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Volume 52, issue 5, 1970

On Returning from Our Agricultural Babel pp. 635-644

Jimmye S. Hillman

American Farm Policy in a Tumultuous World pp. 645-655

Willard Cochrane

Pressures and Priorities in the National Budget pp. 656-662

L. T. Wallace

The End of Agrarianism: Fission of the Political Economy of Agriculture pp. 663-667

Lauren Soth

Economic and Political Future for Public Programs in Rural America: Discussion pp. 667-668

Carl F. Kraenzel

Economic and Political Future for Public Programs in Rural America: Discussion pp. 668

Robert W. Rudd

Economic and Political Future for Public Programs in Rural America: Discussion pp. 669

J. B. Wyckoff

Farmers Union Coalition Position pp. 670-672

Reuben L. Johnson

Farm Policy Legislation for the 1970's: The Farm Bureau Position pp. 673-675

W. E. Hamilton

Farm Legislation for the 1970's pp. 676-677

Don Paarlberg

Changing Structure of the Farm Input Industry: Organization, Scale, Ownership pp. 678-686

Arlo J. Minden

The Changing Nature of Agricultural Input Industries: Discussion pp. 686-687

George R. Allen

The Changing Nature of Agricultural Input Industries: Discussion pp. 687

Dale C. Dahl

Improving the Delivery System for Farm Inputs: Discussion pp. 688-689

Robert K. Buck

Improving the Delivery System for Farm Inputs: Discussion pp. 689-690

L. W. Galloway

Policies and Regulations Needed in Input Industries: Discussion pp. 691

Carleton C. Dennis

Policies and Regulations Needed in Input Industries: Discussion pp. 691-692

Loys L. Mather

The Role of Cooperatives in the Input Industries: Discussion pp. 693

C. William Swank

The Role of Cooperatives in the Input Industries: Discussion pp. 693-694

George L. Capel

The Money Market—Is It Adequate for the Needs of Today's Agriculture: Discussion pp. 695-696

John R. Brake

The Money Market—Is It Adequate for the Needs of Today's Agriculture: Discussion pp. 695

Roby Sloan

The Money Market—Is It Adequate for the Needs of Today's Agriculture: Discussion pp. 696-697

John E. Lee

The Green Revolution: Generations of Problems pp. 698-710

Walter P. Falcon

The Green Revolution: Second-Generation Problems: Discussion pp. 710-711

Randolph Barker

The Green Revolution: Generations of Problems: Discussion pp. 711-712

Carl K. Eicher

Implications of the Green Revolution for Technical and Economic Assistance: Discussion pp. 713

A. T. Mosher

Implications of the Green Revolution for U.S. Price, Income, and Trade Policy: Discussion pp. 714-715

Quentin M. West

Implications of the Green Revolution for U.S. Price, Income, and Trade Policy: Discussion pp. 714

John A. Schnittker

Institutional Reform: The Conflict between Equity and Productivity: Discussion pp. 716

William K. Gamble

Institutional Reform: The Conflict between Equity and Productivity: Discussion pp. 716-717

Dale W. Adams

Institutional Reform: The Conflict between Equity and Productivity: Discussion pp. 717-718

Peter Dorner

Implications of the Green Revolution for Economic Growth: Discussion pp. 719-720

Kusum Nair

Implications of the Green Revolution for Economic Growth: Discussion pp. 719

G. Edward Schuh

Implications of the Green Revolution for Economic Growth: Discussion pp. 720-722

Wyn F. Owen

A Framework for the Evaluation of Secondary Impacts of Public Investments pp. 723-729

Charles L. Leven

Secondary Impacts of Public Investment: Discussion pp. 729-730

J. Dean Jansma

Water Resources and Other Public Works: Discussion pp. 731-732

David C. Major

Water Resources and Other Public Works: Discussion pp. 731

Robert J. Kalter

Human Resources: Discussion pp. 733

Howard F. Robinson

Rural Industrialization and Other Employment-Generating Activities: Discussion pp. 734-735

