Canadian Journal of Agricultural Economics/Revue canadienne d'agroeconomie

1952 - 2025

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Graduate Education In Agricultural Economics1 pp. 1-14: Travis W. Manning
A Regional Analysis Of The Supply And Demand Of Farm Labor In Canada pp. 15-31: M. H. Yeh and Lew-King Li
Economies Of Vertical Integration In The Canadian Poultry Meat Industry pp. 32-53: J. T. Hill
Overcoming The Canadian Farm Problem— Theory And Practice pp. 54-67: D.R. Campbell
Farm Enlargement And Consolidation In Ontario1 pp. 68-77: R. G. F. Hill and H. Weijs
Productivity Measurement And Supply-Analysis In Agriculture pp. 78-85: P. C. van Den
Changing Requirements Of Agricultural Credit Policy1 pp. 86-89: F. R. Hayward

THE PLANNING OF REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT: EASTERN QUEBEC pp. 1-14: François Poulin
EXTENSION ECONOMICS—THE NEXT TEN YEARS pp. 15-28: G. R. Purnell
LABOUR PRODUCTIVITY IN AGRICULTURE—A CONCEPTUAL ANALYSIS pp. 29-39: L. Auer
PREMIUM RATEMAKING IN AN ALL RISK CROP INSURANCE PROGRAM1 pp. 40-49: Martin H. Yeh and Roland Y. Wu
PROJECTING CAPITAL ACCUMULATION FOR THE AGRICULTURAL FIRM-HOUSEHOLD pp. 50-60: V. Gilchrist
AN APPROACH TO DEVELOP COMPARISONS OF FARM AND NON-FARM INCOMES IN CANADA1 pp. 61-76: Suren(dra) Kulshreshtha
LOK'S PRODUCTIVITY INDICES: A REJOINDER pp. 77-78: Brian B. Perkins
STAGNATION OR GROWTH—A REJOINDER pp. 79-86: C. Gislason

YIELD PREDICTIONS FOR 1965 WHEAT, OATS, AND BARLEY IN MANITOBA1 pp. 1-11: Martin H. Yeh
THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF WHEAT BREEDING IN THE PRAIRIE PROVINCES1 pp. 12-26: Wolfgang M. Schultz
ERRORS IN ESTIMATING YIELD AND GRADE OF CATTLE SOLD ON A LIVE WEIGHT BASIS pp. 27-33: R. M. A. Loyns
Master's Thesis Award Paper, 1964: AGRICULTURAL RESOURCE-USE EFFICIENCY IN NORTH WESTERN SASKATCHEWAN pp. 34-46: Andrew Schmitz
DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME IN CANADIAN AGRICULTURE pp. 47-64: J. M. Fitzpatrick and C. V. Parker
COMPETITIVE EQUILIBRIUM-APPLICATION OF MATHEMATICAL PROGRAMMING pp. 65-79: Dan Yaron, Yakir Plessner and Earl O. Heady
Stagnation or Growth—America Must Choose. Conrad Gislason pp. 80-93: Arthur Lerner

THE IMPLICATIONS OF INTERREGIONAL COMPETITION IN CANADIAN AGRICULTURE FOR GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS AIMED AT DIRECT SUPPORT OF FARM INCOMES1 pp. 1-19: A. W. Wood
CHANGES IN THE MARKET STRUCTURE OF GROCERY RETAILING pp. 20-35: Arthur Lerner and T. S. Patil
MIGRATION AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT pp. 36-54: Charles Lemelin
MASTER'S THESIS AWARD PAPER, 1963 SOME ASPECTS OF INTERNATIONAL COMMODITY AGREEMENTS pp. 55-61: P. C. Marten
CONFIDENCE LIMITS FOR ECONOMIC QUANTITIES DERIVED FROM EXPERIMENTAL PRODUCTION FUNCTIONS pp. 62-69: Earl O. Heady, Eduardo S. Venezian and John T. Pesek
ECONOMIES IN THE ACQUISITION OF INPUTS—A PILOT STUDY1 pp. 70-81: J. Edwin Faris and David L. Armstrong
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY: REPLY AND COMMENT pp. 82-87: Siepko H. Lok
CANADIAN GRADUATE STUDENT AWARDS AT U.S. UNIVERSITIES pp. 87-87: P. A. Wright
Canadian Money and Banking, J. W. O'Brien pp. 88-89: Arthur Lerner

