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Volume 75, issue Special_Issue, 1993

President's Address, American Farm Management Association, Baltimore, MD., January 8, 1919 pp. iv-viii

G. A. Billings

Introduction to the American Journal of Agricultural Economics' 75th Anniversary Issue pp. 1

John Kenneth Galbraith

Can Economics be Reconstructed as an Empirical Science? pp. 2-5

Wassily Leontief

Confirmation and Replication in Empirical Econometrics: A Step Toward Improved Scholarship pp. 6-14

William G. Tomek

Powers and Limits of Agricultural Economics pp. 15-24

Alex Rosenberg

Keeping the Dream of Rigorous Hypothesis Testing Alive pp. 25-40

Quirino Paris, Michael Caputo and Garth J. Holloway

On the Search for Econometric Structure in Agriculture pp. 41-47

David Bessler and Ted Covey

What Practicing Agricultural Economists Really Need to Know about Methodology pp. 48-59

Alan Randall

The Work Agenda in Agricultural Economics: Why a Shift in Emphasis Is Warranted pp. 60-68

E. C. Pasour

The Governance Structure of Agricultural Science and Agricultural Economics: A Call to Arms pp. 69-83

Richard Just and Gordon Rausser

On the Communication Gap in Agricultural Economics pp. 84-91

Emery N. Castle

Volume 75, issue 5, 1993

Coordinating Research, Extension, and Outreach in Agricultural Economics pp. 1091-1101

Peter J. Barry

Agricultural Trade Liberalization: The Ever-Elusive Grail pp. 1102-1112

Alex F. McCalla

Dynamic Perspectives on Agricultural Policy Issues pp. 1113-1125

Brian Wright

Reaching Consumers in the Twenty-First Century: The Short Way Around the Barn pp. 1126-1131

Alan Barkema

Implications for Farm Supply Cooperatives of the Industrialization of Agriculture pp. 1132-1136

Joseph D. Coffey

Industrialization of Agriculture: Discussion pp. 1137-1139

V. James Rhodes

Suburban Consumers and Exurban Farmers: The Changing Political Economy of Food Policy pp. 1140-1144

Laurian Unnevehr

Changing Personal Profile of Agricultural Economists: Looking to the Future pp. 1145-1149

Jon A. Brandt and Mary C. Ahearn

Ensuring Hybrid Vigor in the Agricultural Economics Profession pp. 1150-1154

Susan E. Offutt

Changing of the Guard: Discussion pp. 1155-1156

Luther Tweeten

Basking in Glory and in Denial: Changing of the Guard: Discussion pp. 1157-1159

Quirino Paris

Strategic Planning and Population Settlement pp. 1160-1163

Scott Loveridge and Allan Schmid

Human Capital and Rural Labor Issues pp. 1164-1168

Stephan Goetz

Fiscal Impacts of Population Growth and Decline in Small Communities pp. 1169-1172

Timothy W. Kelsey

Rural Development Issues for Agricultural Economists to the Year 2000: Discussion pp. 1173-1174

David Debertin

Institutions and Rural Development: Discussion pp. 1175-1176

Judith I. Stallmann

U.S. Fisheries Management and Economic Analysis: Implications of the Alaskan Groundfish Controversy pp. 1177-1182

J. Walter Milon

Recreational and Commercial Fisheries Allocation with Costly Enforcement pp. 1183-1187

Jon G. Sutinen

Natural Resource Damage Assessment: Economic Implications for Fisheries Management pp. 1188-1193

Michael Hanemann and Ivar E. Strand

Enhancing Economic Analysis for Fishery Management: Discussion pp. 1194-1195

Lee G. Anderson

Parallels in Fishery Management and Natural Resource Damage Assessment: Discussion pp. 1196-1197

V. Smith

Enhancing Economic Analysis for Fishery Management: Discussion pp. 1198-1199

James Wilen

Estimation of Demand Systems Using Informative Priors pp. 1200-1205

James A. Chalfant

Bayesian Efficiency Tests for Commodity Futures Markets pp. 1206-1210

Jeffrey Dorfman

Spatial Modeling of Agricultural Markets pp. 1211-1216

James LeSage

Applications of New Bayesian Techniques to Agricultural Economics: Discussion pp. 1217-1220

Ron Mittelhammer

Simulating Changes in Conjectural Variations: Tariff and Quota Nonequivalence in Food Processing pp. 1221-1225

