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Volume 51, issue 5, 1969

Henry Charles Taylor 1873–1969 pp. 999-1002

R. J. Penn

The Economics of Agricultural Economics pp. 1011-1026

Dale E. Hathaway

A Future for "Agricultural Economics"? pp. 1027-1036

James Buchanan

Some Problems of Agricultural Development pp. 1037-1045

Oris V. Wells

Structure of Input Supplying Industries and Techniques of Analysis pp. 1046-1054

Dale C. Dahl

Concepts of Finance Capital for a Capital-Using Agriculture pp. 1055-1064

C. B. Baker and John A. Hopkin

National Labor Relations Legislation: Possible Impact on American Agriculture pp. 1065-1074

Joseph D. Coffey

Can Better Teaching Be Learned? pp. 1075-1077

Lawrence Bradford

Toward Better Undergraduate Teaching pp. 1078-1080

G. T. Dowdy

Better Teaching—Some Curricular Aspects pp. 1081-1084

Lester V. Manderscheid

Inter-University Collaboration in Undergraduate Teaching pp. 1085-1088

V. James Rhodes

Problems that Persist in the Great Plains pp. 1089-1096

John Muehlbeier

Rural Areas in an Urban Economy pp. 1097-1109

Monroe Newman and Eli P. March

Marketing, Price, and the Theory of Communication pp. 1110-1113

Wayne D. Purcell

Concentration in Farming and Transition Bias pp. 1114-1118

Ronald L. Mighell

Computer Simulation of the Substitution between Project Size and Management pp. 1119-1123

S. F. Miller and A. N. Halter

An Economic Model for Determining Cotton Allotments and Prices to Maximize Net Farm Income pp. 1124-1128

Fred Sobering, Leroy Quance and Luther Tweeten

Effect of Merchandising Methods on Prices Paid at Cooperative Feeder Cattle Sales pp. 1129-1133

David L. Cole

Allocation of Florida Orange Production Among Alternative Product Forms and Market Sectors pp. 1134-1137

David E. Weisenborn

Criteria for Defining Federal Milk Order Market Areas pp. 1138-1142

Robert E. Jacobson

Price Discrimination in the Food Industry: A Competitive Stimulant or Tranquilizer? pp. 1143-1148

R. E. Schneidau and Ronald D. Knutson

Consumer Attitudes Toward Milk Substitutes pp. 1149-1153

Robert C. Angus and J. Warren Stull

Hidden Consumer Motives in Supermarket Selection pp. 1154-1158

R. W. Skinner

A Decision Model for Continuous Sequence Production Processes of Variable Length: An Application to Hog Marketing pp. 1159-1163

John E. Ikerd and Alvin R. Schupp

A Game Theoretic Model for Farm Planning under Uncertainty pp. 1164-1167

Mahfouz E. Tadros and George L. Casler

Application of Linear Programming to Individual Farm Planning pp. 1168-1171

Donald C. Huffman and Lynn A. Stanton

Farm Capital and Credit Projections to 1980 pp. 1172-1177

Emanuel Melichar

A Method for Analyzing the Effect of Taxes and Financing on Investment Decisions pp. 1178-1181

Gordon E. Rodewald

Economics Issues in Controlling Agricultural Pollution pp. 1182-1188

Gary C. Taylor

Environmental Effects of Rural Land Use pp. 1189-1194

J. Delphendahl

Externalities in Pesticide Use pp. 1195-1201

Max R. Langham and W. F. Edwards

A Rural Economic Indicator System pp. 1202-1205

Clark Edwards

Farm Panels as a Source of Farm Management Data: The Cornell Producer Panel pp. 1206-1210

George J. Conneman

Farm Panels as a Source of Farm Management Data: The Ohio Plan pp. 1211-1213

E. T. Shaudys

Response Problems in Probability Sampling pp. 1214-1217

John W. Kirkbride

Trials, Errors, and Successes in Agribusiness Education at Purdue pp. 1218-1221

James C. Snyder

The Illinois Agricultural Industries Forum pp. 1222-1225

Harold G. Halcrow

Extension Transportation Programs to Improve Marketing Efficiency pp. 1226-1228

Wesley R. Kriebel

Education for Institutional Food Service—On Wheels pp. 1229-1232

John M. Welch

Payment Limitation: Effect on Supply Adjustment and Income Distribution pp. 1233-1236

Rudie W. Slaughter

Payment Limitations: The Economic and Political Feasibility pp. 1237-1242

Arnold Paulsen

Payment Limitation: Pros and Cons as Seen by Farm Organizations pp. 1243-1246

W. E. Hamilton

Consumer Knowledge for Sovereignty: Apples pp. 1247-1250

Lyle Solverson

Louisville Produce Terminal: Its Changing Trends and Potentials, 1966–1975 pp. 1251-1254

