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Volume 79, issue 5, 1997

Challenges for Agricultural Economists Facing the Twenty-First Century pp. 1373-1382

Walter J. Armbruster

Rethinking Markets pp. 1383-1393

Daniel Bromley

A View From the Federal Statistical System pp. 1394-1400

Katharine Abraham

The Changing Role of Public Policy in Canadian Agriculture pp. 1401-1409

H. Bruce Huff

The Urban-Rural Income Gap in China: Implications for Global Food Markets pp. 1410-1418

Colin Carter

Agriculture and the Changing Nation-State: Implications for Policy and Political Economy pp. 1419-1428

James T. Bonnen, Douglas D. Hedley and David Schweikhardt

The American States and Their Evolving Impact on Agricultural Policies pp. 1429-1433

William P. Browne and William Knudson

Agriculture and the Changing Nation-State: Implications for Policy and Political Economy: Discussion pp. 1434-1436

Brian T. Oleson

An Analysis of Consumer Food Shopping Behavior Using Supermarket Scanner Data: Differences by Income and Location pp. 1437-1443

Eugene Jones

Food Expenditures and Socioeconomic Characteristics: Focus on Income Class pp. 1444-1451

Donald R. McDowell, Joyce E. Allen-Smith and Patricia E. McLean-Meyinsse

Income and Racial Differentials in Selected Nutrient Intakes pp. 1452-1460

Adesoji Adelaja, Rodolfo Nayga and Tara C. Lauderbach

Income and Food Consumption: A Variety of Answers: Discussion pp. 1461-1464

Jean D. Kinsey

World Food Needs Toward 2020 pp. 1465-1466

Per Pinstrup-Andersen and Rajul Pandya-Lorch

Critical Issues Suggested by Trends in Food, Population, and the Environment to the Year 2020 pp. 1467-1470

Mark W. Rosegrant and Mercedita A. Sombilla

The Impact of Livestock and Fisheries on Food Availability and Demand in 2020 pp. 1471-1475

Christopher Delgado, Pierre Crosson and Claude Courbois

Trouble Down on the Farm: What Role for Agriculture in Meeting “Food Needs” in the Next Twenty Years? pp. 1476-1479

Lawrence Haddad, Patrick Webb and Alison Slack

Critical Resource, Technology, and Environmental Issues for Meeting Future Grain Production Needs in Asia pp. 1480-1484

Peter Hazell and John Kerr

World Food Needs Toward 2020: Discussion pp. 1485-1486

Wallace Tyner

World Food Needs Toward 2020: Discussion pp. 1487-1488

David Zilberman

The NOAA Panel Report: A New Beginning or the End of an Era? pp. 1489-1494

Alan Randall

Anchoring and Adjustment in Single-Bounded, Contingent-Valuation Questions pp. 1495-1500

Kevin Boyle, F. Reed Johnson and Daniel W. McCollum

Contingent Valuation: Theoretical Advances and Empirical Tests Since the NOAA Panel pp. 1501-1507

Richard Carson

Economic Development with Environmental Security: Policy Conundrum in Rural Canada pp. 1508-1514

Gerrit van Kooten and Louise M. Arthur

Farm Production Policy Versus Rural Life Policy pp. 1515-1524

David Freshwater

The Economics of Agricultural, Rural, and Environmental Policy in Canada: Discussion pp. 1525-1526

William H. Furtan

Policy Conundrums in Rural North America: Discussion pp. 1527-1529

Thomas G. Johnson

Sizing Up Social Science Research pp. 1530-1533

Vincent H. Smith and Philip Pardey

Measuring the Benefits of Policy Research pp. 1534-1538

George Norton and Jeffrey Alwang

The Value of Economic Research pp. 1539-1544

David Zilberman and Amir Heiman

Valuing Social Science Research and Policy Analysis pp. 1545-1550

Charles Timmer

Measuring the Benefits of Agricultural Economics Research: Discussion pp. 1551-1553

