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Volume 54, issue 5, 1972

Economics and the Quality of Life pp. 723-735

Emery N. Castle

Southern Tradition and Regional Progress: A Perspective from the 1970's pp. 736-748

William H. Nicholls

Invited Address: Discussion pp. 745-746

James G. Maddox

Invited Address: Discussion pp. 747-748

J. J. Spengler

Agricultural Productivity, Technology, and Environmental Quality pp. 749-756

J. Charles Headley

Seminar Session 1.0—Agricultural Productivity and Environmental Quality: Discussion pp. 757-759

Arlo W. Biere

Seminar Session 1.0—Agricultural Productivity and Environmental Quality: Discussion pp. 759-761

James C. Hite

Seminar Session 1.0—Agricultural Productivity and Environmental Quality: Discussion pp. 761-762

Herbert H. Stoevener

Community Development in the 1970's pp. 764-773

R. J. Hildreth and W. Neill Schaller

Seminar Session 2.0—Community Development: Discussion pp. 773-776

John S. Bottum

Seminar Session 2.0—Community Development: Discussion pp. 776-778

Gene McMurtry

Statistical Vs. Judgment and Audience Considerations in the Formulation and Use of Econometric Models pp. 779-783

Richard T. Crowder

Combining Statistical Techniques with Economic Theory for Commodity Forecasting pp. 784-789

Walter M. Myers

Allocation of Random Supply of Tomatoes of Varied Quality Produced in Different Areas Among Plants Producing Multiple Product Lines pp. 790-795

Harvey H. S. Kuang

An Industrial Perspective on Agricultural Policy in the 1970's pp. 797-799

Willard R. Sparks

Agricultural Technology and the Distribution of Welfare Gains pp. 801-808

Jurg Bieri, Alain de Janvry and Schmitz Andrew

Welfare Analysis of Poverty Programs pp. 809-814

D. Lee Bawden

Sectional Meeting B—Applied Welfare Economics: Discussion pp. 815-816

Richard A. King

Sectional Meeting B—Applied Welfare Economics: Discussion pp. 817-819

B. Delworth Gardner

The Policy Environment for U. S. Agricultural Trade pp. 821-826

Gary L. Seevers

World Trade Prospeets for U. S. Agriculture pp. 827-834

Quentin M. West

Sectional Meeting C—Commodity Trade in the 1970's: Discussion pp. 834-835

William R. Pearce

Sectional Meeting C—Commodity Trade in the 1970's: Discussion pp. 836-837

Ted Rice and Vernon McMinimy

Sectional Meeting C—Commodity Trade in the 1970's: Discussion pp. 837-839

Wallace Barr

Sectional Meeting—C Commodity Trade in the 1970's: Discussion pp. 840-842

Robert C. Tetro

The Increasing Economic Value of Human Time pp. 843-850

Theodore Schultz

Causes and Consequences of Higher Edueation: Models of the Status Attainment Process pp. 851-861

William H. Sewell and Robert M. Hauser

General Session—Education and Development: Discussion pp. 862-863

Luther Tweeten

General Session—Education and Development: Discussion pp. 863-866

Bruce K. Eckland

Seminar Session 3.0—Our Obsolete Data Systems: Discussion pp. 875-877

John E. Lee

Seminar Session 3.0—Our Obsolete Data Systems: Discussion pp. 878-879

Edgar S. Dunn

Seminar Session 4.0—Forest Resource Policy and Mamagement: Discussion pp. 887-888

Richard A. Skok

Seminar Session 4.0—Forest Resource Policy and Management: Discussion pp. 889-890

Con H. Schallau

Seminar Session 4.0—Forest Resource Policy and Management: Discussion pp. 890-892

James G. Yoho

Analytical Institutional Economics: Challenging Problems in the Economics of Resources for a New Environment pp. 893-901

