Journal of Agricultural Economics

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Volume 44, issue 3, 1993

THE EVOLUTION OF AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION IN ENGLAND AND WALES PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS pp. 375-393

R. J. Dancey

THE REFORM OF THE CAP FROM A GERMAN PERSPECTIVE pp. 394-409

S. von Cramon‐Taubadel

SET‐ASIDE PREMIUMS AND THE MAY 1992 CAP REFORMS pp. 410-417

Robert Fraser

TESTING FOR INTEGRATION IN EUROPEAN COMMUNITY AGRICULTURAL PRODUCT MARKETS pp. 418-427

G. P. Zanias

VARIETAL CHANGE IN POST‐GREEN REVOLUTION AGRICULTURE: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FOR WHEAT IN PAKISTAN pp. 428-442

P. W. Heisey, K. A. Tetlay, Z. Ahmad and M. Ahmad

OUTLIERS IN AGRICULTURE: AN INTERVENTION ANALYSIS OF AGRICULTURAL LAND VALUES pp. 443-455

T. A. Lloyd

GENERIC PROMOTION OF BEEF: MEASURING THE IMPACT OF THE US BEEF CHECKOFF pp. 456-465

Ronald Ward and C. Lambert

FARM HOUSEHOLD BEHAVIOUR AND THE TRANSITION TO POST‐PRODUCTIVISM pp. 466-478

M. Shucksmith

TECHNICAL EFFICIENCY: A COMPARISON OF PRODUCTION FRONTIER METHODS pp. 479-489

D. L. Neff, Philip Garcia and Carl Nelson

ASYMMETRIC AGRICULTURAL SUPPLY RESPONSE: EVIDENCE FROM BANGLADESH AGRICULTURE pp. 490-495

M. Jaforullah

THE WELFARE EFFECTS OF THE NEW CAP CEREALS REGIME: A NOTE pp. 496-501

J. Froud and D. Roberts

LONG‐RUN AVERAGE COST CURVES IN THE ENGLAND AND WALES DAIRY INDUSTRY‐COMMENT pp. 502-506

M. P. Burton, A. Ozanne and C. Collinson

LONG‐RUN AVERAGE COST CURVES IN THE ENGLAND AND WALES DAIRY INDUSTRY ‐ REPLY pp. 507-508

L. J. Hubbard

Volume 44, issue 2, 1993

MORE ON WELFARE GAINS TO DEVELOPING COUNTRIES FROM LIBERALIZING WORLD FOOD TRADE pp. 189-204

Kym Anderson and Rodney Tyers

THE IMPORTANCE OF PRODUCED MEANS OF PRODUCTION IN UK AGRICULTURE pp. 205-217

A. Ozanne

THE CONTINGENT VALUATION OF FOREST CHARACTERISTICS: TWO EXPERIMENTS pp. 218-229

Nick Hanley and R. J. Ruffell

PRODUCER COOPERATIVES, INPUT PRICING AND LAND ALLOCATION pp. 230-244

Eun Choi and E. Feinerman

AGRICULTURE IN THE URUGUAY ROUND: AMBITIONS AND REALITIES pp. 245-263

H. Guyomard, L. P. Mahé, Knud Munk and Terry Roe

COMPOSITE FORECASTING METHODS: AN APPLICATION TO SPANISH MAIZE PRICES pp. 264-271

J. M. Gil and Luis Albisu

RELATIVE PRICE VARIABILITY AMONG AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES AND MACROECONOMIC INSTABILITY IN THE UNITED KINGDOM pp. 272-283

V. H. Smith and J. S. Lapp

INPUT‐OUTPUT FORECASTING OF REGIONAL AGRICULTURAL POLICY IMPACTS pp. 284-300

P. Midmore

ISLAMIC CREDIT: THE IRANIAN EXPERIENCE pp. 301-310

Saeed Yazdani and G. P. Hill

WINE QUALITY DIFFERENTIALS IN HEDONIC GRAPE PRICING pp. 311-321

Amos Golan and Haim Shalit

TOWARDS AN ECONOMIC FRAMEWORK FOR EVALUATING POTENTIAL BENEFITS FROM RESEARCH INTO WEED CONTROL pp. 322-334

S. Pandey, R. K. Lindner and R. W. Medd

ADJUSTING FOR SAMPLE SELECTION BIAS IN THE INDIVIDUAL TRAVEL COST METHOD pp. 335-342

Ian Dobbs

Volume 44, issue 1, 1993

THE FUTURE OF MILK MARKETING pp. 1-13

R. E. Williams

REBALANCING EC CEREALS PROTECTION AND THE GATT URUGUAY ROUND pp. 14-24

S. McCorriston

WELFARE EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION IN AN OPEN ECONOMY: THE CASE OF MALAYSIAN PALM OIL pp. 25-37