W. Clark Edwards

Poverty and Our Social Order: Implications and Reservations pp. 736-744

James H. Copp

Rural Poverty—Problems and Programs: Discussion pp. 744

William E. Saupe

Poverty Programs: What We Have Learned in the Last Six Years: Discussion pp. 745

Emiel Owens

Economic Development: Is This a Solution for Rural Poverty: Discussion pp. 746

John W. Nixon

Income Maintenance: Alternatives and Implications: Discussion pp. 747

Lee Bawden

Economic Factors Underlying the Incidence of Large Farming Units: The Current Situation and Probable Trends pp. 748-761

Kenneth R. Krause and Leonard R. Kyle

Large-Size Farms in the United States: Discussion pp. 761-762

Willard F. Williams

Large-Size Farms in the United States: Discussion pp. 761

Eugene B. Pickler

Large-Size Farms in the United States: Discussion pp. 762-763

Arley D. Waldo

Implications of Large-Size Farms for Research and Extension Programs: Discussion pp. 764

William W. Wood

Implications of Large-Size Farms for U. S. Price, Income, and Trade Policy: Discussion pp. 765

Carroll G. Brunthaver

Population, Settlement, and Growth Patterns pp. 766-773

Marion Clawson

Population, Settlement, and Growth Patterns: Discussion pp. 773-774

Ralph R. Widner

Patterns of Population Settlement and Economic Activity: Where Are We Headed: Discussion pp. 775

Bruce Gardner

In Search of a Better Distribution of Population: What are the Key Determinants: Discussion pp. 776-777

Donald J. Epp

In Search of a Better Distribution of Population: What are the Key Determinants: Discussion pp. 776

Irwin P. Halpern

Public Policies Needed to Affect Employment and Population Distribution: Discussion pp. 778-779

Jerry B. Waters

Public Policies Needed to Affect Employment and Population Distribution: Discussion pp. 778

H. A. Wadsworth

Impact of the Industrialization of the Hired Farm Work Force upon the Agricultural Economy pp. 780-786

James S. Holt

The Changing Problems of the Agricultural Work Force: Discussion pp. 787

Stanley M. Knebel

Human Resource Development as Related to the Hired Farm Work Force: Discussion pp. 788-789

David C. Ruesink

Human Resource Development as Related to the Hired Farm Work Force: Discussion pp. 788

Frank Bobbitt

Organizational and Institutional Changes Needed in an Industrialized Agriculture: Bargaining, Unionization, Unemployment Insurance: Discussion pp. 790-791

Bernard L. Erven

Organizational and Institutional Changes Needed in an Industrialized Agriculture: Bargaining, Unionization, Unemployment Insurance: Discussion pp. 790

Ronald D. Knutson

Creating a Work Environment in which Farm Employment Is Competitive: Discussion pp. 792-793

Maurice E. Voland

Creating a Work Environment in which Farm Employment Is Competitive: Discussion pp. 792

C. C. Moxley

Administrative Capability and Agricultural Development: An Institution-Building Approach to Evaluation pp. 794-802

Saul M. Katz

Administrative Problems in Rural Development: Discussion pp. 802

Carl H. Gotsch

Administrative Problems in Rural Development: Discussion pp. 803-804

Solon L. Barraclough

Administrative Problems in Rural Development: Discussion pp. 804

Marvin P. Miracle

Time Series Modeling of Economic Phenomena pp. 805-813

Jurg Bieri and Andrew Schmitz

New Models in Price Forecasting: Discussion pp. 813

Wayne A. Fuller

Some Suggestions for Developing New Models from Existing Models pp. 814-819

Richard C. Haidacher

New Models in Price Forecasting: Discussion pp. 819-820

Wayne A. Fuller

Consumer Protection for a Modern Industrialized Food System pp. 821-828

D. I. Padberg

Consumer Protection in the Modern Economy: Discussion pp. 828-829

Carol W. Shaffer

Consumer Protection in the Modern Economy: Discussion pp. 829-830

A. L. Erikson

Priorities in Agricultural Economics for the 1970's pp. 831-840

Emery N. Castle

Priorities in Agricultural Economics for the 1970's: Discussion pp. 840-841

Andrew Schmitz

Priorities in Agricultural Economics for the 1970's: Discussion pp. 841

James S. Plaxico

Potential Developments in Futures Markets of Significance to Agriculture and Related Industries pp. 842