Allan Schmid

Seminar Session 5.0—Institutional Economics: Discussion pp. 901-903

David J. Allee

Seminar Session 5.0—Institutional Economics: Discussion pp. 903-905

William E. Martin

Seminar Session 5.0—Institutional Economics: Discussion pp. 905-908

Joseph W. Little

Clientele for Continuing Education in the 1970's pp. 910-915

B. F. Stanton

Delivery Systems for Continuing Education pp. 916-921

Lee R. Kolmer

Research Support for Continuing Education pp. 922-928

Ludwig M. Eisgruber

Sectional Meeting E—Continuing Education in the 1970's: Discussion pp. 928-930

T. T. Williams

Sectional Meeting E—Continuing Education in the 1970's: Discussion pp. 930-933

Ken D. Duft

Allocations of Colleges and Economists pp. 934-944

Earl O. Heady

In Defense of a Steady-State Economy pp. 945-954

Herman Daly

The Implications of Zero Growth for Agricultural Commodity Demand pp. 955-963

William J. Serow

The Effects of Zero Population Growth on the Spatial Distribution of Economic Activity pp. 964-971

George L. Brinkman

Analysis of Potential Hedging Criteria for Live Hogs Using Seasonal Indices pp. 972-975

John E. Wood

Volume 54, issue 4_Part_2, 1972

Foreword pp. B

John C. Redman

Volume 54, issue 4_Part_1, 1972

Social Rates of Return and Other Aspects of Agricultural Research: The Case of Cotton Research in São Paulo, Brazil pp. 557-569

Harry W. Ayer and G. Edward Schuh

American Agriculture and the Prophecy of Increasing Misery pp. 570-577

Theodore Lianos and Quirino Paris

Government Farm Programs and Commodity Interaction: A Simulation Analysis pp. 578-590

Daryll E. Ray and Earl O. Heady

Generalized Constrained Games in Farm Planning pp. 591-602

T. Kawaguchi and Y. Maruyama

Quarterly Models to Predict Cash Prices of Pork Bellies pp. 603-610

Richard J. Foote, John A. Craven and Robert R. Williams

Use Rates, Resource Flows, and Efficiency of Public Investment in Range Improvements pp. 611-621

Joe B. Stevens and E. Godfrey

Legal and Economic Rights of Holders of Government Allotments pp. 622-626

E. C. Pasour

Tax Loss Agricultural Investments after Tax Reform pp. 627-634

Hoy Carman

Evaluation of Local Nonproperty Taxes for Rural and Urban Areas in Kansas pp. 635-638

Frank Orazem and Ronald Trostle

Analysis of the Accuracy of USDA Crop Forecasts pp. 639-645

G. Gunnelson, W. D. Dobson and S. Pamperin

Harmonic Analysis of Seasonal Data: Some Important Properties pp. 646-651

H. E. Doran and J. J. Quilkey

A Note on Uncertainty and Nonmarket Cost pp. 652-653

Duane Chapman

Economies of Size and the Spatial Distribution of Land in Farming Units pp. 654-656

Warren E. Johnston

A Practical Way to Select an Optimum Farm Plan Under Risk pp. 657-660

John T. Scott and Chester B. Baker

Assembly and Distribution System Management: An Application of Lockset pp. 661-665

M. C. Hallberg

Agricultural Marketing Research for Less-Developed Areas pp. 666-670

Eldon D. Smith

Consumer Attitudes and Their Impact on Fluid Milk Demand in Hawaii: A Component-Regression Analysis Approach pp. 671-678

Nittala V. Ratnam and Heinz Spielmann

A Second Look at the Impact of Differential Assessment of Farmland and Consequent Tax Shifting: Comment pp. 679-682

Robert N. Schoeplein and Justine Dakin Schoeplein

A Second Look at the Impact of Differential Assessment of Farmland and Consequent Tax Shifting: Reply pp. 682-683