Bruce Gardner

Marketing Boards: The Canadian Experience Revisited pp. 1554-1562

Michele M. Veeman

Farm-Level Consequences of Canadian and U.S. Dairy Policies pp. 1563-1572

Robert Romain

Developments in Organized Marketing Arrangements: Discussion pp. 1573-1575

Richard R. Barichello

Intellectual Property Rights: Technology Transfer and Resource Implications pp. 1576-1583

Jock Langford

Assessing the Implications of Intellectual Property Rights on Plant and Animal Agriculture pp. 1584-1591

W. Lesser

The Economics of Intellectual Property Rights: Discussion pp. 1592-1594

Murray Fulton

The Food Stamp Program, Welfare Reform, and the Aggregate Economy pp. 1595-1599

Betsey A. Kuhn, Michael LeBlanc and Craig Gundersen

Maintaining Food and Nutrition Security in the United States with Welfare Reform pp. 1600-1607

Carol S. Kramer-LeBlanc, P. Peter Basiotis and Eileen T. Kennedy

Effects of Welfare Reform on Rural Counties and Labor Markets pp. 1608-1613

Stephan Goetz and David Freshwater

Welfare Reform: Discussion pp. 1614-1615

Glenn L. Nelson

Welfare Reform: Discussion pp. 1616-1619

Joyce E. Allen-Smith

Air Pollution and Acute Respiratory Illness: Evidence from Taiwan and Los Angeles pp. 1620-1624

Anna Alberini and Alan Krupnick

The Health Benefits of Air Pollution Control in Delhi pp. 1625-1629

Maureen Cropper, Nathalie Simon, Anna Alberini, Seema Arora and P.K. Sharma

Transferability of Air Pollution Control Health Benefits Estimates from the United States to Developing Countries: Evidence from the Bangkok Study pp. 1630-1635

Lauraine G. Chestnut, Bart D. Ostro and Nuntavarn Vichit-Vadakan

Air Pollution Requires Multipollutant Analysis: The Case of Santiago, Chile pp. 1636-1641

Gunnar Eskeland

Evidence of Capitalization of Direct Government Payments into U.S. Cropland Values pp. 1642-1650

Charles H. Barnard, Gerald Whittaker, David Westenbarger and Mary Ahearn

Examining the Use of National Databases in a Hedonic Analysis of Regional Farmland Values pp. 1651-1656

Fritz M. Roka and Raymond B. Palmquist

Spatial, Productivity, and Environmental Determinants of Farmland Values pp. 1657-1664

Anita Regmi

New Opportunities for Using Farmland Values in the Analysis of Economic Issues: Discussion pp. 1665-1668

John E. Reynolds

Forecasting Retail Food Prices Under Current Conditions pp. 1669-1672

Annette L. Clauson

Consumer Food Prices from the Ground Up pp. 1673-1676

Robert E. Young, Lori Wilcox, Brian Willott, Gary Adams and D. Scott Brown

Commodity Markets, Farm-Retail Spreads, and Macroeconomic Condition Assumptions in Food Price Forecasting pp. 1677-1680

John M. Urbanchuk

Forecasting CPI Food Prices: An Assessment pp. 1681-1685

Fred Joutz

The Elimination of the Canadian and Australian Wheat Boards: A Move from Triopoly to Perfect Competition in the World Wheat Market pp. 1742-1748

Gregory William DeVos

Volume 79, issue 4, 1997

Agricultural Productivity Revisited pp. 1045-1063

V. Eldon Ball, Jean-Christophe Bureau, Richard Nehring and Agapi Somwaru

International Productivity Patterns: Accounting for Input Quality, Infrastructure, and Research pp. 1064-1076

Barbara J. Craig, Philip Pardey and Johannes Roseboom

The Changing Values of the Cooperative and Its Business Focus pp. 1077-1082

Abigail M. Hind

Measuring the Importance of Transaction Costs in Cattle Marketing pp. 1083-1095

Jill Hobbs

Optimal Capacity in the Anhydrous Ammonia Industry pp. 1096-1107

Kyle Stiegert and Thomas Hertel

The Dynamics of Convenience and the Brazilian Soybean Boom pp. 1108-1118

Darren L. Frechette

Reducing Yield Variation in Peach Orchards by Geographic Scattering pp. 1119-1126

