Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics

1969 - 2024

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Volume 5, issue 2, 1973

Economies of Size Among Municipal Water Authorities in Pennsylvania pp. 1-6

Arthur B. Daugherty and J. Dean Jansma

Alternative Forms of Taxation to Achieve Equitable Levels of Educational Expenditures pp. 7-13

Fred C. White and Bill Miller

Model to Evaluate Alternative Irrigation Distribution Systems with an Exhaustible Water Supply* pp. 15-21

Ronald D. Lacewell and John C. Pearce

An Economic Analysis of Policies Protecting Small Business in the Milk Industry* pp. 23-30

H. M. Harris, R. D. Knutson and C. E. French

Role of Marketing and Procurement Systems in the Control of Agriculture* pp. 31-36

V. James Rhodes

Economic Implications of the 1973 Farm Program on Wheat and Beef Production – Southern High Plains Winter Wheat Area* pp. 37-44

Robert E. Whitson, Ronald D. Lacewell, Lonnie L. Jones and John Shipley

Increasing Productivity in the Fluid Milk Processing Sector Through Changes in Market Organization and Structure pp. 45-50

M. C. Conner

Spatial Price Differences During Market Trade Transitions pp. 51-55

John E. Ikerd

Agricultural Loan Evaluation with Discriminant Analysis* pp. 57-62

R. Bruce Johnson and Albert R. Hagan

Evaluation of a Quantitative Procedure to Select Among Alternative Marketing Strategies to Reduce Price Risks of Stocker Operators* pp. 63-71

James H. Davis and John R. Franzmann

Location Basis Variability Effects on Slaughter Cattle Hedging in the South and Southern Plains* pp. 73-77

Barry W. Bobst

Application of Multivariate Analysis to Determine Influence of Resource Base on Changes in Economic Activity 1960-70 pp. 79-87

Waldon R. Kerns

Evaluating Cost and Output Levels for Agricultural Utilization Research pp. 89-97

Harold B. Jones

A Comparison of Liveweight, Carcass and Lean Meat Criteria for the Feedlot Replacement Decisions* pp. 99-107

Kenneth E. Nelson and Wayne D. Purcell

Marketing Efficiency and Equity: A Case Study of an Area's Cotton Ginning Industry pp. 109-114

Stephen Fuller, Clyde Eastman and Joe Dewbre

Interregional and Interseasonal Competition in the U. S. Beef Industry: An Application of Reactive Programming* pp. 115-123

Dilip Pendse and James Youde

Some Micro Aspects of Human Migration Activity* pp. 125-130

David D. Osburn

Wages, Mechanization, and Employment in Harvesting Florida Tomatoes pp. 131-137

Glenn A. Zepp

Effect on Milk Production and Income Over Feed Cost from Following Less than Optimum Management Strategies Related to Dairy Cow Replacement pp. 139-145

Richard W. Rundell

Estimation of Agriculture-Forestry Transition Matrices from Aerial Photographs* pp. 147-153

Harry J. Van Loock, William L. Hafley and Richard A. King

Farm Programs, Pesticide Use, and Social Costs* pp. 155-163

James Richardson

Determining Locations for Rural Medical Clinics: A Model and Its Use* pp. 165-174

William E. Hardy, J. Paxton Marshall and J. Edwin Faris

Social Subsidies, Environmental Pollution, and Utilization of Agricultural Wastes: An Oregon Example* pp. 175-184

Jagjit S. Brar and Frank S. Conklin

A Simulation Analysis of the Effects of a Product Tax on the Packaging Waste Output of Selected Food Products* pp. 185-193

Paul D. Spillers and Joseph Havlicek

Derived Demand for Irrigation Water: The California Aqueduct* pp. 195-200

C. Shumway

Volume 5, issue 1, 1973

Structure of Agriculture: The Policy Issue pp. 1-6

Harold F. Breimyer

Discussion: Structure of Agriculture: The Policy Issue pp. 7-8

Marshall R. Godwin

Economic Research Trade-Offs Between Efficiency and Equity pp. 9-12

Quentin M. West

Discussion: Economic Research Trade-Offs Between Equity and Efficiency pp. 13-15

Luther Tweeten

Agricultural Programs in the Seventies: The Political-Economic Environment pp. 17-21

Don Paarlberg

The Entry-Growth-Exit Processes in Agriculture* pp. 23-36

Michael Boehlje

Producer Bargaining: Its Current Status and Distribution of Benefits pp. 37-43

Calvin R. Berry

Discussion: Producer Bargaining: Its Current Status and Distribution of Benefits pp. 45-46