C. T. K. Ching and G. E. Frick

Optimal Levels of Fertilization Under Risk: Comment pp. 683-685

Richard Perrin

Optimal Levels of Fertilization Under Risk: Reply pp. 685-686

Alain de Janvry

Economics of Cropshare, Once Again: Comment pp. 686-688

Kwan S. Kim

Economics of Cropshare, Once Again: Reply pp. 688-689

Robert F. Boxley

An Analysis of the Market for Food Stamps: Correction and Extension pp. 689-693

W. Keith Bryant

Needed: More Efficient Use of Computer Resources pp. 693-694

Eddy L. LaDue and Doyle A. Eiler

Ball, A. Gordon, and Earl O. Heady, eds., Size, Structure, and Future of Farms, Ames, Iowa State University Press, 1972, viii + 404 pp. ($9.95) pp. 695-696

W. L. Gibson

Brubaker, Sterling, to Live on Earth: Man and His Environment in Perspective, Barkley, Paul W., and David W. Seckler, Economic Growth and Environmental Decay: The Solution Becomes the Problem and Boulding, Kenneth E., Elvis J. Stahr, Solomon Fabricant, and Martin R. Gainsburgh, Economics of Pollution pp. 696-697

Allan Schmid

Dorner, Peter, ed., Land Reform in Latin America, Issues and Cases, Madison, Land Tenure Center at the University of Wisconsin, Land Economics Monograph Series No. 3, 1971, xx + 276 pp. ($3.95) pp. 698-699

C. O. Andrew

Geer, Thomas, an Oligopoly: The World Coffee Economy and Stabilization Schemes, New York, The Dunellen Publishing Company Inc., 1971, xi + 323 pp. ($10.00) pp. 699-700

M. M. Veeman

Grogan, F. O., ed., International Trade in Temperature Zone Products, Edinburgh, Oliver and Boyd, 1972, xiv + 313 pp. ($6.60) and Evans, John W., the Kennedy Round in American Trade Policy: The Twilight of the GATT?, Cambridge, Harvard University Press, 1971, xiii + 383 pp, ($13.95) pp. 700-701

Vernon L. Sorenson

Takayama, Takashi, and George G. Judge, Spatial and Temporal Prices and Allocation Models, Amsterdam, North-Holland Publishing Company, 1971, xx + 528 pp. ($23.50) pp. 701-702

Pinhas Zusman

Padberg, Daniel I., Today's Food Broker: Vital Link in the Distribution Cycle, New York, Chain Store Publishing Corporation, 1971, xii + 200 pp. ($10.00) pp. 701

Bob R. Holdren

Volume 54, issue 3, 1972

A Model for Managing Reservoir Water Releases pp. 411-421

Arlo W. Biere and Ivan M. Lee

Estimation of Demand Parameters under Consumer Budgeting: An Application to Argentina pp. 422-430

Alain de Janvry, J. Bieri and A. Nuñez

An Econometric Analysis of Shrimp Ex-Vessel Prices, 1950—1968 pp. 431-440

John P. Doll

A Sequential Programming Model of Growth and Capital Accumulation of a Farm under Uncertainty pp. 441-451

D. Yaron and U. Horowitz

Projections of Effects of Modern Inputs on Agricultural Income and Employment in a Community Development Block, Uttar Pradesh, India pp. 452-460

Ian R. Wills

Strategies for the Creation and Transfer of the Farm Estate pp. 461-472

Michael D. Boehlje and Ludwig M. Eisgruber

Minimum Wages and the Farm Labor Market pp. 473-476

Bruce Gardner

Impact of Minimum Wages Upon the Level and Composition of Agricultural Employment pp. 477-484

Theodore Lianos

Farmer Conservatism and the Incidence of Taxes pp. 485-489

J. Ronnie Davis and Charles W. Meyer

Changing Federal Income Tax Rates and Optimum Farm Size pp. 490-491

Hoy Carman

Predicting the Effects of High-Lysine Corn on the Hog Economy pp. 492-495

A. Gene Nelson and Timothy M. Hammonds

Price Alignment and Movements of Class I Milk between Markets pp. 496-502

Leo V. Blakley and Donald W. Kloth

Reliability of Using the Mean Absolute Deviation to Derive Efficient E,V Farm Plans pp. 503-506