Leonard J. Haverkamp

Changing Role of the Futures Markets: Discussion pp. 843-844

Richard J. Foote

Changing Role of the Futures Markets: Discussion pp. 843

G. A. Futrell

Changing Role of the Futures Markets: Discussion pp. 844

Ronald C. Callander

A Top Priority: Family Planning Assistance for Rural America pp. 845-848

William T. Boehm

Distinguished Extension Program Award pp. 851-852

Neil E. Harl and Kenneth D. Duft

Distinguished Undergraduate Teacher Award pp. 851

Robert W. Taylor

Statement of Ownership, Management, and CirculationAct of October 23, 1962; Section 4869, Title 39, United States Code pp. 872

John C. Redman

Volume 52, issue 4, 1970

Management Entry Into U.S. Agriculture pp. 485-493

G. S. Tolley

The Investment Behavior of a Farm Firm Operating under Risk pp. 494-504

Ezra Sadan

The Measurement of Efficiency Relative to a Frontier Production Function pp. 505-511

Wesley D. Seitz

A Disaggregate Approach to Aggregate Supply pp. 512-520

Robert W. Herdt

Specifying the Allocation of Income among Taxes, Consumption, and Savings in Linear Programming Models pp. 521-527

J. M. Vandeputte and C. B. Baker

An Experimental Comparison of Pricing in Two Auction Systems pp. 528-534

Donald G. Frahm and Lee F. Schrader

Monthly Supply-Demand Relationships for Fed Cattle and Hogs pp. 535-544

Marvin L. Hayenga and Duane Hacklander

An Analysis of Vegetable Contracts pp. 545-554

Edward V. Jesse and Aaron C. Johnson

Economic Determinants of the Farm and Elevator Trends in the Volume of Corn Artificially Dried pp. 555-568

Lowell D. Hill

Mechanized Agriculture and Social Welfare: The Case of the Tomato Harvester pp. 569-577

Andrew Schmitz and David Seckler

Parametric Solutions to the Stollsteimer Model pp. 578-580

George W. Ladd and M. Patrick Halvorson

Discontinuous Plant Cost Function and a Modification of the Stollsteimer Location Model pp. 581-586

Wen-Shyong Chern and Leo Polopolus

Plant-Location Model Suboptimization for Large Problems pp. 587-590

Allan A. Warrack and Lehman B. Fletcher

A Use for Principal Components in Price Analysis pp. 591-593

John P. Doll and Sean B. Chin

A Note on Milk Production Functions pp. 594-598

Q. Paris, Davis. F. Malossini, A. M. Pilla and A. Romita

A Model for Evaluating Consequences of Changes in Federal Milk Order Pricing Policies pp. 599-602

W. D. Dobson

Effect of Use Value Assessment on Property Tax Rates pp. 603-606

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

Economic Considerations in Response Research: Comment pp. 607-609

J. A. Seagraves

Economic Considerations in Response Research: Further Comment pp. 609-610

Jock Anderson and John L. Dillon

Leasing Recommendations for Less-Developed Countries: An Extension of Leasing Theory pp. 610-613

John T. Scott

Leasing Recommendations for Less-Developed Countries: Reply pp. 613

Dale W Adams and Norman Rask

Estimation of Regression Parameters with the Predicted Dependent Variable Restricted in a Certain Range: Comment pp. 613-615

Tsoung-Chao Lee

Estimation of Regression Parameters with the Predicted Dependent Variable Restricted in a Certain Range: Reply pp. 615

M. C. Hallberg

Ellis, Howard Sylvester, ed., The Economy of Brazil, Berkeley, University of California Press, 1969, xxxii + 408 pp. ($10.50) pp. 616-617

David Felix

Hallet, Graham, The Economics of Agricultural Policy, Oxford, Basil Blackwell, 1968, x + 292 pp. (505 net) and Ruttan, Vernon W., Arley D. Waldo, and James P. Houck, Agricultural Policy in an Affluent Society, New York, W. W. Norton, 1969, xvii + 321 pp. ($7.50) pp. 617-618

Donald C. Horton

Heaton, Louis E., The Agricultural Development of Venezuela, New York, Frederick A. Praeger, 1969, xxvii + 320 pp. ($15.00) pp. 618-619

