Proceedings – Rural and Agricultural Conferences

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1999, articles Aug

Equity for rural America: a conference summary pp. 1-10

Mark Drabenstott and Larry G. Meeker

Equity capital and entrepreneurs pp. 11-26

Stephen D. Prowse

The view from Wall Street pp. 27-33

Nassos Michas

The view from Main Street pp. 35-37

L. Ray Moncrief

Commentary: the view from Main Street pp. 37-41

Tony Raimondo

Commentary: a Main Street banker's perspective pp. 43-47

William E. Castle

Commentary: what we learned in the first session pp. 49-50

Moderator and Marvin R. Duncan

Equity capital markets: the view from Wall Street and Main Street: general discussion pp. 51-57

Moderator and Marvin R. Duncan

A national snapshot for rural equity market innovation pp. 59-70

David Barkley, David Freshwater, Deborah M. Markley, Julia Sass Rubin and Ron Shaffer

The current state of the art in rural equity markets: leading edge institutions pp. 71-75

William Bay

The current state of the art in rural equity markets: leading edge institutions pp. 77-83

Greg Sandbulte

The current state of the art in rural equity markets: leading edge institutions pp. 85-89

Steve Mercil, Catherine Stine and Joan Wurzer

The current state of the art in rural equity markets: general discussion pp. 91-97

Moderator and Mark Drabenstott

Technology: the new infrastructure for a new rural America: keynote address pp. 99-105

Solomon D. Trujillo

Equity finance and the economic transition of rural America: a new framework for private-sector initiatives and positive economic public policy pp. 107-164

David J. Brophy and Wassim Mourtada

Small business finance in rural and urban regions pp. 165-185

Jere W. Glover

Policy lessons from the rest of the world pp. 187-197

Thomas Gibson

Policy options for rural equity capital markets: general discussion pp. 199-208

Moderator and Dale Meyer

1997, articles Apr

Financing rural America: a conference summary pp. 1-10

Mark Drabenstott and Larry G. Meeker

Keynote address: where are rural capital markets headed? pp. 11-45

Marvin R. Duncan

Liquidity and competition in rural credit markets pp. 47-77

Peter J. Barry and Paul Ellinger

Commentary: liquidity and competition in rural credit markets pp. 79-80

Thomas H. Stanton

Commentary: liquidity and competition in rural credit markets pp. 81-84

James A. Hansen

Improving secondary markets in rural America pp. 85-120

Kerry Vandell

Commentary: improving secondary markets in rural America pp. 121-129

Frank L. Altman

Implications of banking consolidation for the financing of rural America pp. 131-140

R. Gilbert

Commentary: implications of banking consolidation for the financing of rural America pp. 141-145

Kenneth A. Guenther

Luncheon address: what role for public policy in rural capital markets? pp. 147-158

Dayton J. Watkins

Developing rural equity capital markets pp. 159-172

David J. Brophy

Commentary: developing rural equity capital markets pp. 173-175

Dennis D. Roedemeier

Closing panel: improving rural capital markets pp. 177-178

Moderator and Emery N. Castle

Closing panel: improving rural capital markets pp. 179-182

Alan R. Tubbs

Closing panel: improving rural capital markets pp. 183-184

Douglas D. Sims

Closing panel: improving rural capital markets pp. 185-186

Kathleen Beery

Closing panel: improving rural capital markets pp. 187-191

Gary Warren

1985

Trade and agriculture: a governor's perspective pp. 1-10

John Carlin

The imperative of successful competition pp. 11-24

Daniel G. Amstutz

Enhancing competitiveness: research and technology pp. 25-53

Michael J. Phillips

Enhancing competitiveness: research and technology in agriculture pp. 25-53

Michael J. Phillips

Enhancing competitiveness: infrastructure and agriculture pp. 55-66

Ray A. Goldberg

Enhancing competitiveness: U.S. agricultural policy pp. 67-79

Richard E. Lyng

Enhancing competitiveness: international economic policies pp. 81-111

Graham J. L. Avery

Enhancing competitiveness: national economic policies pp. 113-132

Manuel H. Johnson

The challenge of building market demand pp. 133-161

Dale E. Hathaway

The challenge in building market demand pp. 133-161

Dale E. Hathaway

Competing in the world marketplace: the challenge for American agriculture - a symposium, Kansas City, Missouri, October 31- November 1, 1985

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1981

The value of models in policy analysis pp. 1-21

Lawrence Klein

The emerging policy issues affecting agriculture pp. 23-37

Don Paarlberg

The interface between policymakers and modelers pp. 39-45

Dale E. Hathaway

Capturing the linkages between agriculture and the domestic economy pp. 47-69

John B. Penson

The foreign trade linkages pp. 71-102

G. Edward Schuh

Alternative designs for policy models of the agricultural sector pp. 103-137

Stanley R. Johnson

Principles of policy modeling in agriculture pp. 139-178

Richard Just and Gordon Rausser

Constraints on the modeling of agriculture and how they might be relaxed pp. 179-202

Bruce Gardner

Future directions for agricultural policy analysis pp. 203-215

Luther G. Tweeten

Modeling agriculture for policy analysis in the 1980s: a symposium, Kansas City, Missouri, September 24-25, 1981

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