T. Jeffrey Price, Michael E. Wetzstein and Mark W. Rieger

Theory and Measurement of Exotic Options in U.S. Agricultural Support Programs pp. 1127-1139

Viswanath Tirupattur, Robert J. Hauser and Phelim P. Boyle

Optimal Sequential Grain Marketing Decisions under Risk Aversion and Price Uncertainty pp. 1140-1152

Leroy Blakeslee

Generalized Models of Japanese Demand for Fish pp. 1153-1163

James Eales, Catherine Durham and Cathy R. Wessells

Variations on Invariance or Some Unpleasant Nonparametric Arithmetic pp. 1164-1176

James Chalfant and Bin Zhang

Functional Separability and Elasticities of Complementarity pp. 1177-1181

H. Youn Kim

On Price Indices in the Almost Ideal Demand System pp. 1182-1185

Frank Asche and Cathy R. Wessells

The Logic of Testing Structural Change in Meat Demand: A Methodological Analysis and Appraisal pp. 1186-1192

George Davis

Potential Demand for Drought Insurance in Burkina Faso and Its Determinants pp. 1193-1207

Takeshi Sakurai and Thomas Reardon

Commodity Price Stabilization in a Peasant Economy pp. 1208-1217

Israel Finkelshtain and James Chalfant

Optimal Management of a Renewable and Replaceable Resource: The Case of Coastal Groundwater pp. 1218-1228

Darrell Krulce, James Roumasset and Tom Wilson

Intellectual Property Rights and the Welfare Effects of Agricultural R&D pp. 1229-1242

GianCarlo Moschini and Harvey Lapan

Functional Forms, Exogenous Shifts, and Economic Surplus Changes pp. 1243-1251

Xueyan Zhao, John D. Mullen and Gary R. Griffith

The Effects of Imperfect Competition on the Size and Distribution of Research Benefits pp. 1252-1265

Mingxia Zhang

Reforms, the Weather, and Productivity Growth in China's Grain Sector pp. 1266-1277

Bin Zhang and Colin Carter

Labor Migration and Returns to Rural Education in China pp. 1278-1287

Yaohui Zhao

Measuring the Extent of Coalition Formation in Group Decision Making pp. 1288-1299

Fred J. Ruppel and P. Lynn Kennedy

Third-Country Effects and Second-Best Grain Trade Policies: Export Subsidies and Bilateral Liberalization pp. 1300-1310

Richard Gray

Returns, Interest Rates, and Inflation: How They Explain Changes in Farmland Values pp. 1311-1318

Charles Moss

Priorities and Preferences in the Allocation of MPP Branded Funds to Agribusiness Firms pp. 1319-1331

Kim L. Jensen and Paul Jakus

Monetary Shocks and Relative Farm Prices: A Re-examination pp. 1332-1339

Alan Isaac and David E. Rapach

Asymmetric Adjustment of Dynamic Factors at the Firm Level pp. 1340-1351

Alfons Oude Lansink and Spiro Stefanou

Development of Statistical Discriminant Mathematical Programming Model Via Resampling Estimation Techniques pp. 1352-1362

Houshmand A. Ziari, David Leatham and Paul N. Ellinger

The Calculation of Research Benefits with Linear and Nonlinear Specifications of Demand and Supply: Comment pp. 1363-1367

Elamin H. Elbasha

The Calculation of Research Benefits with Linear and Nonlinear Specifications of Demand and Supply: Reply pp. 1368-1371

Geoff W. Edwards and Jan P. Voon

Volume 79, issue 3, 1997

An Evaluation of the Canada-U.S. Wheat Agreement of 1994 pp. 703-714

Colin Carter and Donald MacLaren

Comparative Advantage and Government Budget Effects: An Application to the Grain Trade of the Former USSR pp. 715-725

William Liefert

Wheat Rusts and the Costs of Genetic Diversity in the Punjab of Pakistan pp. 726-737