A. K. Stapleton

Hicks, John, A Theory of Economic History, Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1969, vii + 181 pp. ($5.00 cloth, $1.95 paper) pp. 619-620

Kenneth E. Boulding

Hunter, Guy, Modernizing Peasant Societies; A Comparative Study in Asia and Africa, New York, Oxford University Press, 1969, xi + 324 pp. ($6.50 cloth, $2.50 paper) pp. 620-621

Vernon Ruttan

Lancaster, Kelvin, Introduction to Modern Microeconomics, Chicago, Rand McNally, 1969, viii + 326 pp. ($8.50) and Walsh, Vivian Charles, Introduction to Contemporary Microeconomics, New York, McGraw-Hill, 1970, xxi + 298 pp. ($8.95 cloth, $6.95 paper) pp. 621-622

John M. Leyes

Pearson, Lester B. Partners in Development: Report of the Commission on International Development, New York, Praeger Publishers, 1969, x + 399 pp. ($2.95 paper) pp. 622-623

Carl K. Eicher

Teweles, Richard J., Charles V. Harlow, and Herbert L. Stone, The Commodity Futures Trading Guide; the Science and the Art of Sound Commodity Trading, New York, McGraw-Hill Book Co., 1969, xvi + 357 pp. ($12.50) pp. 623

F. M. Schrader

Volume 52, issue 3, 1970

Impact of Public Land Programs on Local Government Finances pp. 365-371

James C. Barron and J. Dean Jansma

Temporal Relationships Among Prices on Commodity Futures Markets: Their Allocative and Stabilizing Roles pp. 372-380

William G. Tomek and Roger W. Gray

An Intertemporal Analysis of the Nature of Demand for Food Products pp. 381-386

Floyd K. Harmston and Hiroyuki Hino

The Reasons Participants Drop Out of the Food Stamp Program: A Case Study and Its Implications pp. 387-394

Harold G. Love

Impact of Food Chain Procurement Policies on the Fluid Milk Processing Industry pp. 395-402

James W. Gruebele, Sheldon W. Williams and Richard F. Fallert

Sensitivity Testing and the Plant Location Problem pp. 403-410

H. I. Toft, P. A. Cassidy and W. O. McCarthy

The Allocation and Pricing of Water in a River Basin pp. 411-421

J. W. B. Guise and J. C. Flinn

Fish Cycles: A Harmonic Analysis pp. 422-430

Frederick V. Waugh and Morton M. Miller

Rural Industrial Growth in the 1960's pp. 431-437

Claude C. Haren

Income Maintenance and the Rural Poor: An Experimental Approach pp. 438-441

D. Lee Bawden

A Stocks and Flows Approach to Migration pp. 442-443

Theodore Lianos

Gini Ratios: Some Considerations Affecting Their Interpretation pp. 444-447

Richard A. Benson

Trends in Grain Area and Yield in Developed and Developing Nations pp. 448-449

Dana G. Dalrymple

Fixed Coefficients of Production Revisited pp. 450-451

Rachel Dardis

Erratic Results from the Merger Ratio pp. 452-453

David W. Cobia

Theories Explaining the Persistence of Low Resource Returns in a Growing Farm Economy: Comment pp. 453-454

Jean-Pierre Wampach

Theories Explaining the Persistence of Low Resource Returns in a Growing Farm Economy: Reply pp. 454-455

Luther G. Tweeten

Population Growth and Agricultural Development in Latin America: Comment pp. 455-456

Del Fitchett

Population Growth and Agricultural Development in Latin America: Reply pp. 456-457

William C. Thiesenhusen

The Contribution of Foreign Assistance to Agricultural Development: Comment pp. 457-459

L. Harlan Davis

The Contribution of Foreign Assistance to Agricultural Development: Reply pp. 459

Wayne A. Schutjer and Dale Weigel

Testing for the Farm Income Multiplier: Comment pp. 459-462

R. M. Algie and Philip Jacobs

Testing for the Farm Income Multiplier: Reply pp. 462-464

Abbas Mirakhor and Frank Orazem

A Word of Caution on Multipliers: Comment pp. 464

Allen G. Smith

Chakravarty, Sukhamoy, Capital and Development Planning, Cambridge, The MIT Press, 1969, xx + 344 pp.($12.50) pp. 465-466