K. J. Thomson and P. B. R. Hazell

Trend Models of Feeder, Slaughter, and Wholesale Beef Cattle Prices pp. 507-512

John R. Franzmann and Rodney L. Walker

Investments in Agricultural Processing for Rural Development in Oklahoma pp. 513-519

Gerald A. Doeksen and Dean F. Schreiner

Tradition and Protectionism—The AAEA and Its Journal: Comment pp. 520

Harold F. Breimyer

Tradition and Protectionism—The AAEA and Its Journal: Reply pp. 521-522

John C. Redman and Leo Polopolus

Allocative Efficiency, Traditional Agriculture, and Risk: Comment pp. 522-524

H. C. Molster

Allocative Efficiency, Traditional Agriculture, and Risk: Reply pp. 524

John L. Dillon and Jock Anderson

A Simulation Study of Population, Education, and Income Growth in Uganda: Comment pp. 524-525

Douglass G. Norvell

Sacred Cows pp. 526-527

Michael Perelman

Positivistic Measures of Aggregate Supply Elasticities: Some New Approaches—Rejoinder pp. 528-529

Oscar R. Burt

Positivistic Measures of Aggregate Supply Elasticities: Some New Approaches—A Further Reply pp. 530-531

Luther Tweeten and Leroy Quance

Quantitative Training of Undergraduates: Comment pp. 531

Vern Elefson

Quantitative Training of Undergraduates: Reply pp. 532

Lonnie L. Jones, Lester V. Manderscheid and Curtis F. Lard

On The Evaluation of Departments of Agricultural Economics: Comment pp. 532-533

David B. Narrie

On the Evaluation of Departments of Agricultural Economics: Reply pp. 534

Lonnie L. Jones, Lester V. Manderscheid and Curtis F. Lard

Economic and Policy Implications of Pollution from Agricultural Chemicals: Comment pp. 534-535

George L. Casler

Economic and Policy Implications of Pollution from Agricultural Chemicals: Reply pp. 536

D. E. Farris and J. M. Sprott

Mechanization and Social Welfare: A Belated Comment pp. 537

Dana G. Dalrymple

Converting National Supply and Demand Equations to a Common Currency for Internationally Traded Commodities pp. 538

David P. Elliott

Berger, Samuel R., Dollar Harvest, Lexington, D. C. Heath and Company, 1971, xi + 221 pp. ($7.95) pp. 539-540

Don F. Hadwiger

Cowling, Keith, David Metcalf, and A. J. Rayner, Resource Structure of Agriculture: An Economic Analysis, Oxford, Pergamon Press, 1970, xiii + 248 pp. ($7.40) pp. 540-541

Norman K. Whittlesey

Falcon, Walter P., and Gustav F. Papanek, eds., Development Policy II—The Pakistan Experience, Cambridge, Harvard University Press, 1971, xiii + 267 pp. ($9.00) pp. 541-542

M. Raquibuz Zaman

Fishel, Walter L., ed., Resource Allocation in Agricultural Research, Minneapolis, University of Minnesota Press, 1971, ix + 391 pp. ($14.00) pp. 542-543

Linley E. Juers

Greig, W. Smith, The Economics of Food Processing, Westport, The AVI Publishing Company, Inc., 1971, xi + 373 pp. ($21.00) pp. 543-544

Allen C. Manchester

Hicks, George L., and Geoffrey McNicoll, Trade and Growth in the Philippines: An Open Dual Economy, Ithaca, Cornell University Press, 1971, xi + 244 pp. ($8.50) pp. 544-545

Vernon Ruttan

Hieronymus, Thomas A., Economics of Futures Trading, for Commercial and Personal Profit, New York, Commodity Research Bureau, Inc., 1971, xiii + 338 pp. ($12.95) pp. 545-546

Roger W. Gray

Kilby, Peter, ed., Entrepreneurship and Economic Devolopment, New York, The Free Press, 1971, viii + 384 pp. ($12.00) pp. 546-547