B. Russell Robertson and Harold G. Love

The Economic Feasibility of an Integrated Broiler Operation pp. 1255-1258

Richard W. Schermerhorn

Showing a Retailer that Meat Sanitation Pays—An Economic Approach pp. 1259-1262

Frederick A. Perkins

Variants and Invariants in Comparative Agricultural Systems pp. 1263-1273

Folke Dovring

Economies and Diseconomies of Large-Scale Agriculture pp. 1274-1283

Philip Raup

Discussion: The Organization of Agriculture pp. 1283-1285

W. D. Toussaint

Discussion: The Organization of Agriculture pp. 1286-1288

Dana G. Dalrymple

The Organization of Agriculture: An Epilogue pp. 1289-1292

Gene Wunderlich

Resource Endowments and Technological Change in Agriculture: U.S. and Japanese Experiences in International Perspective pp. 1293-1303

Yujiro Hayami

Natural Resources and Growth: Towards a Non-Marginal Political Economics pp. 1304-1313

Allan Schmid

Natural Resources in Economic Growth: The Role of Institutions and Policies pp. 1314-1324

S. V. Ciriacy-Wantrup

Technology and Neo-Mercantilism in International Agricultural Trade pp. 1325-1337

H. B. Malmgren and D. L. Schlechty

New Concepts and Methods in Foreign Trade Negotiation pp. 1338-1349

Robert B. Schwenger

Discussion: Policy and Non-Policy in Foreign Trade pp. 1349-1351

James G. Kendrick

Discussion: Policy and Non-Policy in Foreign Trade pp. 1352-1354

G. A. MacEachern and Bruce Huff

Discussion: Policy and Non-Policy in Foreign Trade pp. 1354-1356

Richard J. Goodman

A Basic Framework for Policy Education pp. 1357-1364

J. B. Kohlmeyer

Discussion: A Basic Framework for Policy Education pp. 1365-1367

Wallace Barr

Discussion: A Basic Framework for Policy Education pp. 1367-1368

W. Fred Woods

Institutions and Instruments—Management Alternatives pp. 1369-1380

N. G. P. Krausz and F. J. Reiss

Do Legal and Tax Rules Favor Large-Scale Agricultural Firms? pp. 1381-1392

Neil E. Harl

Legal-Economic Models as a Tool for Optimizing Intergeneration Property Transfers pp. 1393-1398

Donald R. Levi and James K. Allwood

Discussion: Agriculture and the Law pp. 1399-1401

Thomas F. Hady

Foreign Aid for Agircultural Development: Philosophy and Implementation pp. 1402-1412

James Gilbert Evans

Agricultural Price Policy in the Context of Economic Development pp. 1413-1420

John W. Mellor

Discussion: Agricultural Price Policy in the Context of Economic Development pp. 1420-1424

F. A. Williams

Discussion: Inducing Economic Development in Less Developed Countries pp. 1424-1426

Richard Phillips

Tools of the Trade in Policy Decision—PPBS, a Case in Point pp. 1427-1433

William B. Lord and Stephen C. Smith

Estimating the Effects of Resource Development Programs on Regional Employment pp. 1434-1441

B. R. Eddleman

Estimating Contributions of Natural Resource Investments to Objectives in Regional Economic Development pp. 1442-1448

W. B. Back

Estimating the Effects of Water Policies in the West pp. 1449-1454

Herbert H. Stoevener

Transportation and Regional Development in Agriculture pp. 1455-1463

T. E. Nichols

Economic Considerations in Rate Making and Rate Structures for Farm Products pp. 1464-1470

James H. Lauth

Transportation Pricing as a Factor in Commodity Marketing: Montana Wheat, a Case Study pp. 1471-1478

Charles H. Rust and George St. George

Discussion: Role of Transportation in Agricultural Marketing and Development pp. 1478-1481

John O. Gerald

Factors Underlying Business Interest in Conglomerate Mergers pp. 1482-1487

Odin Wilhelmy

Firm Conglomeration as a Market Structure Variable pp. 1488-1494

Willard F. Mueller

Conglomerates: Economic Conduct and Performance pp. 1495-1505

Albert G. Madsen and Richard G. Walsh

Pricing Milk in Federal Order Markets pp. 1506-1510

Jerome W. Hammond and Truman F. Graf

The Pure Theory of Goverment Aid to Agriculture pp. 1511-1515

Micha Gisser

Effects of Public Programs for Outdoor Recreation on Personal Income Distribution pp. 1516-1519