Clark Edwards

Cramer, J. S., Empirical Econometrics, Amsterdam North-Holland Publishing Company, 1969, xii + 277 pp. ($8.00 paper, $12.50 cloth) pp. 466-467

T. Dudley Wallace

Fox, Karl A., and D. Gale Johnson, eds., Readings in the Economics of Agriculture, Homewood, Illinois, Richard D. Irwin, Inc., 1969, xxiv + 517 pp. ($8.00) pp. 467-469

Lee R. Martin

Howe, Charles W., et al., Inland Waterway Transportation—Studies in Public and Private Management and Investment Decisions, Baltimore, The Johns Hopkins Press for Resources for the Future, 1969, vii + 144 pp. ($5.00 paper) pp. 469-470

Bruce H. Wright

Iowa State University Center for Agricultural and Economic Development, A North American Common Market, Ames, Iowa State University Press, 1969, viii + 442 pp. ($8.95) pp. 470-471

Donald C. Horton

Knapp, Joseph G., The Rise of American Cooperative Enterprise: 1620–1920, Danville, Illinois, The Interstate Printers and Publishers, Inc., 1969, 532 pp. ($8.95) pp. 471-472

Ian W. Hardie

Landsberger, Henry A., ed., Latin American Peasant Movements, Ithaca, Cornell University Press, 1969, ix + 476 pp. ($12.50) pp. 472

Robert C. Otte

Nair, Kusum, The Lonely Furrow: Farming in the United States, Japan and India, Ann Arbor, The University of Michigan Press, 1969, xvi + 314 pp. ($7.95) pp. 472-473

Nicolaas Luykx

Reserve Bank of India, Development of Cooperative Marketing, A Survey Report, Bombay, 1969, vii + 392 pp. (Rs 9 paper) pp. 473-474

Dorris D. Brown

Rowley, William D., M. L. Wilson and the Campaign for the Domestic Allotment, Lincoln, University of Nebraska Press, 1970, 219 pp. ( $8.50) pp. 474-475

Sherman E. Johnson

Scitovsky, Tibor, Money and the Balance of Payments, Chicago, Rand McNally, 1969, i + 188 pp. ($7.00) pp. 475-476

James P. Cavin

Venezian, Eduardo L., and William K. Gamble, The Agricultural Development of Mexico, Its Structure and Growth Since 1950, New York, Frederick A. Praeger, 1969, xxii + 281 pp. ($15.00) pp. 476-477

Edmundo Flores

Volume 52, issue 2, 1970

Policy Directions for the United States Sugar Program pp. 185-196

Donald C. Horton

Evaluating Supply Control Policies for Frozen Concentrated Orange Juice with an Industrial Dynamics Model pp. 197-208

Richard C. Raulerson and Max R. Langham

Application of an Economic Model for Evaluating Government Program Costs for Rice pp. 209-215

Warren R. Grant

A Decision Theoretic Approach to Crop Disease Prediction and Control pp. 216-223

Gerald A. Carlson

Unit Equivalent Scales for Specific Food Commodities pp. 224-233

David W. Price

An Application of Statistical Decision Theory to Cattle Feedlot Marketing pp. 234-241

J. Bruce Bullock and Samuel H. Logan

A Practical Computer Method for Pricing Pork Carcasses and Hogs pp. 242-246

John E. Ikerd and Charles L. Cramer

Forecasting Wheat Yields: An Application of Parametric Time Series Modeling pp. 247-254

Andrew Schmitz and Donald G. Watts

Farm Operators Under the Negative Income Tax pp. 255-262

Charles W. Meyer and William E. Saupe

Policy Simulation Experiments with Macroeconometric Models: The State of the Art pp. 263-271

Thomas H. Naylor

Simulating a Developing Agricultural Economy: Methodology and Planning Capability pp. 272-284