Steve McCorriston, Ian Sheldon and Joseph Hirschberg

Imperfect Competition and Exchange Rate Pass-Through in the Food Processing Sector pp. 1226-1230

Philip Abbott, Paul M. Patterson and Alejandro Reca

Evaluating the Behavior of International Cartel Members pp. 1231-1237

Jay S. Coggins and David S. Bullock

Empirical Analysis of Imperfect Competition and Trade in the Food Industries: Discussion pp. 1238-1239

Emilio Pagoulatos

Empirical Analysis of Imperfect Competition and Trade in the Food Industries: Discussion pp. 1240-1241

Daniel Pick

Agricultural Land Relations in the Developing World pp. 1242-1248

Hans Binswanger-Mkhize, Klaus Deininger and Gershon Feder

The Fertility Incentive of Land Tenure in Mexico pp. 1249-1253

Horacio Soberon-Ferrer and Leslie A. Whittington

Land Reform and Farm Restructuring in Russia: 1992 Status pp. 1254-1259

Karen Brooks and Zvi Lerman

Land Reform, Privatization, and Development: Discussion pp. 1260-1262

Terry Roe

The Issue of Scope in Contingent Valuation Studies pp. 1263-1267

Richard Carson and Robert Cameron Mitchell

A New Model of Contingent Valuation pp. 1268-1272

John K. Horowitz

The External Costs of Nuclear Power: Ex Ante Damages and Lay Risks pp. 1273-1279

Alan J. Krupnick, Anil Markandya and Eric Nickell

New Work on the Benefits of Environmental Regulation: Discussion pp. 1280-1282

John Hoehn

New Work on the Benefits of Environmental Regulation: Discussion pp. 1283-1285

James Opaluch

Feeder Cattle Forecasting Models: An Econometric Study of Development and Performance pp. 1326-1332

Christine Wilson

Volume 75, issue 4, 1993

Substitution between Goods and Leisure in a Developing Country pp. 875-883

Harold Alderman and David Sahn

Working Wives and Food away from Home: The Box-Cox Double Hurdle Model pp. 884-895

Steven T. Yen

The Choice of a Welfare Measure under Uncertainty pp. 896-904

Richard Ready

Expo-Power Utility: A ‘Flexible’ Form for Absolute and Relative Risk Aversion pp. 905-913

Atanu Saha

Supply Response to Agricultural Insurance: Risk Reduction and Moral Hazard Effects pp. 914-925

Bharat Ramaswami

Insurance, Moral Hazard, and Chemical Use in Agriculture pp. 926-935

John K. Horowitz and Erik Lichtenberg

Multimarket Exploitation: The Case of Biotechnology and Chemicals pp. 936-945

Richard Just and Darrell L. Hueth

The Economics of Reentry Regulation of Pesticides pp. 946-958

Erik Lichtenberg, Robert C. Spear and David Zilberman

Point/Nonpoint Source Trading of Pollution Abatement: Choosing the Right Trading Ratio pp. 959-967

Arun Malik, David Letson and Stephen R. Crutchfield

Rural/Urban Effects of Terminating Farm Subsidies pp. 968-980

Maureen Kilkenny

A Joint-Product Analysis of the Adoption of Modern Cereal Varieties in Developing Countries pp. 981-989

Greg Traxler and Derek Byerlee

Nonparametric Tests of Cost Minimizing Behavior: A Study of Indian Farms pp. 990-999

Subhash Ray and Dipasis Bhadra

Rationalizing Agricultural Export Subsidies pp. 1000-1009

Julian Alston, Colin Carter and Vincent H. Smith

Optioning Agricultural Water Rights for Urban Water Supplies During Drought pp. 1010-1020

Ari M. Michelsen and Robert A. Young

An Intraseasonal Dynamic Optimization Model to Allocate Irrigation Water between Crops pp. 1021-1029

Kelly J. Bryant, James W. Mjelde and Ronald D. Lacewell

Functional Form and Welfare Measures in Truncated Recreation Demand Models pp. 1030-1035

Teofilo Ozuna, Lonnie L. Jones and Oral Capps

Who Works for Piece Rates and Why pp. 1036-1043

D. Kate Rubin and Jeffrey Perloff

Misspecification Testing: A Comprehensive Approach pp. 1044-1055

Anya M. McGuirk, Paul Driscoll and Jeffrey Alwang

Estimating Yield Distributions with a Stochastic Trend and Nonnormal Errors pp. 1056-1062