Derek Byerlee and Edward Souza

Research and Productivity in Mexican Agriculture pp. 738-753

Jorge Fernandez-Cornejo and C. Shumway

Does Lack of Access to Formal Credit Constrain Agricultural Production? Evidence from the Land Tenancy Market in Rural India pp. 754-763

Anjini Kochar

Education in Production: Measuring Labor Quality and Management pp. 764-772

Dennis Yang

The Economics and Econometrics of Damage Control pp. 773-785

Atanu Saha, C. Shumway and Arthur Havenner

Damage Control and Increasing Returns: Further Results pp. 786-791

David Hennessy

The Performance of Nested Logit Models When Welfare Estimation Is the Goal pp. 792-802

Joseph Herriges and Catherine Kling

Limiting Environmental Program Contradictions: A Demand Systems Application to Fishery Management pp. 803-813

Frank A. Ward, Richard A. Cole, Robert A. Deitner and Catherine A. Green-Hammond

Demand for Prepared Meals by U.S. Households pp. 814-824

John Park and Oral Capps

A Two-Stage Analysis of the Effectiveness of Promotion Programs for U.S. Apples pp. 825-837

Timothy J. Richards, Pieter. Van Ispelen and Albert Kagan

State- and County-Level Determinants of Food Manufacturing Establishment Growth: 1987–93 pp. 838-850

Stephan Goetz

A Spatial Equilibrium Model for Imperfectly Competitive Milk Markets pp. 851-859

Tsunemasa Kawaguchi, Nobuhiro Suzuki and Harry Kaiser

Market Imperfections and Output Loss in the Presence of Expenditure Constraint: A Generalized Shadow Price Approach pp. 860-871

Anjana Bhattacharyya and Subal Kumbhakar

Nonparametric Tests of Profit Maximization in Oligopoly with Application to the Beef Packing Industry pp. 872-879

Paul J. Driscoll, S. Murthy Kambhampaty and Wayne D. Purcell

Farm Income Variability and the Supply of Off-Farm Labor pp. 880-887

Ashok Mishra and Barry Goodwin

Discount Schedules and Grower Incentives in Grain Marketing pp. 888-901

David Hennessy and Thomas Wahl

Economic Evaluation of the Farmers' Market Nutrition Program pp. 902-917

Richard Just and Quinn Weninger

New Evidence on Agricultural Commodity Return Performance under Time-Varying Risk pp. 918-930

Bruce Bjornson and Colin Carter

Dynamic Optimization of Nitrogen Use When Groundwater Contamination Is Internalized at the Standard in the Long Run pp. 931-945

Satya N. Yadav

Determinants of Ditch Company Share Prices in the South Platte River Basin pp. 946-951

D. Jay Goodman and Charles W. Howe

Allocation and Pricing at the Water District Level pp. 952-963

David Zilberman

An Astructural Analysis of National Forest Policy and Employment pp. 964-974

Diana M. Burton

A Cointegration Analysis of Canadian Wood Pulp Prices pp. 975-986

Janaki R.R. Alavalapati, Wiktor Adamowicz and Martin Luckert

An Integrated Model of Québec-Ontario-U.S. Northeast Softwood Lumber Markets pp. 987-1000

Jean-Thomas Bernard, Luc Bouthillier, Jérôme Catimel and Nancy Gélinas

Trade-off between Structural Diversity and Economic Objectives in Forest Management pp. 1001-1012

Hayri Onal

Spike Models in Contingent Valuation pp. 1013-1023

Bengt Kriström

Budgetary and Producer Welfare Effects of Revenue Insurance pp. 1024-1034

David Hennessy, Bruce Babcock and Dermot Hayes

Oligopoly Power in the Food and Tobacco Industries pp. 1035-1043

Sanjib Bhuyan and Rigoberto Lopez

Volume 79, issue 2, 1997

Hotelling's Theory, Enhancement, and the Taking of the Redwood National Park pp. 287-298