A. N. Halter, M. L. Hayenga and T. J. Manestch

Discussion: Macrosimulation Models pp. 284-286

Edward P. Holland

Discussion: Macrosimulation Models pp. 286-288

Glenn L. Johnson

Discussion: Macrosimulation Models pp. 288-290

David T. Kresge

Panelists' Introductory Statements: Discussion by Walter W. Heller pp. 291-295

Walter W. Heller

Panelists' Introductory Statements: Discussion by D. Gale Johnson pp. 295-297

Gale D. Johnson

Panelists' Introductory Statements: Discussion by John A. Schnittker pp. 297-299

John A. Schnittker

Panelists' Introductory Statements: Discussion by Henry C. Wallich pp. 299-301

Henry C. Wallich

New Directions in Foreign Aid for the 1970's pp. 302-307

John A. Hannah

Social Change and Public Policy in Rural America: Data and Research Needs for the 1970's pp. 308-314

J. Patrick Madden

Changing Structure of Agriculture and Resulting Statistical Needs pp. 315-320

W. B. Sundquist

Discussion: Changing Structure of Agriculture pp. 320-321

Harold O. Carter

A Cobb-Douglas Production Function with Variable Returns to Scale pp. 322-326

Edwin F. Ulveling and Lehman B. Fletcher

On the Use of the Cobb-Douglas Production Function on the Cross-Country Analysis of Agricultural Production pp. 327-329

Yujiro Hayami

Federal Crop Insurance and Net Income Strategies of Corn Producers pp. 330-331

Kenneth R. Krause

Comment on the Relationship Between Linear Programming and the Economic Theory of the Firm pp. 332-333

Michel Petit

A Conceptual Framework for Analyzing Economies of Vertical Integration: Comment pp. 333-334

Liang-Shing Fan

A Conceptual Framework for Analyzing Economies of Vertical Integration: Reply pp. 334-336

Samuel H. Logan

Projections of Age Distribution of Farm Operators in the United States Based Upon Estimates of the Present Value of Income: Comment pp. 336

John T. Scott

Comment on the Development of Soviet Agriculture pp. 337-338

Dana G. Dalrymple

Is there a Better Way to Choose the AAEA President? pp. 338

Harold F. Breimyer

Baier, Kurt, and Nicholas Rescher, eds., Values and the Future. The Impact of Technological Change on American Values, New York, The Free Press (Macmillan), 1969. xiv + 527 pp. ($14.95) pp. 339-340

Thomas T. Stout

Brannon, Russell H., The Agricultural Development of Uruguay—Problems of Government Policy, New York, Frederick A. Praeger, 1968, xxxvii + 367 pp. ($15.00) pp. 340-341

Donald W. Regier

Cochrane, Willard W., The World Food Problem—A Guardedly Optimistic View, New York, Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1969, xv + 331 pp. ($3.50 paper, $7.95 cloth) pp. 341-342

Marion Clawson

Expert Committee on Assessment and Evaluation, Modernizing Indian Agriculture, Report on the Intensive Agricultural District Programme and Chawdhari, T. P. S., R. N. Tripathy, T. V. S. Rao, and J. N. Sharma, Resource Use and Productivity on Farms, a Comparative Study of Intensive and Non-Intensive Agriculture Areas pp. 342-344

S. S. Johl and W. N. Thompson

Coutu, Arthur J., and Richard A. King, The Agricultural Development of Peru, New York, Frederick A. Praeger, 1969, xxv + 183 pp. ($12.50) pp. 342

Rene Vandendries

Fienup, Darrell F., Russell H. Brannon, and Frank A. Fender, the Agricultural Development of Argentina, New York, Frederick A. Praeger, 1969, xxxvii + 437 pp. ($17.50) pp. 344

C. John Fliginger

Heath, Dwight B., Charles J. Erasmus, and Hans C. Buechler, Land Reform and Social Revolution in Bolivia. New York, Frederick A. Praeger and Ludwig, Armin K., and Harry W. Taylor, Brazil's New Agrarian Reform: An Evaluation of Its Property Classification and Tax Systems. New York, Frederick Praeger pp. 344-345

Gene Wunderlich

Herfindahl, Orris C., Natural Resource Information for Economic Development, Baltimore, Maryland, The Johns Hopkins Press, 1969, xiii + 212 pp. ($7.00) pp. 345-346