Charles Moss and J Shonkwiler

A Dynamic Minimum Variance Hedge pp. 1063-1071

Sergio Lence, Kevin L. Kimle and Marvin L. Hayenga

Testing for Disequilibrium in the Hired Farm Labor Market: Comment pp. 1073-1074

Timothy L. Cross and Carole Frank Nuckton

Testing for Disequilibrium in the Hired Farm Labor Market: Reply pp. 1075-1076

James A. Duffield and Robert Coltrane

Robert Costanza, ed. Ecological Economics the Science and Management of Sustainability. Columbia University Press, 1991, xiv + 525 pp., paper $18.50 ISBN 0-231-07563-4 pp. 1077-1078

Burton English

Coyle, William T., Dermot Hayes, and Hiroshi Yamauchi, eds. Agriculture and Trade in the Pacific: Toward the Twenty-First Century. Boulder, CO: Westview Press, 1992, xi + 344 pp., $49.95 pp. 1078-1079

Patricia J. Lindsey

Fletcher, Lehman B., ed. World Food in the 1990s, Production, Trade, and Aid. Boulder: Westview Press, 1992, xv + 368 pp., paper $39.95 pp. 1079-1080

David W. Skully

Hallberg, M.C. Policy For American Agriculture: Choices and Consequences and Hamlin, Christopher and Philip T. Shepard. Deep Disagreement in U.S. Agriculture: Making Sense of Policy Conflict pp. 1080-1081

David Freshwater

Hargreaves, Mary W. M. Dry Farming in the Northern Great Plains: Years of Adjustment, 1920–1990, Development of Western Resources Series. Lawrence, KS: University Press of Kansas, 1993. 386 pp., 4 maps. Cloth $45 pp. 1081-1082

Don Paarlberg

Marks, Stephen V., and Keith E. Maskus (eds). The Economics and Politics of World Sugar Policies. Ann Arbor: The University of Michigan Press, 1993, viii + 176 pp. $39.50 pp. 1082-1084

Suchada Langley

Moock, Joyce Lewinger, and Robert E. Rhoades, eds. Diversity, Farmer Knowledge, and Sustainability. Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1992, xii + 278 pp., cloth $49.95; paper $18.95 pp. 1084-1086

Neill Schaller

Norton, George W., and Jeffrey Alwang. Introduction to Economics of Agricultural Development. New York: McGraw-Hill, Inc., 1993, xii + 404 pp., $39.55 pp. 1086-1087

Robert L. Christensen

Reinsel, Robert, ed. Managing Food Security in Unregulated Markets. Boulder, CO: Westview Press, x + 115 pp., $28.95 pp. 1087-1088

Luther Tweenten

Volume 75, issue 3, 1993

Temporal and Spatial Aggregation: Alternative Marketing Margin Models pp. 523-536

Charles C. Lyon and Gary Thompson

Meatpacker Conduct in Fed Cattle Pricing: An Investigation of Oligopsony Power pp. 537-548

Stephen R. Koontz, Philip Garcia and Michael A. Hudson

Markdown Pricing and Cattle Supply in the Beef Packing Industry pp. 549-558

Kyle Stiegert, Azzeddine Azzam and B Brorsen

Risk Response in the Beef Marketing Channel: A Multivariate Generalized ARCH-M Approach pp. 559-571

Matthew Holt

Separability and the Shadow Value of Leisure Time pp. 572-577

Douglas M. Larson

A Repeated Nested-Logit Model of Atlantic Salmon Fishing pp. 578-592

Edward Morey, Robert D. Rowe and Michael Watson

A Comparison of Contingent Preference Models pp. 593-603

John Mackenzie

A Theoretical Foundation for Count Data Models pp. 604-611

Daniel Hellerstein and Robert Mendelsohn

A Hedonic Analysis of Herbicides: Do User Safety and Water Quality Matter? pp. 612-623

E. Douglas Beach and Gerald A. Carlson

Food Marketing Technology and Contingency Market Valuation pp. 624-631

Garth J. Holloway and Anthony C. Zwart

The Impact of Technical Change, Scale Effects, and Forward Ordering on U.S. Fiber Demands pp. 632-641

