Agricultural Economics

1986 - 2004

Current editor(s): William Masters and Gerald Shively

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Macroeconomic policy impacts on United States agriculture: A simulation analysis pp. 291-307: Tom Barclay and Luther Tweeten
The U.S. demand for imported and domestically produced foods: An investigation of intertemporal and substitution effects pp. 309-326: Peter Isard, Barbara Lowrey, P. A. V. B. Swamy and Roger Conway
Income and employment generation from agricultural processing and marketing: The case of soybean in Indonesia pp. 327-339: Yujiro Hayami, Toshihiko Kawagoe, Yoshinori Morooka and Musdjidin Siregar
Some lessons from the modelling of the Spanish rice market pp. 341-354: E. Wesley and F. Peterson
An evaluation of Indian government rice policy in Tamil Nadu pp. 355-364: G. Chellaraj and B Brorsen
Labour on the family farm: A theory under uncertainty pp. 365-380: P. J. Dawson
Simplified risk analysis in agricultural extension pp. 381-390: Elmar Rodrigues da Cruz and Victor Hugo da Fonseca Porto

On why agriculture declines with economic growth pp. 195-207: Kym Anderson
Spatial organization of marketing facilities in developing countries: A case study of oilseeds in Sudan pp. 209-227: E. Dean Baldwin, Babiker I. Babiker and Donald W. Larson
A risk responsive acreage response function for millet in Niger pp. 229-239: Akinwumi A. Adesina and B Brorsen
Labour-related structural trends in South African maize production pp. 241-258: J. Van Zyl, Nick Vink and T. I. Fenyes
Effects of the energy crisis on French agriculture between 1974 and 1984 pp. 259-272: Sylvie Bonny
Wheat and maize price policies in Hungary: Tradeoffs between foreign exchange and government revenue pp. 273-290: Avishay Braverman, Jeffrey Hammer and Jonathan Morduch

Changing agricultural comparative advantage pp. 97-112: Philip Abbott and Robert L. Thompson
Structural variations of agriculture in the pacific pp. 113-125: Hiroshi Yamauchi
Risk-taking preferences of farmers in northern Thailand: Measurements and implications pp. 127-142: William Grisley and Earl Kellog
Institutional reform of marketing and related services to agriculture, with particular reference to Africa pp. 143-157: John C. Abbott
Structural change and its impact on traditional agricultural sectors of rapidly developing countries: The case of natural rubber pp. 159-174: Colin Barlow and Sisira Jayasuriya
The evolution and implications of the U.S. food security act of 1985 pp. 175-190: R. G. F. Spitze
Elements of agricultural trade policies: J.P. Houck. Macmillan, New York, 1986, 224 pp., US$29.95 (hardcover), ISBN 0-02947720-4 pp. 191-192: Ewa Rabinowicz
The economics of tropical farm management: J.P. Makeham and L.R. Malcolm. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1986, 178 pp., [UK pound]19.50 (hardcover), [UK pound]6.95 (paperback), ISBN 0-521-30894-1 (hardcover), 0-521-31367-8 (paperback) pp. 192-193: M. P. Collinson

Editorial pp. v-vi: Hedley Douglas D.
Market analysis, technical change and income distribution in semi-subsistence agriculture: the case of Bangladesh pp. 1-18: Mohammad Alauddin and Clement Tisdell
Agricultural policy in tropical Africa: is a turnaround possible? pp. 19-34: Jean M. Due
Appraising alternatives for allocating and cost recovery for irrigation water in Egypt pp. 35-52: Richard L. Bowen and Robert A. Young
Persistent underinvestment in public agricultural research pp. 53-65: James F. Oehmke
Effects of increasing agricultural productivity in a multisectoral model for the Philippines pp. 67-85: Romeo M. Bautista
Subjective equilibrium theory of the farm household: C. Nakajima. Elsevier, Amsterdam, 1986, xii + 302, US $57.50/Dfl. 155.00, ISBN 0-444-42646-9 pp. 87-89: Kailash Sharma