Matthew Edel

Scherer, F. M., Industrial Market Structure and Economic Performance, Chicago, Rand McNally & Co., 1970, xi + 576 pp. ($13.00) pp. 547-548

Stephen H. Sosnick

Solow, Barbara Lewis, The Land Question and the Irish Economy, 1870–1903, Cambridge, Harvard University Press, 1971, ix + 247 pp. ($8.50) pp. 548-549

Russell L. Berry

Volume 54, issue 2, 1972

Demand for Financial Assets in the Farm Sector: A Portfolio Balance Approach pp. 163-174

John B. Penson

Market Solutions to Externality Problems: Theory and Practice pp. 175-183

Alan Randall

Supply Analysis for Corn in the United States: The Impact of Changing Government Programs pp. 184-191

J. P. Houck and M. E. Ryan

A Truncated Maximin Approach to Farm Planning under Uncertainty with Discrete Probability Distributions pp. 192-200

Yoshihiro Maruyama

Modified Price, Production, and Income Impacts of Food Aid under Market Differentiated Distribution pp. 201-208

Keith D. Rogers, Uma K. Srivastava and Earl O. Heady

Inter-Fiber Competition and the Future of the United States Cotton Industry pp. 209-216

B. Smith and R. Dardis

Socioeconomic Behavior of Cattle Ranchers, with Implications for Rural Community Development in the West pp. 217-225

Arthur H. Smith and William E. Martin

A Comparison of Annual Versus Average Optima for Fertilizer Experiments pp. 226-233

John P. Doll

The Generalized Power Production Function pp. 234-237

Alain de Janvry

An Econometric Analysis of the Demand for Textile Fibers pp. 238-244

Kenneth A. Lewis

Demand, Supply, and Price Relationships for the Broiler Sector, with Emphasis on the Jack-Knife Method pp. 245-248

Russell G. Thompson, J. Michael Sprott and Richard W. Callen

Risk Programming: An Aid in Planning Reservoir-Irrigation Systems pp. 249-254

J. R. Conner, R. J. Freund and M. R. Godwin

Asset Indivisibility and Investment Planning: An Application of Linear Programming pp. 255-259

Peter J. Barry

Separable Programming for Considering Risk in Farm Planning pp. 260-266

Wayne Thomas, Leroy Blakeslee, LeRoy Rogers and Norman Whittlesey

Shift-Share Analysis as a Technique in Rural Development Research pp. 267-270

Wayne C. Curtis

A Total Marketing System for U.S. Dairy Cooperatives pp. 271-274

Emerson Babb and Arlo J. Minden

Is There Disinvestment in the Farming Sector? pp. 275-278

Allen G. Smith

Process Analysis and the Neoclassical Theory of Production pp. 279-294

Nicholas Georgescu-Roegen

Alternatives to the Neoclassical Theory of the Firm (NTF) pp. 295-303

Glenn L. Johnson

Process Analysis and Economics of Production: Discussion pp. 303-304

J. Edwin Faris

An Analysis of the Market for Food Stamps pp. 305-314

W. Keith Bryant

Theory of the Firm and the Management of Residuals pp. 315-322

Max R. Langham

Theory of the Firm in a Non-Market Environment: Discussion pp. 322-325

Allen V. Kneese

Technical Change and the Distribution of Income in Rural Areas pp. 326-341

Carl H. Gotsch

Income Maintenance Programs in the 1960's: A Survey pp. 342-355

Emiel W. Owens

Economic Growth and Rural Poverty: Discussion pp. 355-357

William B. Back

Economic Growth and Rural Poverty: Discussion pp. 357-359

J. Martin Redfern

Future Census Data for Agriculture: Comment pp. 360-363

Conrad Taeuber

Future Census Data for Agriculture: Reply pp. 363

Harry C. Trelogan

External Credit Policy for Latin America: Comment pp. 364-365

Dale Colyer

The Green Revolution: A Reply to Professors Ruttan and Mellor pp. 365-366

E. Ray Canterbery and Hans Bickel

The Green Revolution: A Reply to Professors Ruttan and Mellor pp. 366-368

E. Ray Canterbery and Hans Bickel

A Further Reply pp. 368-369

John W. Mellor

Discrimination in the Markets for Farm Capital? Comment pp. 369-370

Theodore Lianos and Edith Hall Parker

Discrimination in Markets for Farm Capital? Reply pp. 371

Robert Tinney and Finis Welch

Evaluation of Indian Fertilizer Projects: An Application of Consumer's and Producer's Surplus: Comment pp. 371-373