Leonard Shabman and Robert J. Kalter

Government Payments and the Distribution of Income in Agriculture pp. 1520-1523

Raymond M. Leuthold

Long-Term Versus Short-Term Land Retirement pp. 1524-1527

A. Barry Carr

Returns to Farm Resources pp. 1528-1535

Don Bostwick

Application of the Financial Management Function in the Family Size Farm Firm pp. 1536-1542

Kenneth R. Krause

Income Tax Planning for Farmers pp. 1543-1547

Hoy Carman

General Hospital Facilities in Michigan, 1965 pp. 1548-1552

Leon B. Perkinson

Local School Expenditures and Educational Quality: A Correlation Analysis pp. 1553-1556

Thomas Stinson and Edward F. Krahmer

The Farm Poor: Counted, Miscounted, or Discounted? pp. 1557-1560

O. Wendell Holmes

Propensities to Invest in Schooling in the South and Non-South pp. 1561-1564

Fred Hines

A View from the Middle Ground pp. 1565-1568

O. Richard Morris

At a Crossroad: Graduate Teaching in Agricultural Economics pp. 1569-1573

Curtis F. Lard and J. Rod Martin

Institution Building: Training Gap in Economic and Agricultural Development pp. 1574-1577

Harold D. Guither

Involvement in Undergraduate Education pp. 1578-1582

Murray H. Hawkins

Using Local Comprehensive Planning to Control Lakewater Pollution in Seasonal Home Communities pp. 1583-1587

Robert W. Snyder

The Cost of Food Aid to Recipient Countries pp. 1588-1592

Gary L. Seevers

Projecting Hydrologic and Economic Interrelationships in Groundwater Basin Management pp. 1593-1597

William E. Martin, Thomas G. Burdak and Robert A. Young

"Solid Wastes"—A Resource? pp. 1598-1602

Joseph Havlicek, George S. Tolley and Yi Wang

Mission of Higher Educational Institutions in Today's World pp. 1603-1612

C. Brice Ratchford

Social Science Needs in Agriculture and Natural Resources Curricula—The CEANAR Report pp. 1613-1617

Carroll V. Hess

The Meaning to Research and Extension pp. 1618-1623

Tyrus R. Timm

On Institutional Obsolescence and Innovation pp. 1624-1628

Leo Polopolus

I See It Differently pp. 1629-1632

Radoje Nikolitch

Institutional Engineering—Venture into Applied Behavioral Science pp. 1633-1636

David H. Spaeth

Consumer Preference for "Imitation" Milk Beverages pp. 1637-1644

Albert W. Gustafson

Format of the 1970 Annual Meeting pp. 1702

Dale E. Hathaway

Volume 51, issue 4, 1969

Population Growth and Agricultural Employment in Latin America, with Some U.S. Comparisons pp. 735-752

William C. Thiesenhusen

Determinants of Farm Family Income Inequality pp. 753-769

Bruce Gardner

Econometric Analysis of the Agricultural Labor Market pp. 770-787

Edward W. Tyrchniewicz and G. Edward Schuh

The Contribution of Foreign Assistance to Agricultural Development pp. 788-797

Wayne Schutjer and Dale Weigel

Theories Explaining the Persistence of Low Resource Returns in a Growing Farm Economy pp. 798-817

Luther G. Tweeten

Shadow Prices as Member Returns for a Marketing Cooperative pp. 818-833

Ian W. Hardie

A Conceptual Framework for Analyzing Economies of Vertical Integration pp. 834-848

Samuel H. Logan

An Analysis of Daily Fluctuations in the Hog Economy pp. 849-865

Raymond M. Leuthold

Factors Associated with Variation in the Aggregate Average Yield of New Zealand Wheat (1918–1967) pp. 866-881

John W. B. Guise

Development of Soviet Agriculture under a Vintage Model of Production pp. 882-902

Earl R. Brubaker

Characteristics and Salaries of Agricultural Economists pp. 903-911

Emanuel Melichar

Note on the U.S. Demand for Coffee pp. 912-914

John J. Hughes

Direct Payments: An Increasing Proportion of Farm Income and a Changing Geographic Distribution pp. 915-920

Harold D. Guither

On Scientific Objectivity: Comment pp. 921-924

G. Schmitt and W. Timmermann

On Scientific Objectivity: Reply pp. 924-926

Emery N. Castle

U.S. Import Demand for Green Coffee by Variety: Comment pp. 926-928

John J. Hughes

The Effect of a Marketing Order on Winter Carrot Prices: Comment pp. 929-933

H. Prescott Beighley and James Mak

U.S. Import Demand for Green Coffee by Variety: Reply pp. 929

Lester V. Manderscheid

The Effect of a Marketing Order on Winter Carrot Prices: Reply pp. 933-934

Carl E. Shafer

Food Donation Programs pp. 934-936

Harold J. Loyd and Harold F. Breimyer

A Comment on a Traditional Behavior Model pp. 937

Theodore P. Lianos and Theodore P. Lianos

Epilegomena on Traditional Behavior Models pp. 938-939

Pan A. Yotopoulos and John Wise

Determinants and Development Implications of Foodgrain Prices in India: Comment pp. 939-940