PRODUCTIVITY OF CANADIAN AGRICULTURE, 1935 TO 1960: A QUARTER CENTURY OF CHANGE1 pp. 41-53: I. F. Furniss
THE ROLE OF ECONOMETRICS IN AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH pp. 54-61: Martin H. Yeh
PRICE DIFFERENTIALS BETWEEN SELECTED CHANNELS OF MARKETING pp. 62-69: Martin A. Ulrich
WHAT DO LOK'S PRODUCTIVITY INDICES MEASURE? pp. 70-71: Brian B. Perkins
THE EFFECTS OF DISCOUNTING METHODS ON INVESTMENT DECISIONS pp. 72-76: Arthur Lerner

ATTEMPTS TO EXPAND AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS THROUGH UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT ACTION pp. 1-16: Jimmye S. Hillman and Elmer L. Menzie
MARKETS FOR CANADIAN AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS IN 1980 pp. 17-29: L. E. Drayton
THE ONTARIO SHORT RUN MILK SUPPLY CURVE1 pp. 30-40: W. F. Gossling
WESTER WHEAT MARKETING IN ONTARIO pp. 41-45: W. J. Craddock
MASTER'S THESIS AWARD PAPER, 1963 PRODUCTIVITY OF LABOR IN WORLD AGRICULTURE pp. 46-51: Zivko B. Damnjanovic

PERT: A PROSPECTIVE AID TO BETTER MANAGEMENT pp. 1-11: William R. Schroder
SOME IMPLICATIONS OF RAILWAY BRANCH LINE ABANDONMENT FOR LOCATION AND CAPACITY OF COUNTRY ELEVATORS IN WESTERN CANADA1 pp. 12-18: Bruno Gerard Lagace
THE BASIS OF ECONOMIC POLICY FOR CANADIAN AGRICULTURE pp. 19-28: W. J. Anderson
EXPERIMENTAL PRODUCTION AND PROFIT FUNCTIONS FOR BEEF STEERS1 pp. 29-40: Earl O. Heady, Glenn P. Roehrkasse, Walter Woods, J. M. Scholl and Wayne Fuller
REGIONAL CHANGES IN INCOME, TERMS OF TRADE AND PRODUCTIVITY WITHIN CANADIAN AGRICULTURE pp. 41-51: William Mackenzie
LAND UTILIZATION AS A STOCHASTIC PROCESS pp. 52-64: Judith Stoyle
NOTE ON THE LAW OF DIMINISHING RETURNS VERSUS THE LAW OF THE MINIMUM1 pp. 65-70: Siepko H. Lok

A PILOT STUDY OF INCOME ALTERNATIVES AFFECTING THE MOVEMENT OF FARM OPERATORS OUT OF AGRICULTURE pp. 9-21: V. Gilchrist
RECENT CANADIAN DAIRY PRICE POLICIES pp. 22-39: G. I. Trant
TRADING BLOCS AND CANADIAN AGRICULTURE pp. 40-48: Graham Hallett
MASTER'S THESIS AWARD PAPER, 1962 SOME ASPECTS OF THE MARKETING AND PRICING OF BROILERS IN ONTARIO pp. 49-59: J. W. Wood
DECISION-MAKING MODELS IN FARM MANAGEMENT pp. 60-70: Ludwig Eisgruber and James Nielson
EGG SUPPLY FUNCTIONS IN RELATION TO TECHNICAL CHANGE pp. 71-90: Yujiro Hayami and Earl O. Heady
THE TERMS OF TRADE, PRODUCTIVITY AND INCOME OF CANADIAN AGRICULTURE pp. 91-92: William Mackenzie
FURTHER COMMENT ON “A SUGGESTED TRADE POLICY FOR DEVELOPING AGRICULTURAL NATIONS” pp. 93-94: Anthony Bottomley
ESTIMATING T.D.N. AVAILABLE PER COW FROM PASTURE ON ONTARIO DAIRY FARMS pp. 95-98: W. F. Gossling