Shangnan Shui, John Beghin and Michael Wohlgenant

Distribution of Gains from Research and Promotion in Multi-Stage Production Systems: The Case of the U.S. Beef and Pork Industries pp. 642-651

Michael Wohlgenant

Impact of Modern Rice Technology on Land Prices: The Case of Lampung in Indonesia pp. 652-665

Tumari Jatileksono and Keijiro Otsuka

Growth and Structural Change in U.S. Food and Fiber Industries: An Input-Output Perspective pp. 666-673

Chinkook Lee and Gerald Schluter

Production Economics of Private Forestry: A Comparison of Industrial and Nonindustrial Forest Owners pp. 674-684

David H. Newman and David N. Wear

Quick and Easy Optimal Approach Paths for Nonlinear Natural Resource Models pp. 685-695

William C. Kolberg

Optimal Management of Game and Forage Resources in a Private Fee-Hunting Enterprise pp. 696-710

Ray G. Huffaker

Informational Content of Government Hogs and Pigs Reports pp. 711-718

Colin Carter and Carl A. Galopin

Consistent Estimation of Armington Demand Models pp. 719-723

George Davis and Nancy C. Kruse

Attribute and Safety Perceptions in a Double-Hurdle Model of Shellfish Consumption pp. 724-729

Jordan Lin C.-T and J. Walter Milon

Demand Elasticities from a Discrete Choice Model: The Natural Christmas Tree Market pp. 730-738

George Davis and Michael Wohlgenant

Propensity to Consume Farm Family Disposable Income from Separate Sources pp. 739-744

Gordon L. Carriker, Michael Langemeier, Ted Schroeder and Allen Featherstone

Production, Hedging, and Speculative Decisions with Options and Futures Markets: Comment pp. 745-747

Satheesh V. Aradhyula and E. Kwan Choi

Production, Hedging, and Speculative Decisions with Options and Futures Markets: Reply pp. 748-750

Harvey Lapan, GianCarlo Moschini and Steven Hanson

Revenue-Neutral Tax Policies under Price Uncertainty: Comment pp. 751-753

Chiou-nan Yeh, Sontachai Suwanakul and Chao-cheng Mai

Revenue-Neutral Tax Policies under Price Uncertainty: Reply pp. 754-758

Garth J. Holloway

Economic Impacts, Value Added, and Benefits in Regional Project Analysis: Comment pp. 759-762

David Hughes and David W. Holland

Economic Impacts, Value Added, and Benefits in Regional Project Analysis: Reply pp. 763

Joel R. Hamilton, Norman K. Whittlesey, M. Henry Robison and John Ellis

Hicksian vs. Marshallian Welfare Measures: Why Do We Do What We Do? pp. 764-769

Julian Alston and Douglas M. Larson

Weak Separability in Applied Welfare Analysis pp. 770-775

Jeffrey LaFrance

Measures of Waste Due to Quotas pp. 776-781

Lilyan Fulginiti and Richard Perrin

Applied Welfare Economics: Discussion pp. 782-783

Dale Jorgenson

Environment, Development, and Trade between High-and Low-Income Countries pp. 784-788

John Antle

GATT and the Environment: Policy Research Needs pp. 789-793

Courtney Harold and Carlisle Runge

NAFTA, Agriculture, and the Environment in Mexico pp. 794-798

David Abler and Daniel Pick

Trade Agreements, Agriculture, and the Environment in Developing Countries: Discussion pp. 799-800

David E. Ervin

Trade, Agriculture, and the Environment in Developing Countries: Discussion pp. 801-802

Colin Carter

Multilateralism: A Constraint on Unilateralism and Regionalism in Agricultural Trade pp. 803-809

Tim Josling

Trade Regionalism: Promise and Problems pp. 810-816

Luther Tweeten

Prospects for Agricultural Trade after the Uruguay Round: Discussion pp. 817-820

Patricia J. Lindsey

Prospects for Agricultural Trade after the Uruguay Round: Discussion pp. 821-822

Eric J. Wailes

The Case for Institutional Economics pp. 823-827

Don Paarlberg

Emerging Agricultural Institutions in the New Independent States pp. 828-834

S. R. Johnson

Institutional Economics Revisited: Discussion pp. 835-836

Harold F. Breimyer

Institutional Economics Revisited: Discussion pp. 837-839

Daniel Bromley

Agrarian Reform in Eastern Europe following World War I: Motives and Outcomes pp. 840-844

