Journal of Agricultural Economics

1990 - 2026

Current editor(s): David Harvey

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Volume 41, issue 3, 1990

ASPECTS OF FARM PROFITABILITY: AN OUTMODED CONCEPT? PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS pp. 265-291

J. S. Nix

AGRICULTURAL POLICIES IN OECD COUNTRIES: AGENDA FOR THE FUTURE pp. 292-302

G. Viatte

CONTRACT FARMING AND OUTGROWER SCHEMES IN EAST AND SOUTHERN AFRICA pp. 303-315

Dylan Glover

IN SEARCH OF THE COMMON AGRICULTURAL POLICY'S ‘AGRICULTURAL COMMUNITY’ pp. 316-326

B. Hill

AGRICULTURAL PRICE POLICY, FOOD AID AND INPUT SUBSIDY REFORMS IN BURKINA FASO pp. 327-345

M. J. Roth and Philip Abbott

THE INFLUENCE OF THE AGRI‐MONETARY SYSTEM ON AGRICULTURAL TRADE IN THE EC: THE CASE OF SUGAR pp. 346-361

S. von Cramon‐Taubadel

TESTING OLIGOPOLISTIC AND OLIGOPSONISTIC BEHAVIOUR: AN APPLICATION TO THE US MEAT‐PACKING INDUSTRY pp. 362-370

Azzeddine Azzam and E. Pagoulatos

COMMUNICATIONS IN AGRICULTURE: RESULTS OF A FARMER SURVEY pp. 371-380

A. P. Fearne

GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURE ON AGRICULTURE AND AGRICULTURAL PERFORMANCE IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: AN EMPIRICAL EVALUTION pp. 381-389

D. Diakosavvas

RESPONSES TO RISK IN WEED CONTROL DECISIONS UNDER EXPECTED PROFIT MAXIMISATION pp. 391-401

David Pannell

ECONOMETRIC MODELLING OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY COMPOUND FEED SECTOR: AN APPLICATION TO FRANCE pp. 404-421

Y. Surry

MAJOR CONSUMER TRENDS AFFECTING THE US FOOD SYSTEM pp. 422-430

Benjamin Senauer

VALUE‐ADDING ACTIVITY AND EMPLOYMENT IN THE BEEF AND SHEEP PROCESSING SECTOR IN NORTHERN IRELAND pp. 431-433

J. Davis, N. Fulton and Seamus McErlean

AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH EXPENDITURES AND AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY CHANGE pp. 434-439

D. Hallam

FARMLAND AS AN ASSET: COMMENT pp. 440-442

G. H. Peters

FARMLAND AS AN ASSET: REPLY pp. 442-442a

C. Johnson

Volume 41, issue 2, 1990

FARML AND AS A BUSINESS ASSET pp. 135-148

Christopher Johnson

PROBLEMS IN PROJECT‐LEVEL MONITORING AND EVALUATION: EVIDENCE FROM ONE MAJOR AGENCY pp. 149-161

G. Coleman

LABOUR INPUT DECISIONS OF SUBSISTENCE FARM HOUSEHOLDS IN SOUTHERN MALAWI pp. 162-171

H. Becker

INFORMATION SYSTEMS FOR CROP MANAGEMENT: PROSPECTS AND PROBLEMS pp. 172-183

M. J. McGregor and P. K. Thornton

NEGATIVE SUPPLY RESPONSE AND THE ROLE OF PRICE EXPECTATIONS IN A TWO‐PERIOD MODEL OF CATTLE PRODUCTION pp. 184-195

Daniel Gordon

STOCHASTIC TECHNOLOGY IN A PROGRAMMING FRAMEWORK: A GENERALISED MEAN‐VARIANCE FARM MODEL pp. 196-206

R. M. Hassan and Arne Hallam

CEREAL SUPPLY POLICY INSTRUMENTS: AN ATTITUDINAL SURVEY AMONG FARMERS IN ENGLAND pp. 207-214

I. K. Bradbury, A. Charlesworth and C. A. Collins

ALTERNATIVE PRODUCTION FRONTIER METHODOLOGIES AND DAIRY FARM EFFICIENCY pp. 215-226

B. E. Bravo‐Ureta and L. Rieger

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WORLD PRICE INSTABILITY AND THE PRICES FARMERS RECEIVE IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES pp. 227-241

P. B. R. Hazell, M. Jaramillo and A. Williamson

Volume 41, issue 1, 1990

AGRICULTURAL LAND, TECHNOLOGY AND FARM POLICY pp. 1-8

S. Offutt and Robbin Shoemaker

HERD SIZE AND UNIT COSTS OF PRODUCTION IN THE ENGLAND AND WALES DAIRY SECTOR pp. 9-20

S. M. Mukhtar and P. J. Dawson

RELATIVE VARIABILITY IN WHEAT YIELDS ACROSS COUNTRIES AND OVER TIME pp. 21-32

A. J. Singh and D. Byerlee

PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY AND INPUT ALLOCATIONS IN SRI LANKAN MULTICROP FARMING pp. 33-46

K. Jegasothy, C. Shumway and H. Lim

RURAL EMPLOYMENT IN ENGLAND: SOME DATA SOURCES AND THEIR USE pp. 47-61

A. J. Errington

INTER‐REGIONAL FARM EFFICIENCY IN PAKISTAN'S PUNJAB: A FRONTIER PRODUCTION FUNCTION STUDY pp. 62-74

Majid Ali and M. A. Chaudhry

POPULATION DYNAMICS AND MILK SUPPLY RESPONSE IN THE US LAKE STATES pp. 75-84

Jean-Paul Chavas and A. F. Kraus

ESTIMATING RISK EFFECTS IN CHINESE FOODGRAIN PRODUCTION pp. 85-93

Guanghua Wan and Jock Anderson

IMPORTER LOYALTY IN THE INTERNATIONAL WHEAT MARKET pp. 94-102

William Wilson, W. Koo and Colin Carter

PRODUCER RISK, PRODUCT COMPLEMENTARITY AND PRODUCT DIVERSIFICATION pp. 103-107

Robert Fraser

ESTIMATING INPUT‐OUTPUT COEFFICIENTS FROM REGIONAL FARM DATA—A COMMENT pp. 108-111

P. Midmore