Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics

1969 - 2024

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Volume 4, issue 1, 1972

Toward a Possibly Practical Framework for Rural Development Policies and Programs pp. 1-8

Lynn M. Daft

Economic Research Programs for Community Development – Why Do It? pp. 9-13

W. C. Motes

Community and Rural Development – Implications for Economic Extension Programs pp. 15-21

W. Neill Schaller

Planning Educational Services* pp. 23-28

Fred White and Luther Tweeten

Public Financing of Community Services pp. 29-34

Everett E. Peterson

Application of Simulation to Regional and Community Planning pp. 35-43

Gerald A. Doeksen

Economic Factors Influencing the Level of Economic Development of Multicounty Areas pp. 45-51

Stan Daberkow

Estimating Intercounty Employment Linkages in a Multi-County Development District* pp. 53-58

Dean Schreiner, George Muncrief and Bob Davis

Economic Effects of Intersectoral Income Transfers pp. 59-65

Andrew A. Duymovic and Raymond O. P. Farrish

Underemployment as a Criterion for Special Eda Benefits, with Special Reference to Rural Counties* pp. 67-71

James Home and Luther Tweeten

Impacts of a New Agricultural Processing Plant on Rural Development pp. 73-77

Gerald A. Doeksen and James Rathwell

An Analytical Approach to the Consolidation of Counties in North and West Florida Based on Educational Efficiency Criteria* pp. 79-84

William D. Ricker and Fred H. Tyner

Quality of Schooling in Rural Areas* pp. 85-87

Jerry G. West and Donald D. Osburn

Areawide Planning for Optimum Location of Hospital Facilities for Rural People pp. 89-95

B. R. Eddleman

Marginal Farms – A Micro Development Opportunity* pp. 97-100

K. C. Schneeberger and J. G. West

The Consumer Market for Pecans and Competing Nuts pp. 101-106

F. W. Williams, M. G. LaPlante and E. K. Heaton

An Evaluation of Market Order Grade Changes Using Covariance Analysis* pp. 107-111

John P. Nichols

Temperature Probabilities and the Bayesian No Data' Problem pp. 113-117

Thomas Sporleder

Hog Price Flexibilities as Related to Cycle Phases pp. 119-122

D. W. Parvin

Mean-Variance Analysis of Alternative Hedging Strategies* pp. 123-128

David Holland, Wayne D. Purcell and Terry Hague

Least Cost World Trade Patterns for Grains and Meats pp. 129-136

John R. Moore, Sammy Elaassar and Billy V. Lessley

Import Demand for Rice in the EEC: Implications of U.S. Market Promotion* pp. 137-142

Yashwant N. Junghare, Randall Stelly and Robert R. Wilson

A Quantitative Approach to the Feedlot Replacement Decision* pp. 143-149

Kenneth E. Nelson and Wayne D. Purcell

Specification of Supplies and Demands For Subsector and Submarket Studies* pp. 151-156

David H. Harrington

Toward a More Complete Comparison of Farm and Nonfarm Proprietorship Income pp. 157-163

Thomas A. Carlin and Edward I. Reinsel

The Value Added Tax: A Preliminary Look at Effects on the Agricultural Sector* pp. 165-170

J. B. Penn, G. D. Irwin and R. A. Richardson

Nonfarm Investors and Beef Breeding Herds- -Incentives and Consequences pp. 171-177

Virden L. Harrison and W. Fred Woods

Financial Intermediation in Agriculture: A Suggested Analytical Model* pp. 179-183

Peter J. Barry and John A. Hopkin

Financial Options Used for Financing Selected Public Investments in Three Washington State Communities, 1930-1965 pp. 185-190

Nelson L. Bills

Appraising the Effects of the Agricultural Act of 1970 Upon Oklahoma's Economy pp. 191-196

R. Lynn Harwell, Gerald A. Doeksen and P. Leo Strickland

The Estimation of Cotton Costs in the Southeast* pp. 197-202

Dale M. Hoover, Gerald A. Carlson and J. Gwyn Sutherland

Economic Incentives to Reduce the Quantity of Chemicals Used in Commercial Agriculture* pp. 203-208