Sarahelen Thompson

Agrarian Reform in Eastern Europe after World War II pp. 845-850

Günther H. Schmitt

Central European Agrarian Reforms in a Historical Perspective pp. 851-856

Nancy J. Cochrane

Agricultural Policy Reform in Eastern Europe: Discussion pp. 857-859

Gerald Nelson

The Historical Experience of Agricultural Reforms in Central and Eastern Europe: Discussion pp. 860-861

Harald von Witzke

Bromley, Daniel W., ed. Making the Commons Work: Theory, Practice, and Policy. San Francisco: ICS Press, 1992, xii + 339 pp., cloth $44.95; paper $14.95 pp. 862-863

Susan S. Hanna

Kassab, Cathy. Income and Inequality: The Role of the Service Sector in the Changing Distribution of Income. Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press, 1992, xii + 163 pp., cloth $45.00 pp. 863-864

David L. Barkley

Muller, Jerry Z. Adam Smith in His Time and Ours: Designing the Decent Society. New York: The Free Press (Macmillan), 1993, 272 pp., $22.95 pp. 864-866

Thomas T. Stout

Pryor, Frederic L. The Red and the Green: The Rise and Fall of Collectivized Agriculture in Marxist Regimes. Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University Press, 1992, xii + 550 pp., $59.50 pp. 866-867

Carl C. Mabbs-Zeno

Rhodes, V. James. The Agricultural Marketing System, fourth edition. Scottsdale, AZ: Gorsuch Scarisbrick, 1993, x + 484 pp., $48 (paper) pp. 867-868

Marvin L. Hayenga

Schultz, Theodore. Restoring Economic Equilibrium: Human Capital in a Modernizing Economy. Basil Blackwell, 1990, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 234 pp., $32.95 pp. 868-869

Emery N. Castle

Tyers, Rod, and Kym Anderson. Disarray in World Food Markets: A Quantitative Assessment. Cambridge, Melbourne, and New York: Cambridge University Press, 1992, 444 pp., $59.95 pp. 869-871

Barry Krissoff

Volume 75, issue 2, 1993

Simultaneity and Structural Change in U.S. Meat Demand pp. 259-268

James S. Eales and Laurian Unnevehr

Testing the Stability of Preferences: A Nonparametric Approach pp. 269-277

Yong Sakong and Dermot Hayes

Water Markets and Water Quality pp. 278-291

Marca Weinberg, Catherine Kling and James Wilen

The Potential for Water Market Efficiency When Instream Flows Have Value pp. 292-303

Ronald C. Griffin and Shih-Hsun Hsu

The Silence of the Lambdas: A Test of the Almost Ideal and Rotterdam Models pp. 304-313

Julian Alston and James A. Chalfant

Distinguishing between Market Participation and Infrequency of Purchase Models of Butter Demand pp. 314-320

Noel Blisard and James Blaylock

A Test of the Equality of Closed-Ended and Open-Ended Contingent Valuations pp. 321-331

Mary Jo Kealy and Robert Turner

Testing for Misspecification in the Referendum Contingent Valuation Approach pp. 332-338

Teofilo Ozuna, Kee Yoon Jang and John R. Stoll

Grain Policy in Chinese Villages: Yield Response to Pricing, Procurement, and Loan Policies pp. 339-349

Scott Rozelle and Richard N. Boisvert

Worker Turnover, Farm Labor Contractors, and IRCA's Impact on the California Farm Labor Market pp. 350-360

J. Edward Taylor and Dawn Thilmany

Defensive Technology and Welfare Analysis of Environmental Quality Change with Uncertain Consumer Health Impacts pp. 361-366

Linda K. Lee and L. Joe Moffitt

Allocatable Fixed Inputs and Two-Stage Aggregation Models of Multioutput Production Decisions pp. 367-376

Barry T. Coyle

Incorporating Stochastic Variables in Crop Response Models: Implications for Fertilization Decisions pp. 377-386

Qi Dai, Jerald J. Fletcher and John G. Lee

A Farm-Level Analysis of Economic and Agronomic Impacts of Gradual Climate Warming pp. 387-398

Harry Kaiser, Susan J. Riha, Daniel S. Wilks, David G. Rossiter and Radha Sampath

Forecasting Performance of Corn and Soybean Harvest Futures Contracts pp. 399-407