A. R. Khalid and John Braden

SOME ILLUSTRATIONS OF CHAOS IN COMMODITY MODELS pp. 38-50

Michael Burton

COMMERCIAL FORESTS IN SCOTLAND: AN ECONOMIC APPRAISAL OF REPLANTING pp. 51-66

D. C. Macmillan

CONSTANT‐QUALITY PRICE INDICES FOR AGRICULTURAL INPUTS: TRACTORS AND FERTILISERS REVISITED pp. 67-81

D. Cooper, A. J. Rayner and Sir David Greenaway

ENGINEERING vs. ECONOMICS IN WATER DEVELOPMENT: DAM CONSTRUCTION AND DROUGHT IN NORTH‐EAST BRAZIL pp. 82-98

I. Livingstone and L. M. Assunçao

FACTORS AFFECTING FERTILIZER ADOPTION IN LESS DEVELOPED COUNTRIES: AN APPLICATION OF MULTIVARIATE LOGISTIC ANALYSIS IN MALAŴI pp. 99-109

D. A. G. Green and D. H. Ng'ong‘ola

THE CONSTANT DIFFERENCE OF ELASTICITIES FUNCTION WITH APPLICATIONS TO THE EC ANIMAL FEED SECTOR pp. 110-125

Y. Surry

A TEST FOR PRICE INTEGRATION IN THE EC LAMB MARKET pp. 126-134

Daniel Gordon, Jill Hobbs and William Kerr

A REGRESSION TEST OF THE PRESENT VALUE MODEL OF US FARMLAND PRICES pp. 135-143

Abebayehu Tegene and F. Kuchler

LONG‐RUN AVERAGE COST CURVES IN THE ENGLAND AND WALES DAIRY SECTOR pp. 144-148

L. J. Hubbard

CO‐INTEGRATION ANALYSIS AND THE DETERMINANTS OF LAND PRICES: COMMENT pp. 149-156

T. A. Lloyd and A. J. Rayner

CO‐INTEGRATION ANALYSIS AND THE DETERMINANTS OF LAND PRICES: REPLY pp. 157-159

D. Hallam

THE SOCIAL DISCOUNT RATE FOR LAND‐USE PROJECTS IN INDIA: COMMENT pp. 160-165

G. T. Jones

THE SOCIAL DISCOUNT RATE FOR LAND‐USE PROJECTS IN INDIA: REPLY pp. 166-167

R. A. Sharma and M. J. McGregor

Volume 43, issue 3, 1992

SELF‐SUFFICIENCY AND FOOD SECURITY IN THE UK AND EC PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS pp. 311-326

I. M. Sturgess

CONFESSIONS OF A DOUBLE AGENT IN THE EC‐US AGRICULTURAL POLICY ARGUMENT pp. 327-342

J. S. Hillman

TWO‐TIER PRICING FOR MILK: A RE‐EXAMINATION pp. 343-354

L. J. Hubbard

ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF THE FARM WOODLAND SCHEME IN SCOTLAND pp. 355-367

J. R. Crabtree and Z. Appleton

THE INTERNATIONAL LICENSING OF BRANDED FOOD PRODUCTS: A GAME‐THEORETIC ANALYSIS pp. 368-380

Ian Sheldon and D. R. Henderson

TOTAL FACTOR PRODUCTIVITY IN UK AGRICULTURE, 1967‐90 pp. 381-400

C. Thirtle and P. Bottomley

THE INFLUENCE OF RISK AVERSION ON THE UPTAKE OF SET‐ASIDE: A MOTAD AND CRP APPROACH pp. 401-411

J. Hope and J. Lingard

A PORTFOLIO MODEL FOR EVALUATING RISK IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS, WITH AN APPLICATION TO AGRICULTURE IN NIGER pp. 412-423

Kurt Schaefer

THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF AGRICULTURAL POLICY REFORM IN THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY AND AUSTRALIA pp. 424-439

D. MacLaren

EFFECTS OF ALTERNATIVE CHINESE POLICIES ON THE WORLD GRAINS MARKET pp. 440-451

H. D. B. H. Gunasekera, G. Rodriguez and N. Andrews

DISCRETE‐CHOICE VALUATION OF RECREATIONAL ANGLING IN NORTHERN IRELAND pp. 452-457

J. Davis and C. O'Neill

CONTINGENT VALUATION FOR HOUSEHOLD WATER IN RURAL GHANA pp. 458-465

F. O. Boadu

EFFECTS OF THE FARMER SUPPORT PROGRAMME AND CHANGES IN MARKETING POLICIES ON MAIZE PRODUCTION IN SOUTH AFRICA pp. 466-476