Wilbur R. Maki

Joint Economic Committee, Subcommittee on Economy in Government, Congress of the United States, The Analysis and Evaluation of Public Expenditures: the PPB System. U.S. Government Printing Office, 1969, xiv + 1241 ($5.75) pp. 346-347

Lee M. Day

Lieftinck, Pieter, A. Robert Sadove, and Thomas C. Creyke, Water and Power Resources of West Pakistan—A Study in Sector Planning, 3 vols., Baltimore, The Johns Hopkins Press for the World Bank, 1968–1969 ($28.50) pp. 347-348

Ira L. Whitman

Volume 52, issue 1, 1970

The Pricing of Binspace—A Contribution to the Theory of Storage pp. 1-12

Allen B. Paul

The Integrated Use of Ground and Surface Water in Irrigation Project Planning pp. 13-24

Peter Rogers and Douglas V. Smith

Differential Assessment of Farmland on the Rural-Urban Fringe pp. 25-32

Thomas F. Hady

Spatial, Temporal and Product-Use Allocation of Milk in an Imperfectly Competitive Dairy Industry pp. 33-40

Marvin Kottke

Response Surface Analysis and Simulation Models in Policy Choices pp. 41-50

Mordechai Shechter and Earl O. Heady

Price and Output Response of Marketed Surplus of Foodgrains: A Cross-Sectional Study of Some North Indian Villages pp. 51-61

Kalpana Bardhan

Partial Production Functions and the Analysis of Farm-Firm Costs and Efficiency pp. 62-70

Ezra Sadan

Computer Software for Farm Management Extension pp. 71-80

Wilfred Candler, Michael Boehlje and Robert Saathoff

A Development Planning Model for Technological Change in Agriculture pp. 81-90

Joseph B. Goodwin, Melvin G. Blase and Dale Colyer

"Modernization Effect" upon Exports of Agricultural Produce: South Korea pp. 91-96

Jae H. Cho

The Demand for Lauric Oils in the United States pp. 97-102

Albert J. Nyberg

The Standby Milk Pool—A New Strategic Bargaining Device pp. 103-108

Hugh L. Cook

The Existence of Broiler Cycles: An Application of Spectral Analysis pp. 109-121

Gordon Rausser and Thomas F. Cargill

A Spectral Analysis of World Cocoa Prices pp. 122-126

Joseph Weiss

Estimating the Demand for an on-Farm Recreational Service pp. 127-131

R. L. Milam and E. C. Pasour

The World Food Problem: Four Recent Empirical Studies pp. 132-135

John H. Sanders and Richard C. Hoyt

Economic Research: Prologue and Epilogue pp. 136

William Ward

The Changing Specialization Make-Up of A.F.E.A. Membership, 1956–66 pp. 136-138

Frederick J. Hitzhusen

A Viewpoint on the Journal pp. 138

Emery N. Castle

Resource Allocation in Agricultural Research pp. 139-140

Vernon Ruttan

Agricultural Economists: The Last of the "Big Spenders"? pp. 139

Gail Cramer and Ken Young

A Progress Report on the Public Land Law Review Commission pp. 140-142

Karl S. Landstrom

Irrelevance is where You Find It pp. 142-143

Ernest W. Grove

Econometricians and the Date Gap: Reply to a Comment pp. 143

John T. Scott and Earl O. Heady

Economics in Regional Water Research and Policy: Comment pp. 144-145

Arthur Maass and David C. Major

Economics in Regional Water Research and Policy: Reply pp. 145-146

Emery N. Castle and Russell C. Youmans

Nature's Felicity in Supply Response Analyses: Comment pp. 146-147

Harold F. Breimyer

Positivistic Measures of Aggregate Supply Elasticities: Some New Approaches: Comment pp. 148-150

A. J. Rayner

Nature's Felicity, Specification Error, and Bias in Supply Response Analyses: Reply pp. 150-151