David Kenyon, Eluned Jones and M. Anya McGuirk

Hedging Production Risk With Options pp. 408-415

Yong Sakong, Dermot Hayes and Arne Hallam

A State-Space Forecasting Approach to Optimal Intertemporal Cross-Hedging pp. 416-424

Tomislav Vukina and James Anderson

An Empirical Analysis of the Demand for Multiple Peril Crop Insurance pp. 425-434

Barry Goodwin

Crop Insurance and Disaster Assistance Designs for Wheat and Grain Sorghum pp. 435-447

Jeffery Williams, Gordon L. Carriker, G. Art Barnaby and Jayson K. Harper

A Dynamic Model of Oligopoly in the Coffee Export Market pp. 448-457

Larry Karp and Jeffrey Perloff

Hedonic Estimation of Quality Factors Affecting the Farm-Retail Margin pp. 458-466

Doug Parker and David Zilberman

A Structural Investigation of Biotechnological Impacts on Cotton Quality and Returns pp. 467-478

George T. Chiou, Dean T. Chen and Oral Capps

Farm Consumption and Liquidity Constraints pp. 479-484

Michael Langemeier and George F. Patrick

An Animated Instructional Module for Teaching Production Economics With 3-D Graphics pp. 485-491

David Debertin

Private Property Rights and Forest Preservation in Karnataka Western Ghats, India: Comment pp. 492-495

Sharachchandra Lélé

Private Property Rights and Forest Preservation in Karnataka Western Ghats, India: Reply pp. 496-498

Mahadev G. Bhat and Ray G. Huffaker

Buchanan, James M. Better Than Plowing and Other Personal Essays. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1992, ix + 184 pp. $23.95 pp. 499-500

James Hite

Cochrane, Willard W., and C. Ford Runge. Reforming Farm Policy. Ames: Iowa State University Press, 1992, vii + 279 pp. $37.75 pp. 500-502

A.L. (Roy) Frederick

Ellis, Frank. Agricultural Policies in Developing Countries. New York: Cambridge University Press, 1992, xv + 357 pp., $69.95, $29.95 paper pp. 502-503

William Masters

Foster, Phillips. The World Food Problem: Tackling the Causes of Undernutrition in the Third World. Boulder: Lynne Rienner Publishers, 1992, xx + 367 pp, cloth $45, paper $22 pp. 503-504

Richard Longhurst

Johnson, Stanley R., Jati K. Sengupta, and Erik Thorbecke, editors. Demand Analysis-Econometrics, and Policy Models. Selected Writings by Karl A. Fox. Ames: Iowa State University Press, 1992, xxv + 345 pp., $49.95 pp. 504-505

Joseph Havlicek

National Research Council. Water Transfers in the West, Washington, D.C., 1992, xvii plus 300 pp., cloth $34.95 pp. 505-507

Tim Wallace

Rosenthal, Jean-Laurent. The Fruits of Revolution: Property Rights, Litigation, and French Agriculture, 1700–1860. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1992, xi + 216 pp. $54.95 pp. 507-509

Gene Wunderlich

Tweeten, Luther. Agricultural Trade: Principles and Policies. Boulder: Westview Press, 1992, xiv 319 pp. Cloth $60, Paper $29.85 pp. 509-510

Thomas Grennes

Winrock International. African Development: Lessons from Asia. Arlington, Va.: Winrock International Institute for Agricultural Development, 1991, 260 pp., $14.95 pp. 510-512

Richard H. Bernsten

Volume 75, issue 1, 1993

Flexible Specification of Mixed Demand Systems pp. 1-9

GianCarlo Moschini and Vissa Anuradha

Productivity Effects of Indigenous Land Tenure Systems in Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 10-19

Frank Place and Peter Hazell

Seasonal Labor Utilization in Agriculture: Theory and Evidence from Agrarian Households in India pp. 20-32

Emmanuel Skoufias

Differential Technology Adoption and Income Distribution in Pakistan: Implications for Research Resource Allocation pp. 33-43

Mitch Renkow

A Simple Procedure to Evaluate Ex Ante Producer Welfare under Price Uncertainty pp. 44-51

Yacov Tsur

Welfare Implications of Equilibrium Supply and Demand Curves in an Open Economy pp. 52-58

David S. Bullock

Procreation, Fishing, and Hunting: Renewable Resources and Dynamic Planar Systems pp. 59-71