Kirit G. Vaidya

A Low-Cost Spatial Equilibrium Solution Procedure pp. 373-374

Foo-Shiung Ho and Richard A. King

A Market-Share Approach to the Foreign Demand for U.S. Cotton: Comment pp. 375-376

Robert S. Firch

A Market-Share Approach to the Foreign Demand for U.S. Cotton: Reply pp. 376-377

Paul R. Johnson

Arthur, Henry B., Commodity Futures as a Business Management Tool, Division of Research, Graduate School of Business Administration, Boston, Harvard University, 1971, xiv + 385 pp. ($10.00) pp. 378-379

A. C. Johnson

Blase, Melvin G., ed., Institutions in Agricultural Development, Ames, Iowa State University Press, 1971, xxii + 247 pp. ($5.95) pp. 379

Russell H. Brannon

Chao, Kang, Agricultural Production in Communist China 1949–1965, and Myers, Ramon H., The Chinese Peasant Economy: Agricultural Development in Hopei and Shantung, 1890–1949 pp. 379-381

S. H. Chou

Dhrymes, Phoebus J., Econometrics, Statistical Foundations and Applications, Kmenta, Jan, Elements of Econometrics, Theil, Henri, Principles of Econometrics and Wonnacott, R. J., and Thomas H. Wonnacott, Econometrics pp. 381-382

John P. Doll

Intriligator, Michael D., Mathematical Optimization and Economic Theory, Englewood Cliffs, Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1971, xix + 508 pp. ($13.95 ) pp. 383-384

T. Takayama

Nelson, Richard R., T. Paul Schultz, and Robert L. Sleighton, Structural Changes in a Developing Economy: Colombia's Problems and Prospects, Princeton, Princeton University Press, 1971, xii + 322 pp. ($12.50) pp. 384-385

Dale W Adams

Steiner, Gilbert Y., The State of Welfare, Washington, D.C., The Brookings Institution, 1971, + 346 pp, ($7.50) pp. 385-386

W. Keith Bryant

Wollman, Nathaniel, and Gilbert W. Bonem, The Outlook for Water: Quality, Quantity, and National Growth, Baltimore, The Johns Hopkins Press, 1971, xviii + 286 pp. $12.00 pp. 386

William B. Lord

Volume 54, issue 1, 1972

Optimal Levels of Fertilization Under Risk: The Potential for Corn and Wheat Fertilization Under Alternative Price Policies in Argentina pp. 1-10

Alain de Janvry

Profit, Supply, and Factor Demand Functions pp. 11-18

Lawrence J. Lau and Pan A. Yotopoulos

Rice Policy in Japan's Economic Development pp. 19-31

Yujiro Hayami

Project Selection and Macroeconomic Objectives: A Methodology Applied to Peruvian Irrigation Projects pp. 32-40

Stephen E. McGaughey and Erik Thorbecke

Estimated Net Costs of P.L. 480 Food Aid with Three Alternative U. S. Farm Programs pp. 41-50

Leo V. Mayer

Michigan Food Stamp Program: A Partial Analysis of Performance pp. 51-59

Paul E. Nelson

Asset Replacement Principles pp. 60-67

Richard Perrin

Evaluation of Alternative Flexibility Restraint Procedures for Recursive Programming Models Used for Prediction pp. 68-76

