Agricultural Economics

1986 - 2004

Continued by Agricultural Economics.

Current editor(s): William Masters and Gerald Shively

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Volume 3, issue 4, 1989

International agricultural research systems pp. 257-260

Jock Anderson and John L. Dillon

Structure of public support for national agricultural research systems: A political economy perspective pp. 261-278

Philip Pardey, M. Sandra Kang and Howard Elliott

Agricultural research problems in small developing countries: Case studies from the South Pacific Island Nations pp. 279-292

J. Brian Hardaker and Euan M. Fleming

Development assistance and exports: The case of the United States pp. 293-307

Ralph W. Cummings, Jr. and Dana G. Dalrymple

Does agricultural growth in poor countries harm agricultural-exporting rich countries? pp. 309-321

Kym Anderson

Spillover effects of international agricultural research: CIMMYT-based semi-dwarf wheats in Australia pp. 323-332

John P. Brennan

Market price response of world rice research pp. 333-343

Yujiro Hayami, Masao Kikuchi and Kazuko Morooka

Agricultural technology and farm-nonfarm growth linkages pp. 345-364

Steven Haggblade and Peter Hazell

Value of external reviews of research at the International Agricultural Research Centers pp. 365-380

Keith Fuglie and Vernon Ruttan

Sense and sustainability: Sustainability as an objective in international agricultural research pp. 381-398

John K. Lynam and Robert W. Herdt

Volume 3, issue 3, 1989

Developing country interests in agricultural trade reform pp. 169-186

Rodney Tyers

Evaluating agricultural energy policies under uncertainty: The case of electricity in South India pp. 187-198

Suresh Babu and Arne Hallam

Measuring benefits to operation and maintenance expenditure in the canal irrigation system of Pakistan: A simulation analysis pp. 199-212

Muhammad A. Chaudhry and Mubarik Ali

Derivation of long-run factor demands from short-run responses pp. 213-230

Herve Guyomard and Dominique Vermersch

Expected economic effects of BST in the Netherlands pp. 231-248

G. W. J. Giesen, A. J. Oskam and Paul Berentsen

Technological change in Illinois agriculture: Grabowski, R., Kraft, S., Mehdian, S. and Pasurka, C., 1989. Technological change in Illinois agriculture, 1982-1984. Agric. Econ., 2: 303-318 pp. 249-250

Heinrich Hockmann

Technological change in Illinois agriculture: A reply pp. 251-253

Richard Grabowski, S. Kraft, S. Mehdian and Carl Pasurka

Volume 3, issue 2, 1989

Agricultural trade liberalization in a multi-sector world model pp. 83-98

Barry Krissoff and Nicole Ballenger

Malawi's agricultural development: a success story? pp. 99-113

Andrew J. Sofranko and Frederick C. Fliegel

Wheat policy options in sub-Saharan Africa: The case of Zimbabwe pp. 115-129

Michael L. Morris

Effect of sugar price policy on U.S. imports of processed sugar-containing foods pp. 131-146

Cathy L. Jabara

United States demand for coffee imports pp. 147-159

Ellen Goddard and T. Akiyama

The world coffee market and the international coffee agreement: M.Th.A. Pieterse and H.J. Silvis. Wageningen economic studies, 9. Wageningen Agricultural University/Pudoc, Wageningen, The Netherlands, 1987. 115 pp., Dfl.27.50/US$19.00. ISBN 90-6754-118-4 pp. 161-162

Geraldo Sant'Ana de Camargo Barros

Agricultural marketing enterprises for the developing world: J.C. Abbott. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, Great Britain, 1986. 200 pp., hardcover [UK pound]20.00/paperback [UK pound]6.50 pp. 162-163

Geraldo Sant'Ana de Camargo Barros

Marketing improvement in the developing world: what happens and what we have learned: Agricultural Services Section, Food and Agriculture Organization, Rome, 1984, 1986 (revised edition). 237 pp. ISBN 92-5-101427-2 pp. 164-166

Uma Lele

Agricultural marketing strategy and pricing policy: A World Bank symposium. Dieter Elz (Editor). The World Bank, Washington, DC, 1987. 133 pp. ISBN 0-8213-0830-0 pp. 166-168

Ingemar Haraldsson

Volume 3, issue 1, 1989

Agricultural supply response: A survey pp. 1-22

J. Mohan Rao

Welfare implications of a preferential tariff reduction for agricultural exports from less developed countries vs. a generalized tariff reduction pp. 23-48

Giovanni Anania

Fertilizer in Indonesian agriculture: the subsidy issue pp. 49-68

Douglas D. Hedley and Steven R. Tabor

Evaluation of the influence of agricultural price policy on cotton production in Cote-d'Ivoire pp. 69-76