Marc Nerlove

On Sustainability and the Economics of Survival pp. 72-83

Jean-Paul Chavas

Individual Travel Cost Method: Estimation and Benefit Assessment with a Discrete and Possibly Grouped Dependent Variable pp. 84-94

Ian Dobbs

Testing Nonnested Models pp. 95-103

Howard Doran

Intraseasonal Demand for Fall Potatoes under Rational Expectations pp. 104-112

Mario Miranda and Joseph W. Glauber

Market Instability and Nonlinear Dynamics pp. 113-120

Jean-Paul Chavas and Matthew Holt

Pricing Commodity Options when the Underlying Futures Price Exhibits Time-Varying Volatility pp. 121-130

Robert J. Myers and Steven D. Hanson

Live Cattle Futures Response to Cattle on Feed Reports pp. 131-137

Orlen Grunewald, Mark S. McNulty and Arlo W. Biere

Why Did the Number of Young Farm Entrants Decline? pp. 138-146

Fred Gale

The Inconsistency of Land Values, Land Rents, and Capitalization Formulas pp. 147-155

J. Stephen Clark, Murray Fulton and John T. Scott

Understanding Farmland Price Changes pp. 156-168

Richard Just and John A. Miranowski

The Incidence of Benefits from U.S. Soybean Productivity Gains in a Context of World Trade pp. 169-180

Stephen C. Cooke and W. Burt Sundquist

Field-Level Measurement of Land Productivity and Program Slippage pp. 181-189

Dana L. Hoag, William Foster and Bruce Babcock

Decision Rules for the Dynamic Animal Feeding Problem pp. 190-202

Oscar R. Burt

Dynamic Fertilizer Nutrient Demands for Corn: A Cointegrated and Error-Correcting System pp. 203-209

Mark Denbaly and Harry Vroomen

A Conjectural Variations Model of Reduced Japanese Milk Price Supports pp. 210-218

Nobuhiro Suzuki, John E. Lenz and Olan D. Forker

Impacts of Liberalizing Trade in the World Rice Market pp. 219-226

Gail Cramer, Eric J. Wailes and Shangnan Shui

Market Structure for Farmed Salmon pp. 227-233

Don DeVoretz and Kjell G Salvanes

Informational Efficiency of Markets for Stumpage: Comment pp. 234-238

Lars Hultkrantz

Informational Efficiency of Markets for Stumpage: Reply pp. 239-242

Courtland L. Washburn and Clark S. Binkley

Anderson, Terry (ed). Property Rights and Indian Economies. Boston: Rowman & Littlefield, 1992, viii + 256 p.p., $44.00 pp. 243-244

Douglas W. Allen

Braden, John B., and Charles D. Kolstad (Editors). Measuring the Demand for Environmental Quality. Amsterdam: North-Holland, 1991, xii + 370 pp., $69.50 pp. 244-245

John Bergstrom

Browne, William P., Jerry R. Skees, Louis E. Swanson, Paul B. Thompson, and Laurian Unnevehr. Sacred Cows and Hot Potatoes. Boulder: Westview Press, 1992, xiii + 151 pp., $38.95, paperback $15.95 pp. 245-247

Neilson C. Conklin

Hallberg, Milton C. (ed). Bovine Somatotropin & Emerging Issues: An Assessment. Boulder, San Francisco, and London: The Westview Press, 1992, xvii + 324 pp., $44.50 paper pp. 247-249

Jerome W. Hammond

Hanley, Nick, ed. Farming and the Countryside: An Economic Analysis of External Costs and Benefits. Wallingford, UK: CAB International, 1991, vi + 328pp., $76.00 pp. 249-250

Roy R. Carriker

Hazell, Peter B.R., and C. Ramasamy, with contributions by P.K. Aiyasamy et al. The Green Revolution Reconsidered: The Impact of High-Yielding Rice Varieties in South India. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University Press, 1991, xiv + 286 pp.$39.00 pp. 251-252

Thomas Reardon

Reilly, John, and Margot Anderson (eds). Economics Issues in Global Climate Change: Agriculture Forestry and Natural Resources. Boulder: Westview press, 1992, xvii + 460 pp. $52.00 pp. 252-253

Robert Mendelsohn

Winpenny, James T. Development Research: The Environmental Challenge. Boulder, CO: Westview Press, 1991, vi + 228 pp., $15.95 pp. 253-255

Donald J. Epp