J. van Zyl, T. I. Fényes and Nick Vink

Volume 43, issue 2, 1992

FARM SIZE STRUCTURE IN ENGLAND AND WALES 1939‐89 pp. 137-148

Paul Allanson

POLICY‐INDUCED CAPACITY CONSTRAINTS AND STRATEGIC INTERACTION IN PROCESSED FOOD MARKETS pp. 149-159

S. McCorriston and Ian Sheldon

OBJECTIVE AND SUBJECTIVE INFLUENCES ON THE DECISION TO TRADE ON THE LONDON POTATO FUTURES MARKET pp. 160-174

C. T. Ennew, C. W. Morgan and A. J. Rayner

THE EGYPTIAN STATE AND AGRICULTURAL LAND MARKET 1810–1986 pp. 175-190

M. R. El‐Ghonemy

PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH AND THE UK FOOD SYSTEM 1954‐84 pp. 191-204

Scott McDonald, A. J. Rayner and J. M. Bates

THE SECTORAL INCIDENCE OF PROTECTION AND ZIMBABWEAN AGRICULTURE pp. 205-217

Manfred Wiebelt

FARM NET VALUE ADDED IN SCOTLAND AND THE DESIGNATION OF AREAS FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE pp. 218-230

A. K. Copus and P. M. K. Leat

GOVERNMENT POLICIES AND AGRICULTURAL SUPPLY RESPONSE: PADDY IN SRI LANKA pp. 231-242

P. J. Gunawardana and Eddie Oczkowski

A CROSS‐COMMODITY APPRAISAL OF DEMAND‐RAISING RESEARCH BENEFITS: PORK AND CHICKEN IN AUSTRALIA pp. 243-247

T. J. P. Voon

TESTING THE COMPETITIVENESS OF FOOD PRICE SPREADS pp. 248-256

Azzeddine Azzam

ADOPTION OF A LONG‐GESTATION CROP: EUCALYPTUS GROWERS IN NORTH‐WEST INDIA pp. 257-267

N. C. Saxena

ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF RESEARCH INTO TRADED GOODS: THE CASE OF AUSTRALIAN WOOL pp. 268-278

Julian Alston and J. D. Mullen

IN MEMORIAM pp. 303-304

George R. Allen

Volume 43, issue 1, 1992

THE EFFECT OF PRICE REDUCTION AND DIRECT INCOME SUPPORT POLICIES ON AGRICULTURAL INPUT MARKETS IN AUSTRIA pp. 1-13

Chr. R. Weiss

FINANCIAL STRESS AND CONSUMPTION EXPECTATIONS AMONG FARM HOUSEHOLDS: NEW ZEALAND'S EXPERIENCE WITH ECONOMIC LIBERALISATION pp. 14-27

G. A. G. Frengley and W. E. Johnston

CO‐INTEGRATION ANALYSIS AND THE DETERMINANTS OF LAND PRICES pp. 28-37

D. Hallam, Fernando Machado and G. Rapsomanikis

A COMPARISON OF TOBIT AND OLS ESTIMATES OF JAPANESE PEANUT IMPORT DEMAND pp. 38-42

X. L. Wu

LABOUR MARKET DUALISM, THREAT OF EVICTION AND CROPSHARE TENANCY pp. 43-55

Mohammad Taslim

PRODUCER BENEFITS FROM TECHNOLOGY INDUCED SUPPLY SHIFTS IN THE EC COTTON REGIME pp. 56-63

A. C. Herruzo

SUGAR PRICES AND HIGH‐FRUCTOSE CORN SYRUP CONSUMPTION IN THE UNITED STATES pp. 64-73

Alexandre Barros

FARMERS‘ WIVES ‐ THEIR CONTRIBUTION TO THE FARM BUSINESS pp. 74-87

R. Gasson

INTER‐REGIONAL VARIATION IN THE SPEED OF ADOPTION OF MODERN CEREAL CULTIVARS IN INDIA pp. 88-95

Hans Jansen

THE EFFECT OF BSE ON THE REVENUE FROM BEEF FATSTOCK pp. 96-103

D. D. Mainland and S. W. Ashworth

CONCENTRIC SAMPLING IN FARMING SYSTEMS RESEARCH pp. 104-108

J. M. S. Allen

PART‐TIME FARMING: A NOTE ON DEFINITIONS ‐ A FURTHER COMMENT pp. 109-110

J. Bryden, A. Fuller and N. MacKinnon

IN MEMORIAM pp. 131-133

Hugh Kerr and Martin Seabrook