prairie Farmers pp. 609-627

M. Timko and R. M. A. Loyns

The Relationship between Hedging with Futures and the Financing Function of Farm Management pp. 629-638

Calum Turvey

Expert Systems and Farm Management pp. 639-666

M. Evans, R. Mondor and D. Flaten

Systèmes Experts: Avantages et limites en Gestion Agricole pp. 667-679

Jean Philippe Perrier and Raymond Levallois

Analyse des résultats technico-économiques ďune entreprise laitière par un système expert pp. 681-694

Raymond Levallois and Doris Pellerin

Agricultural Financial Analysis Expert Systems: Software Description pp. 695-708

James M. McGrann, Kedric Karkosh and Clark Osborne

Necessary Prior Considerations for the Construction of Agricultural Expert Systems: The Case of the Ontario Beef Sire Selection Expert System pp. 709-722

Wayne C. Pfeiffer

Standardization: A Road to Better Information pp. 723-726

Terry Kremeniuk

Accounting Software: The Answer to Better Farm Records? pp. 727-732

Bruce Waldie

Human Resource Management: A Review with Applications to Agriculture pp. 733-742

Wayne H. Howard and Kenneth A. McEwan

Getting Beyond the Management Illusion pp. 743-746

Nancy Brown Andison

Fitting Farm Management Strategies to Family Style pp. 747-754

Lilly J. Schubert Walker

Principles of Planning and Management: The Family pp. 755-760

Charles F. Framingham

Transportation and Management pp. 761-763

Earl Geddes

Future Directions in Farm Management pp. 765-774

David A. Lins

Institutional Change and Its Impact on Farm Management pp. 775-794

Paul J. Thomassin and Laurie Baker

The Future Role of the Farm Business Management Expert pp. 795-799

Leonard Bauer

The Future Role of the Farm Management Expert pp. 801-803

G. A. Therrien

Agriculture's Contribution to Development pp. 805-812

Gerald I. Trant

Bringing Agriculture into the GATT pp. 813-823

David Blandford

Agriculture in the Uruguay Round: A Canadian Perspective pp. 825-852

Karl Meilke and T. K. Warley

Agriculture in the GATT: A Perspective from the United States pp. 853-861

George E. Rossmiller and Barbara J. Elliott

Progress and Issues in the GATT Negotiations: An EC Perspective pp. 863-874

Stefan Tangermann

Sustainable Development: Its Economic Meaning and Policy Implications pp. 875-886

Terrence S. Veeman

The Role of Adaptive Research in Increasing Agricultural Productivity: The Experience From Haïti pp. 887-897

Ousmane Guindo

Economic Evaluation of a Postdrought Recovery Agricultural Project in Ethiopia pp. 899-907

Yohannes Kebede and Kisan Gunjal

The Distribution of Gains from Trade among Developing Countries: West African Agricultural Trade, 1970-82 pp. 909-909

Mary Burfisher and Margaret Missiaen

Commercialization and Price Response within a Bean-growing Farming System of Colombia pp. 911-911

M. Anderson Medellin, L. P. Apedaile and D. Pachico

Toward a Unified Theory of Economic Development pp. 913-931

Peter H. Calkins

Les théories économiques du développement face à la réalité au Sahel pp. 933-951

Frédéric Martin, Peter Calkins and Gérard Ghersi

Development Theory and Chinese Agricultural Development pp. 953-974

Leonard P. Apedaile and Peter H. Calkins

Evaluating the Potential Farm-level Implications of Multilateral Agricultural Free Trade on Selected Farm Sectors in Canada pp. 975-991

Shankar Narayanan, Allan Andison, Dennis Pervis and Monique Rodier

Exchange Rates and Multilateral Free Trade in Agriculture pp. 993-1007

Don McClatchy, Sean Cahill and Yves Surry

Gains From Trade Liberalization in the World Wheat Market pp. 1009-1022

C. S. Kim

Quantitative Impacts of Creating an Agricultural Free Trade Area between the United States and Canada pp. 1023-1033

Praveen M. Dixit and Vernon O. Roningen

An Analysis of Removal of Agricultural Trade Barriers between the United States and Canada with Emphasis on the Southeast pp. 1035-1043

Glenn C. W. Ames and Ming-Fang Yu

Agricultural Production Function Estimates from Aggregate Intercountry Observations: A Selected Survey pp. 1045-1060

Michael Alan Trueblood

Estimating Market Demand Functions for Meat: An Update of Elasticity Estimates pp. 1061-1069