Ronald D. Lacewell and William R. Masch

The Opportunity Cost of Protecting Cropping History pp. 209-213

R. Lynn Harwell and P. Leo Strickland

Relating Farm and Operator Characteristics to Multiple Goals* pp. 215-220

Wyatte L. Harman, Vernon Eidman, Roy E. Hatch and P. L. Claypool

The Welfare Reform Bill and its Effects in the South pp. 221-227

Gerald B. White and Burl F. Long

Economic and Social Indicators of Rural Development from an Economic Viewpoint pp. 229-245

Clark Edwards and Robert Coltrane

Discussion: Economic and Social Indicators of Rural Development From an Economic Viewpoint pp. 247-249

John E. Waldrop

Volume 3, issue 1, 1971

A Theoretical Framework for Viewing Pollution Problems pp. 1-8

Max R. Langham

Data and Models for Effective Research and Development in Pollution Control pp. 9-14

Ronald M. North

Implementation of Effective Pollution Control by Food Processors pp. 15-22

William M. Crosswhite

Intergovernmental Arrangements for Dealing with Pollution Problems pp. 23-25

Leigh H. Hammond

Formal Training Requirements for Future Managers of Commercial Agriculture pp. 27-31

Willard F. Williams

Entension Needs to Keep Managers of Commercial Agriculture Up-To-Date pp. 33-36

Ted R. Nelson

A Re-Evaluation of the Contribution of the Rural-To-Urban Labor Flow pp. 37-42

Russell H. Brannon and Kurt R. Anschel

Negative Income Taxes, Childrens' Allowances and the Family Assistance Plan-Benefits to People with Farm Earnings pp. 43-49

Edward I. Reinsel

Simulating the Impact of Input-Price Inflation on Farm Income pp. 51-57

Leroy Quance and Luther Tweeten

Local Market Information Services in the Strategy of Agricultural Development pp. 59-67

Eldon D. Smith, Nguen Srisuruksa and Perry Phillipp

Cattle Cycles Revisited pp. 69-76

John R. Franzmann

Feed/Cattle Price Relationships and the Optimum System and Location of Cattle Feeding in Texas pp. 77-86

Ed Williams and Donald E. Farris

Future Structure of the Texas Cattle Feeding Industry as Projected by Transition Probabilities Utilizing a Convex Program pp. 87-93

Ernest E. Davis

The Bayesian Decision Model with more than One Predictor—An Application to the Stocking Rate Problem pp. 95-102

Freddie C. White and Vernon Eidman

Demand Theory: Time Allocation and Outdoor Recreation pp. 103-108

Robert R. Wilson

The Use of Discrete Variables to Estimate Price and Income Elasticities for Products with Seasonal Consumption Patterns pp. 109-113

David L. Trammell and Verner G. Hurt

A Simultaneous Equation Approach to Production Response: Delta Region pp. 115-121

J. B. Penn and George D. Irwin

The Middle Sized Farming Operation: A Goods-and-Services Firm? pp. 123-128

J. A. Ginzel, E. W. Kehrberg and G. D. Irwin

Actual Versus Potential Growth of a Farm Firm: An Ex Post Analysis pp. 129-135

D. R. Humberd

Environmental and Economic Aspects of Recycling Livestock Wastes-Algae Production Using Waste Products pp. 137-142

John B. Martin and Carl E. Madewell

A Systems Approach to Pest Control Research pp. 143-147

Robert P. Jenkins

Economic Implications of Alternative Allocations of an Exhaustible Irrigation Water Supply pp. 149-154

Ronald D. Lacewell and H. W. Grubb

Intertemporal Allocation of Ground Water in the Central Ogallala Formation: An Application of a Multistage Sequential Decision Model pp. 155-160

Solomon E. Bekure and Vernon Eidman

The Benefit-Cost Ratio in Resource Development Planning pp. 161-166

George A. Pavelis

Factors in Freight Car Supply pp. 167-173

T. Q. Hutchinson

Prediction of Shell Egg Price-A Shortrun Model pp. 175-179

Sujit K. Roy