Peter Berck and William R. Bentley

Land Use with Heterogeneous Land Quality: An Application of an Area Base Model pp. 299-310

Ian W. Hardie and Peter J. Parks

Spatial and Temporal Specialization in Forest Ecosystem Management Under Sole Ownership pp. 311-326

Stephen Swallow, Piyali Talukdar and David N. Wear

Dynamic Optimal Management of Wind-Erosive Rangelands pp. 327-340

Dayuan Hu, Richard Ready and Angelos Pagoulatos

Diversification in Agricultural Production: A Dynamic Model of Optimal Cropping to Manage Soil Erosion pp. 341-356

Renan Goetz

Structural Versus Reduced-Form Estimation of Optimal Stopping Problems pp. 357-368

Bill Provencher

Tenure Security, Investment and Productivity in Gambian Agriculture: A Generalized Probit Analysis pp. 369-382

Joseph Hayes, Michael Roth and Lydia Zepeda

The Seasonal and Spatial Dimensions of Sorghum Market Liberalization in Mexico pp. 383-393

E. Leigh Bivings

The Meaning of Kinship in Sharecropping Contracts pp. 394-406

Seiichi Fukui

Auctioning Conservation Contracts: A Theoretical Analysis and an Application pp. 407-418

Uwe Latacz-Lohmann and Carel Van der Hamsvoort

Implications of Disaster Assistance Reform for Non-insured Crops pp. 419-429

Joy Harwood and Agapi Somwaru

Designing and Rating an Area Yield Crop Insurance Contract pp. 430-438

Jerry R. Skees, J. Roy Black and Barry Barnett

The Pricing of Revenue Assurance pp. 439-451

Jeffrey Stokes, William I. Nayda and Burton English

Hedonic Cost Models and the Pricing of Milk Components pp. 452-462

Steven Buccola and Yoko Iizuka

Estimating the Values of Cattle Characteristics Using an Ordered Probit Model pp. 463-476

Gary Crow

Transfer Costs, Spatial Arbitrage, and Testing for Food Market Integration pp. 477-487

Bob Baulch

Toward a Positive Economic Theory of Hedging pp. 488-499

Robert A. Collins

On Market Equilibrium Analysis pp. 500-513

Jean-Paul Chavas and Thomas L. Cox

A Spatial Analysis of Maize Marketing Policy Reforms in Zambia pp. 514-523

William Masters and Paul Preckel

The Effect of Farm Supply Shifts on Concentration and Market Power in the Food Processing Sector pp. 524-531

Stephen Hamilton and David Sunding

Dynamics of Beef Cow Herd Size: An Inventory Approach pp. 532-542

John D. Schmitz

Technical Change and Model Specification: U.S. Agricultural Production pp. 543-554

Hongil Lim and C. Shumway

The Effect of Supply Management on Herd Size in Alberta Dairy pp. 555-565

Timothy J. Richards and Scott R. Jeffrey

Dietary Bounds and Unshackled Demand Specifications pp. 566-572

Paul J. Driscoll and Anya M. McGuirk

A Microeconometric Analysis of Consumer Taste Determination and Taste Change for Beef pp. 573-582

Eric J. Wailes and Gail Cramer

The Role of Husbands and Wives in Farm Technology Choice pp. 583-588

Lydia Zepeda and Marco Castillo

Commercialization and the Balance of Women's Dual Roles in Non-Income-Pooling West African Households pp. 589-594

Lisa C. Smith and Jean-Paul Chavas

Female Labor Force Participation: A Comparison between Urban and Rural Families pp. 595-601

Antonella Caiumi and Federico Perali

Bargaining Models for Farm Household Decision Making: Discussion pp. 602-604

Mary Marchant

Can Developing Countries Afford the New Food System? A Case Study of the Chinese Agricultural Sector pp. 605-612

Won W. Koo and Marvin Duncan

Will Foreign Capital Build Food Systems in Developing Countries? pp. 613-620

Alan Barkema, Mark Drabenstott and Scott Ryckman

Farmers and Markets: The Political Economy of New Paradigms pp. 621-627

Charles Timmer

From Subsistence to Commercial Production Systems: The Transformation of Asian Agriculture pp. 628-634