Thomas A. Miller

A Polynomial Lag Formulation of Milk Production Response pp. 77-83

Dean Chen, Richard Courtney and Andrew Schmitz

An Open Econometric Model of the Canadian Beef Cattle Sector pp. 84-91

Suren(dra) Kulshreshtha and A. G. Wilson

A General Model for Evaluating Agricultural Flood Plains pp. 92-101

Ronald D. Lacewell and Vernon Eidman

Present Status of Quantitative Techniques in Undergraduate Agricultural Economics Programs pp. 102-107

Lonnie L. Jones, Curtis F. Lard and Lester V. Manderscheid

Distributed Lag Models of Cotton Acreage Response: A Further Result pp. 108-110

William G. Tomek

Economic Implications of Nonpar Delivery Points for the Live Cattle Futures Contract pp. 111-115

J. Richard Crow, John B. Riley and Wayne D. Purcell

Stepped Product Demand and Factor Supply Functions in Linear Programming Analyses pp. 116-120

Neil R. Martin

Break-Even Analysis: A Practical Tool In Farm Management pp. 121-125

Russell L. Berry

Concave Programming Applied to Rice Mill Location pp. 126-130

Wilfred Candler, James C. Snyder and William Faught

A Dynamic Economic Model of Pasture and Range Investments: Reply pp. 131-132

Oscar R. Burt

A Dynamic Economic Model of Pasture and Range Investments: Comment pp. 131

Daniel Bromley

More Sophisticated Tools for Less Important Problems: The History of Rance Improvement Research: A Comment pp. 132-134

William E. Martin

More Sophisticated Tools for Less Important Problems: The History of Range Improvement Research: Reply pp. 134-135

Oscar R. Burt

Changed Distribution of Income vs. Redistribution in Public Project Evaluation: Comment pp. 135-136

Allan Schmid

Changed Distribution of Income vs. Redistribution in Public Project Evaluation: A Reply pp. 137-139

Robert J. Kalter and Thomas H. Stevens

Has the AAEA Become "Awards Happy"? A Comment pp. 139-140

Ernest W. Grove

Has the AAEA Become "Awards Happy"?: A Reply pp. 140-141

Emery N. Castle

Ph.D Dissertation Awards: Does the Best Always Win?—Comment pp. 141

Gail Cramer

Optimal Sizes of Farms under Varying Tenure Forms, Including Renting, Ownership, State, and Collective Structures: Comment pp. 142-143

Edwin F. Ulveling

Optimal Sizes of Farms under Varying Tenure Forms, Including Renting, Ownership, State, and Collective Structures: Reply pp. 143-144

Earl O. Heady

Locational Distribution of AAEA Membership and Journal Contribution pp. 145-146

John C. Redman

Capstick, Margaret, The Economics of Agriculture, New York, St. Martins Press, 1970, 163 pp. ( Priee unknown) pp. 147-148

Rueben C. Buse

Corden, W. M., The Theory of Protection, New York, Oxford University Press, 1971, xiii + 263 pp. ($8.00) pp. 148

Larry J. Wipf

Halter, Albert N., and Gerald W. Dean, Decisions under Uncertainty with Research Applications, Cincinnati, South-Western Publishing Co., 1971, iv + 265 pp. (Priee unknown. Paper) pp. 149

Wilfred Candler

Heady, Earl O., ed., Economic Models and Quantitative Methods for Decisions and Planning in Agriculture, Proceedings of an East-West Seminar, Ames, Iowa State University Press, 1971, xiii + 518 pp. ($10.50) pp. 149-150

George D. Irwin

Howe, Charles W., and K. William Easter, Interbasin Transfers of Water, Baltimore, Johns Hopkins Press, 1971, xiv + 196 pp. ($9.50) pp. 150-151

Joe B. Stevens

Kuznets, Simon, Economic Growth of Nations; Total Output and Production Structure, Cambridge, Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, 1971, xii + 363 pp. ($15.00) pp. 151

Theodore Schultz

Volin, Lazar, A Century of Russian Agriculture: From Alexander II to Khrushchev, Cambridge, Harvard University Press, 1970, vi + 644 pp. ($18.50) pp. 151-152

D. Johnson