Peter Chen and Michele Veeman

Probit Model Procedures to the Estimation of Probabilities: An Empirical Exposition to a Dichotomous Decision Model pp. 1071-1079

Golam Mohammad, John P. Hoehm and Thomas W. Blaine

Optimal Tariff and Trade in Raw and Finished Goods pp. 1081-1090

Bruno Larue

Intertemporal Portfolio Choices: An Application to Agriculture pp. 1091-1091

Frank S. Novak, Gary Schnitkey and C. Robert Taylor

Un Essai d'analyse structurelle comparée dans le secteur laitier pp. 1093-1112

Daniel-M. Gouin and Serge Lebeau

The Impact of Export Markets on Rural Communities pp. 1113-1134

Murray Fulton

The U.S. Sugar Industry and GATT pp. 1135-1143

Annette L. Clauson

Agricultural Protection in inland, Norway and Sweden pp. 1145-1154

Lars Brink

Causality of EC Wheat Export Subsidies and U.S. Wheat Export Prices pp. 1155-1164

Peter S. Liapis

Flaxseed: Victim of Crowding Out? pp. 1165-1179

Barry Prentice and Gary Storey

Political and Economic Factors Influencing Agricultural Policy Reform in the European Community and the United States pp. 1181-1191

Dale Leuck and David Kelch

World Grain and Oilseed Outlook pp. 1193-1197

Abner W. Womack

The Changing International Meat Market and the Outlook for the North American Livestock Sector pp. 1199-1214

A.M. Boswell and M.E. Cluff

The Outlook for Dairy Products pp. 1215-1220

Susie Miller

Canadian Farm Income Outlook pp. 1221-1230

Wayne Jones

Trade Preferences for Developing Countries: An Analysis of Canada's Trade with the Caribbean Basin pp. 1231-1240

Carlyle A. J. Farrell and Edward W. Tyrchniewicz

Export Growth, Instability and Shortfall: The Impact on Economic Performance in Africa pp. 1241-1250

Stacey Rosen and Shahla Shapouri

The Impact of Transport Cost Shifts on Production and Welfare in the Prairie Grains Industry pp. 1251-1263

D. M. Dunlop and M. L. Lerohl

Opening Agricultural Markets: Implications for Developing Countries pp. 1265-1275

Barry Krissoff, John Sullivan and John Wainio

Implications of the Canada-U.S. Trade Agreement for Horticulture in Canada pp. 1277-1282

Danny Dempster

L' Impact de 1'Accord sur la libre-échange entre le Canada et les États-Unis sur la marché des produits importés et internes pp. 1283-1286

Leonard Arsenault

Adjustment of Fruit and Vegetable Processing to the Canada - United States Trade Agreement pp. 1287-1300

Donald A. West

L'Exploitation des effets du libre-échange par de nouvelles approches marketing pp. 1301-1304

Jean-Claude Tessier

A Sequential Choice Alternative to the Travel Cost Model pp. 1305-1305

Wiktor Adamowicz, Sarah Jennings and Alison Coyne

Invent in America: Pitfalls for Foreigners under U.S. Intellectual Property Rights Legislation pp. 1307-1313

Terence Centner

Sources of Instability in the World Soybean Market pp. 1315-1323

Karen Liu and John Wainio

The Effect on Farmland Prices of Rural Severances in the Urban Field pp. 1325-1325

R. Stephen Rodd and F. R. Pinto

The International Coffee Agreement: Economics of the Nonmember Market pp. 1327-1327

Mary Bohman and Lovell S. Jarvis

Volume 37, month 11, 1989

Who Receives Farm Government Payments? pp. 351-378

Ray D. Bollman

Modeling the Supply Response of Supply-Managed Industries: A Review of Issues pp. 379-392

GianCarlo Moschini

An Analysis of the Structural and Welfare Effects of Bovine Somatotropin on the Ontario Dairy Industry pp. 393-406

James Oxley, Glenn Fox and GianCarlo Moschini

Inequality Constrained Estimation of Consumer Surplus pp. 407-420

Wiktor Adamowicz, T. Graham-Tomasi and J. J. Fletcher

Demand for Fats and Oils in Canada, United States and Japan pp. 421-443

Ellen Goddard and S. Glance

An Economic Evaluation of Expanded Canadian 3-M Wheat Exports pp. 445-465

John C. Henning and Larry J. Martin

Return to Public Investment in Wheat Research in the Western United States pp. 467-479