H. M. Harris

Educational Programs for Commercial Agriculture and Agribusiness* pp. 47-54

John Holt, Charles R. Pugh and William L. Brant

Discussion: Educational Programs for Commercial Agriculture and Agri-Business pp. 55-57

J. Michael Sprott

Rural Housing Needs and Barriers: The Case of Central Appalachia* pp. 59-67

Brady J. Deaton and Charles E. Hanrahan

Discussion: Rural Housing Needs and Barriers, The Case of Central Appalachia pp. 69-70

Thomas H. Klindt

The Distribution of the Costs and Benefits of Public Schooling pp. 71-79

David W. Holland

Discussion: The Distribution of the Costs and Benefits of Public Schooling pp. 81-83

H. Evan Drummond

Alternatives to the Local Property Tax for Educational Finance pp. 85-93

Thomas F. Hady

Discussion: Alternatives to the Local Property Tax for Educational Finance pp. 95-97

James M. Stepp

Some Measurement Criteria for Community Service Output and Costs: The Case of Fire Protection in Texas* pp. 99-107

Fredrick J. Hitzhusen

Defining and Measuring Rurality pp. 109-113

Blair J. Smith and David W. Parvin

Costs of Solid Waste Management in Rural Texas Communities* pp. 115-119

J. Patrick Hall and Lonnie L. Jones

An Investment Analysis of Vocational Programs Offered in Missouri Junior Colleges* pp. 121-126

Donald D. Osburn and W.B. Richardson

Equalization Aspects of Federal Aid to Education: The District Perspective pp. 127-133

David W. Holland

Economic Effects of an Exhaustible Irrigation Water Supply: Texas High Plains* pp. 135-139

James E. Osborn

An Analysis of Pond Raised Catfish Production in Texas pp. 141-145

Ronald D. Lacewell, John P. Nichols and T. Harold Jambers

Economic Analysis of Commercial Layer Production Decisions for Family Farm Operators pp. 147-152

G. Chris Lance

Estimated Impact of Withdrawing Specified Pecticides from Cotton Production* pp. 153-159

Jim Casey and Ronald D. Lacewell

More Realistic Single Equation Models Through Specification of Random Coefficients* pp. 161-166

Max R. Langham and Michael Mara

A Simultaneous Equation Model of the Economic-Ecologic System in Citrus Groves* pp. 167-174

Jonq-Ying Lee and Max R. Langham

The Use of Extraneous Information in the Development of a Policy Simulation Model pp. 167-174

Daryll E. Ray

The Incompatibility of the Average Investment Method for Calculating Interest Costs with the Principle of Alternative Opportunities pp. 181-185

Arthur J. Walrath

Cash Flows and Financing in Texas Agriculture* pp. 187-192

Lindon Robison, Peter J. Barry and John A. Hopkin

Effects of Location Basis Variability on Hedging of Slaughter Hogs in The South* pp. 193-198

Barry W. Bobst

An Analysis of Anticipatory Short Hedging Using Predicted Harvest Basis pp. 199-203

David E. Kenyon and Steven E. Kingsley

On Market Development for Food Products* pp. 205-210

Thomas Sporleder

Sources of Job Information for Migrants* pp. 211-216

A. Frank Bordeaux and Larry C. Morgan

Plant Location Models for a Honey Packer: Sensitivity of Findings to Some Alternative Specifications with Reference to the South pp. 217-222

W. M. Holroyd and B. V. Lessley

Optimum Resource Allocation for Selected U. S. Agricultural Commodities* pp. 223-231

O. A. Cleveland and Daryll E. Ray

Storage Utilization in a Deficit Region pp. 233-237

Wayne A. Boutwell and David E. Kenyon

Components of Outdoor Recreational Values: Kissimmee River Basin, Florida* pp. 239-244

Kenneth C. Gibbs and J. Richard Conner

The Use of Economic Analysis in the Tennessee Valley Authority: The Case of the Duck River Project pp. 245-252

Leonard Shabman

Markov Intertemporal Land Use Simulation Model pp. 253-258

Bruce O. Burnham

Determinants of Rural Property Values in Georgia pp. 259-264

H. Evan Drummond and Fred C. White

Farm Land Prices: Explainable or Illogical? pp. 265-272

Melvin G. Blase and Clyde Hesemann