Prabhu Pingali

Liberalization and Rural Market Integration in China pp. 635-642

Scott Rozelle, Albert Park, Jikun Huang and Hehui Jin

From Subsistence Systems to Commercial Agriculture: The Need for a New Development Paradigm: Discussion pp. 643-645

Alex F. McCalla

Assessing the Role of Public Research and Extension Policies in Promoting Improved Performance of the Agro-Food Marketing System pp. 646-650

Larry G. Hamm

Rethinking the Role of Government in Agri-Food Markets pp. 651-656

Julie Caswell

Potential Effects of Information Technologies on the Economic Performance of Agricultural and Food Markets pp. 657-662

Sarahelen Thompson and Steven T. Sonka

The Impact of Freer Markets and Trade on Agri-Food Marketing Policy and Government Institutions: Discussion pp. 663-665

Richard Kilmer

The Link between Public and Private Interhousehold Transfers: Implications for the Design of Safety Net Programs in Developing Countries pp. 666-671

Kene Ezemenari

Food Aid Impacts on Safety Nets: Theory and Evidence—A Conceptual Perspective on Safety Nets pp. 672-677

Mesfin Bezuneh and Brady Deaton

Public Works as an Anti-Poverty Program: An Overview of Cross-Country Experience pp. 678-683

K. Subbarao

The Role of Safety Nets during the Process of Economic Growth: Discussion pp. 684-687

Thomas Jayne

Creedy, John. Economics of Higher Education: Analysis of Taxes Versus Fees. Aldershot UK: Edward Elgar Publishing Limited, 1995, xiii + 152 pp., price unknown pp. 688-690

Brady J. Deaton

Just Our Size Videos. Tractors, Combines and Things on the Grow; Tractors, Cotton-Pickers and the Stuff Kids Wear pp. 690-691

Mike Ellerbrock

Krueger, A.O., ed. The Political Economy of American Trade Policy. Chicago and London: The University of Chicago Press, 1996, ix + 460 pp., $70.00 cloth pp. 691-693

John Beghin

Theil, Henri. Studies in Global Econometrics. Dordrecht, The Netherlands: Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1996, ix + 109 pp., hardcover, price unknown pp. 693-694

David Bessler

Volume 79, issue 1, 1997

Catholic High Schools and Rural Academic Achievement pp. 1-12

William Sander

Effects of Health Information and Generic Advertising on U.S. Meat Demand pp. 13-23

John Jackson

Using Benefit-Cost Criteria for Settling Federalism Disputes: An Application to Food Safety Regulation pp. 24-38

Julie Caswell and Jaana K. Kleinschmit v. L.

The Economics of Cosmetic Pesticide Use pp. 39-46

Erik Lichtenberg

Damage Control Productivity: Why Econometrics Matters pp. 47-61

Alain Carpentier and Robert Weaver

Weak Separability and the Estimation of Elasticities in Multistage Demand Systems pp. 62-79

David Edgerton

Do Roads Cause Deforestation? Using Satellite Images in Econometric Analysis of Land Use pp. 80-88

Gerald Nelson and Daniel Hellerstein

Predicting the Effects of Market Reform in Zimbabwe: A Stated Preference Approach pp. 89-99

Lawrence Rubey and Frank Lupi

Product Aggregation Bias as a Specification Error in Demand Systems pp. 100-109

George Davis

Structural Change, Capital Investment and Productivity in the Food Processing Industry pp. 110-125

Catherine Morrison Paul

Dynamic Adjustment in Vertically Linked Markets: The Case of the U.S. Beef Industry pp. 126-138

Brian L. Buhr and Hanho Kim

Market Delineation and Demand Structure pp. 139-150

Kjell G Salvanes

Calibrating Benefit Function Transfer to Assess the Conservation Reserve Program pp. 151-162

Peter Feather and Daniel Hellerstein

Water Conservation Policy Analysis: An Interregional, Multi-Output, Primal-Dual Optimization Approach pp. 163-177