Luther Tweeten and Leroy Quance

Financial Returns in Agriculture: Comment pp. 151-153

E. C. Pasour and D. F. Neuman

Financial Returns in Agriculture: Reply pp. 153

Don Bostwick

On the Statistical Analysis of Identities: Comment pp. 154-155

Arthur Goldberger

On the Statistical Analysis of Identities: Reply pp. 155-156

Oscar R. Burt and Robert M. Finley

On Defining Uneconomic Regions of the Production Function: Comment pp. 156-158

John M. Gates

Surplus Labor in Rural Pakistan: Comment pp. 158-159

Bruce Gardner

On Defining Uneconomic Regions of the Production Function: Reply pp. 158

J. A. Seagraves and E. C. Pasour

Surplus Labor in Rural Pakistan: Reply pp. 159-160

Warren C. Robinson

Measurement of Leakage by the Use of an Input-Output Model: Comment pp. 160-161

Lonnie L. Jones

Measurement of Leakage by the Use of an Input-Output Model: Reply pp. 161

Charles H. Little

The Allocation of Research, Teaching, and Extension Personnel in U. S. Colleges of Agriculture: Comment pp. 161-163

Andrew Schmitz, Dean Chen and John Murphy

The Allocation of Research, Teaching, and Extension Personnel in U.S. Colleges of Agriculture: Reply pp. 163-164

Willis L. Peterson

Production Economics, Farm Management, and Extension: Comment pp. 164-165

R. C. Duncan

Production Economics, Farm Management, and Extension: Reply pp. 165

D. B. Williams

Anschel, Kurt R., Russell H. Brannon, and Eldon D. Smith, eds., Agricultural Cooperatives and Markets in Developing Countries, New York, Frederick A. Praeger, Publishers, 1969, xxiii + 373 pp. ($15.00) pp. 166

Geoffrey Shepherd

Arthur, Henry B., James P. Houck, and George L. Beckford, Tropical Agribusiness Structures and Adjustments—Bananas, Boston, Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University, 1968, xii + 210 pp. ($12.00) pp. 166-168

W. W. McPherson

Bogue, Donald J., Principles of Demography, New York, John Wiley and Sons, Inc., 1969, xiii + 917 pp. ($16.50) pp. 168

Dudley Kirk

Carruthers, I. D., Irrigation Development Planning: Aspects of Pakistan Experience, Ashford, Kent, Wye College (University of London), 1968. 67 pp. (10s.) pp. 168-169

George A. Pavelis

Crecine, John P., Governmental Problem-Solving: A Computer Simulation of Municipal Budgeting, Chicago, Rand McNally, 1969, xx + 338 pp. ($6.50) pp. 169-170

Thomas F. Hady

Eckaus, Richard S., and Kirit S. Parikh, Planning for Growth: Multisectoral, Intertemporal Models Applied to India, Cambridge, The M.I.T. Press, 1968, xvi + 208 pp. ($20.00) pp. 170-171

Walter Haessel

Hamilton, H. R., S. E. Goldstone, J. W. Milliman, A. L. Pugh III, E. B. Roberts, and A. Zellner, Systems Simulation for Regional Analysis; An Application to River Basin Planning, Cambridge, The M.I.T. Press, 1969, xii + 407 pp. ($15.00) pp. 171-172

Hays B. Gamble

Haveman, Robert H., and John V. Krutilla, with the assistance of Robert M. Steinberg, Unemployment, Idle Capacity, and the Evaluation of Public Expenditures: National and Regional Analyses, Baltimore, The Johns Hopkins Press for Resources for the Future, 1968, x + 159 pp. ($6.50) pp. 172-173

Herbert H. Stoevener

Massell, Benton F., and R. W. M. Johnson, Economics of Smallholder Farming in Rhodesia, A Cross-Section Analysis of Two Areas, Stanford, Food Research Institute, Stanford University, 1968, 74 pp. ($4.00 paper) pp. 173-174

W. N. Thompson

Schapsmeier, Edward L., and Frederick H. Schapsmeier, Henry A. Wallace of Iowa: The Agrarian Years, 1910–1940 and Perkins, Van L., Crisis in Agriculture: The Agricultural Adjustment Administration and the New Deal, 1933 pp. 174-175

Wayne D. Rasmussen

Rohrer, Wayne C., and Louis H. Douglas, The Agrarian Transition in America, New York, The Bobbs-Merrill Company, Inc., 1969, xv + 197 pp. ($8.00) pp. 174

Paul W. Barkley