A. A. Araji

The Effects of Advertising on Food Demand Elasticities pp. 481-494

Hui-Shung Chang and Richard Green

Measuring Stochastic Technology for the Multi-product Firm: The Irrigated Farms of Sudan pp. 495-512

Arne Hallam, Rashid M. Hassan and B. D'Silva

A Note on Structural Change in Canadian Beef Demand pp. 513-524

F. J. Atkins, William Kerr and D. B. McGivern

An Economic Evaluation of Alternative Crop Leases pp. 525-537

R. A. Schoney and Kendra Pederson

A Simulation of Economic Effects of Technology Transfer in Cereal Production: A Comment pp. 539-546

Fredoun Z. Ahmadi-Esfahani

A Simulation of Economic Effects of Technology Transfer in Cereal Production: A Reply pp. 547-548

L. P. Apedaile and Y. Li

Estimating the Costs of Soil Erosion: A Comment pp. 549-553

Willem Vuuren and Glenn Fox

Estimating the Costs of Soil Erosion: A Reply pp. 555-562

Gerrit van Kooten, Ward P. Weisensel and E. Jong

Volume 37, month 07, 1989

Estimation of Price Elasticities of Export Demand for Canadian and U.S. Wheat: A Nontraditional Approach pp. 173-190

Fredoun Z. Ahmadi-Esfahani

The Effects of Introducing Supplemental Bovine Somatotropin to the Canadian Dairy Industry pp. 191-209

P. M. Trelawny and D. P. Stonehouse

An Economic Comparison of Alternative Tree Improvement Strategies: A Simulation Approach pp. 211-232

D.W. McKenney, W. Vuuren and Glenn Fox

Evaluating Premiums for a Farm Income Insurance Policy pp. 233-247

Calum Turvey and Vincent Amanor-Boadu

The Substitute Price Variable in the Travel Cost Equation pp. 249-261

Elizabeth A. Wilman and James Perras

A Comment on the Specification of Linear Equations for Consumer Demand, Output Supply and Factor Demand pp. 263-268

Barry T. Coyle

Relative Prices and Money: Some Canadian Evidence pp. 269-278

Peter Sephton

Uncertainty and the Stability of Money Demand Functions for the U.S. Agricultural Sector pp. 279-289

Ghulam Sarwar, Naginder S. Dhaliwal and John F. Yanagida

Les facteurs agissant directement sur le revenu net réel agricole aii Quebec, 1971–1987: Une analyse par les comptes de croissance pp. 291-302

Jean-Pierre Wampach and Pascale Derigaud

What Our Students Should Know: Perspectives from Business and Academia pp. 303-317

Wayne H. Howard

Impacts of Rising Energy Prices on Saskatchewan Agriculture: A Comment pp. 319-321

Siegfried Debrah

Impacts of Rising Energy Prices on Saskatchewan Agriculture: A Reply pp. 323-325

Devi Tewari and Suren(dra) Kulshreshtha

Double Counting and Windfalls: A Comment pp. 327-329

Glen Mumey

Double Counting and Windfalls: A Reply pp. 331-332

Robert G. Aukes

Volume 37, month 03, 1989

Canadian Agricultural Finance in the 1980s and 1990s pp. 1-27

David Freshwater

Product Market Distortions and the Returns to Federal Laying-Hen Research in Canada pp. 29-46

A.K. Enamul Haque, Glenn Fox and George L. Brinkman

Capital Cost Allowance and Tax Neutrality: A Case Study of Saskatchewan Farmers' Claims Versus Actual Depreciation pp. 47-62

R. A. Schoney and R. A. Rinholm

Estimating the Costs of Soil Erosion in Saskatchewan pp. 63-75

Gerrit van Kooten, Ward P. Weisensel and E. Jong

Agricultural Productivity in China and India: A Comparative Analysis pp. 77-93

Lung-Fai Wong

Testing Structure and Behavior with First- and Second-order Taylor Series Expansions pp. 95-109

C. Shumway

Adverse Selection and Warble Flies in Alberta pp. 111-123

S. A. Klein, M. Bowe and K. K. Klein

The Optimal Timing of Land Use Changes From Forestry to Agriculture pp. 125-134

Glen W. Armstrong and William E. Phillips

Optimal Hedging under Alternative Capital Structures and Risk Aversion pp. 135-143

Calum Turvey and Timothy Baker

Benefit Analysis of Agricultural Research: A Comment pp. 145-148

Max G. Anderson

Benefit Analysis of Agricultural Research: A Reply pp. 149-152

Glenn Fox, Lome Widmer and George L. Brinkman