Glenn Schaible

A Biophysical Model of Corn Yield: Integrating Climatic and Social Determinants pp. 178-190

Robert Kaufmann and Seth E. Snell

Estimation and Use of a Multivariate Parametric Model for Simulating Heteroskedastic, Correlated, Nonnormal Random Variables: The Case of Corn Belt Corn, Soybean, and Wheat Yields pp. 191-205

Octavio Ramirez

Systemic Risk, Reinsurance, and the Failure of Crop Insurance Markets pp. 206-215

Mario Miranda and Joseph W. Glauber

An Expected-Indemnity Approach to the Measurement of Moral Hazard in Crop Insurance pp. 216-226

Keith Coble, Thomas O. Knight, Rulon D. Pope and Jeffery Williams

Land Development and Pigouvian Taxes: The Case of Peatland pp. 227-234

Renan Goetz

Optimal Marketing of Nursery Crops from Container-Based Production Systems pp. 235-245

James W. Mjelde and Charles R. Hall

Household Consumption of Cheese: An Inverse Hyperbolic Sine Double-Hurdle Model with Dependent Errors pp. 246-251

Steven T. Yen and Andrew Jones

A Randomized Response Approach to Dichotomous Choice Contingent Valuation pp. 252-266

Joe Kerkvliet

Aggregation, Flexible Forms, and Estimation of Food Consumption Parameters: Comment pp. 267-268

Howarth Bouis and Lawrence Haddad

Aggregation, Flexible Forms, and Estimation of Food Consumption Parameters: Reply pp. 269-271

Cyrus A. Ramezani, Donald Rose and Suzanne P. Murphy

Bredahl, Maury E., Nicole Ballenger, John C. Dunmore, and Terry L. Roe, eds. Agriculture, Trade, and the Environment: Discovering and Measuring the Critical Linkages. Boulder CO: Westview Press, 1996, vii + 310 pp., price unknown pp. 272-273

Tim Josling

Campbell, John R. Reclaiming a Lost Heritage: Land Grant and Other Higher Education Initiatives for the Twenty-first Century. Ames IA: Iowa State University Press, 1995, xviii + 269 pp., $32.95 pp. 273-275

Donald Uchtmann

Hieronymus, T.A. A Revisionist Chronology of Papers. Urbana IL: Office for Futures and Options Research, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1996, 396 pp., paper $20.00 pp. 275-277

Kandice H. Kahl

Hildebrand, Peter E., and John T. Russell. Adaptability Analysis: A Method for the Design, Analysis and Interpretation of On-Farm Research-Extension. Ames IA: Iowa State University Press, 1996, x + 189 pp., paper $24.95 pp. 277-278

Richard K. Perrin

Islam, Nurul, and Saji Thomas. Foodgrain Price Stabilization in Developing Countries: Issues and Experiences in Asia. Washington DC: International Food Policy Research Institute, Food Policy Review No. 3, 1996, viii + 136 pp., paper $4.50 pp. 278-279

Steven Buccola

Jakobsson, Kristin M., and Andrew K. Dragun. Contingent Valuation and Endangered Species. Cheltenham, UK, and Brookfield VT: Edward Elgar, 1996, xxiii + 269 pp., hard cover $79.95 pp. 279-280

Richard C. Bishop

Lampkin, N.H., and S. Padel. The Economics of Organic Farming—An International Perspective. University of Wales, Aberystwyth, UK: CAB International, 1994, 467 pp., price unknown pp. 280-282

Harold S. Ricker

Rowley, Charles K., ed. The Political Economy of the Minimal State. Cheltenham, U.K., and Brookfield VT: Edward Elgar, 1996, xxxiii + 300 pp., hardcover $80.00 pp. 282-284

Alan Randall

Tomich, T.P., P. Kiiby, and B.F. Johnston. Transforming Agrarian Economies: Opportunities Seized, Opportunities Missed. Ithaca NY: Cornell University Press, 1995, 474 pp., price unknown pp. 284-285

Thomas Reardon