Kama Berte and Francis Epplin

Volume 2, issue 4, 1988

The calculation of returns to research in distorted markets pp. 291-302

James F. Oehmke

Technological change in Illinois agriculture, 1982-1984 pp. 303-318

Richard Grabowski, Steven Kraft, Seyed Mehdian and Carl Pasurka

Crop selection and implications for profits and wind erosion in a semi-arid environment pp. 319-334

John G. Lee, John R. Ellis and Ronald D. Lacewell

A note on private farm management consulting services: The case of Argentina pp. 335-343

Marcos Gallacher

Household food demand in Burkina Faso: Implications for food policy pp. 345-364

Kimseyinga Savadogo and Jon A. Brandt

International supply response pp. 365-374

Willis Peterson

Volume 2, issue 3, 1988

The agricultural trade confrontation between the United States and the European community: a challenge to our profession pp. 185-195

Michel Petit

Cereal technology interventions for the west African semi-arid tropics pp. 197-208

J. G. Nagy, J. H. Sanders and H. W. Ohm

Soil and moisture management in Mali: a case study analysis for West Africa pp. 209-222

John C. Day and Marcel P. Aillery

Linkages between regulated and unregulated markets: the case of milk supply in Kenya pp. 223-230

Wayne H. Howard and Ian McDonald

Collateral, guaranties and rural credit in developing countries: evidence from Asia pp. 231-245

Gershon Feder, Tongroj Onchan and Tejaswi Raparla

Toward a behavioral model of multiple-job-holding farm families pp. 247-258

Maria G. Eboli and Enrico Turri

Examining the leontief paradox in U.S. agricultural trade pp. 259-272

Chinkook Lee, Darryl Wills and Gerald Schluter

A linear programming algorithm for determining mean-Gini efficient farm plans pp. 273-285

John Okunev and John L. Dillon

MIDAS--Model of an Integrated Dryland Agricultural System: MIDAS, A Bioeconomic Model of a Dryland Farm System. R.S. Kingvell and D.J. Panell (Editors). Pudoc, Wageningen, The Netherlands, 1987. Paperback, 207 pp., Dfl.65.00/US$32.50. ISBN 90-220-0913-0 pp. 287-288

Valter Johansson

Research methodology: philosophy and practice: Research Methodology for Economists: Philosophy and Practice. Glenn L. Johnson. MacMillan, New York, 1986. 252 pp., US$27.50. ISBN 0-02-949840-0 pp. 288-289

Kevin A. Parton

Volume 2, issue 2, 1988

Biased technological change and factor demand in postwar Japanese agriculture, 1958-84 pp. 101-122

Yoshima Kuroda

A dynamic adjustment model for U.S. agriculture: 1948-79 pp. 123-137

Utpal Vasavada and V. Eldon Ball

What do agricultural income and productivity measurements really mean? pp. 139-157

Gunther H. Schmitt

Link between agricultural assistance and international trade pp. 159-166

James P. Houck

Impact of risk on HYV adoption in Bangladesh pp. 167-178

Ashok Parikh and Andrew Bernard

The economics of oil palm: Economic of crops in developing countries, 2. H.A.J. Moll. Centre for Agricultural Publishing and Documentation, Wageningen, The Netherlands, 1987. Hard cover, 288 pp., Dfl. 125/US$62.50. ISBN 90-220-0876-2 pp. 179-180

Colin Barlow

Agricultural policy formation in the European community: The birth of milk quotas and CAP reform: M. Petit, M. de Benedictis, D. Britton, M. de Groot, W. Henrichsmeyer and F. Lechi. Developments in Agricultural Economics, 4. American Elsevier, New York, 1987. Hardcover, 176 pp., Dfl. 120. ISBN 0-444-42894-1 pp. 181-183

D. R. Harvey

Agriculture's future: America's food system: T.L. Wallace. Springer, Berlin, 1987. Softcover, 93 pp., DM39.80. ISBN 3-540-96482-7 pp. 183-184

S. Lane

Volume 2, issue 1, 1988

Groundwater management: Efficiency and equity considerations pp. 1-18

Eli Feinerman

Issues relating to agricultural pricing policies and their analysis in developing countries pp. 19-37

Ernst Lutz and Yasmin Saadat

Grain production and food security in Arab countries pp. 39-56

Mieczyslaw Adamowicz

Principles of dynamic optimization in resource management pp. 57-72

John Kennedy

On the reform of rural supply and marketing cooperatives in China pp. 73-88

Guanghua Wan, Zhang Y. Zhou and John L. Dillon

The political economy of agricultural protection: East Asia in an international perspective: Kym Anderson and Yujiro Hayami. Allen and Unwin/Australia- Japan Research Centre, Australian National University, London/ Sydney/Boston, 185 pp pp. 89-94

Bryant H. Wadsworth