J. H. Adhvaryu and A. S. Patel

Determinants and Development Implications of Food Grain Prices in India: Reply pp. 941-942

John W. Mellor

Effects of Nonprice Variables upon Participation in Water-Oriented Outdoor Recreation: Comment pp. 942-945

E. J. L. David

Feedback for Students on Class Performance pp. 946-947

W. D. Downey and R. W. Taylor

A New Look at Demand Analysis for Beef: Comment pp. 947-949

Raymond J. Folwell

A New Look at Demand Analysis for Beef: Reply pp. 949-952

Edward Uvacek

The Unseen—and Unfeeling—Hand pp. 952-953

Raymond O. Gaarder

Regional Research—Further Analyses and Reflections pp. 953-957

Alvin T. M. Lee

"Subsistence Agriculture" and Technological Change: Further Disscussion of the Theoretical Problem pp. 957-960

Peter F. M. McLoughlin

Some Thoughts on Bargaining pp. 960-961

Gene D. Sullivan

Caloric Cost of Rice and Wheat Programs pp. 962-963

Harlon D. Traylor and Dewell R. Gandy

Milk Production and Utilization in the East pp. 964-966

William C. Welden

Dunbier, Roger, the Sonoran Desert: Its Geography, Economy, and People, Tucson, The University of Arizona Press, 1968, xiii + 426 pp. ($10.00) pp. 967-968

Gene C. Wilken

Hardin, Clifford M., ed., Overcoming World Hunger, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, Prentice Hall, 1969, xi + 177 pp. ($4.95 cloth, $1.95 paper) pp. 968-970

Lawrence W. Witt

Homer, Sidney, Paul W. McCracken, James J. O'Leary, and Henry C. Wallich, with a preface by Herbert V. Prochnow, the Five-Year Outlook for Interest Rates, Chicago, Rand McNally & Company, 1968, x + 89 pp. ($5.95) pp. 970-972

Emanuel Melichar

Iowa State Center for Agricultural and Economic Development, Food Goals, Future Structural Changes, and Agricultural Policy: A National Basebook, Ames, Iowa State University Press, 1969, x + 325 pp. ($5.95) pp. 972-973

G. E. Brandow

Mathew, E. T., Agricultural Taxation and Economic Development in India, London, Asia Publishing House, 1968, 204 pp. ($7.50) pp. 973-975

Richard Bird

Sewell, W. R., and Blair T. Bower, eds., Forecasting the Demands for Water, Ottawa, Canada, Department of Energy, Mines and Resources, 1968, xiv + 262 pp. ($1.50 paper) pp. 975-976

Howard C. Hogg

Talbot, Ross B., and Don F. Hadwiger, the Policy Process in American Agriculture, San Francisco, Chandler Publishing Co., 1968, xii + 378 pp. ($8.50) pp. 976-978

Sidney Baldwin

Volume 51, issue 3, 1969

Shifts in Entrepreneurial Functions in Agriculture pp. 517-529

Marshall Harris

Family-Operated Farms: Their Compatibility with Technological Advance pp. 530-545

Radoje Nikolitch

A Production-Investment Decision Model of Farm Firm Growth pp. 546-563

Michael D. Boehlje and T. Kelley White

Sources of Agricultural Productivity Gap Among Selected Countries pp. 564-575

Yujiro Hayami

A Simulation Study of Population, Education, and Income Growth in Uganda pp. 576-591

Phillips Foster and Larry Yost

"Disguised" Unemployment Once Again: East Pakistan, 1951–1961 pp. 592-604

Warren C. Robinson

The Effect of Technology on the Farm Labor Market pp. 605-618

Larry L. Bauer

Mergers and Diversified Growth of Large Grain Firms pp. 619-624

David W. Cobia and Paul L. Farris

Federal Milk Marketing Order Provisions: Effects on Producer Prices and Intermarket Price Relationships pp. 625-641

George W. Ladd

Predicting Aggregate Milk Production: An Empirical Study pp. 642-649

Glenn A. Zepp and Robert H. McAlexander

An Analysis of Farm Household Expenditures on Basic Living Materials in Japan pp. 650-661

Feng-Yao Lee

Financial Returns in Agriculture pp. 662-665

Don Bostwick

Did Futures Trading Influence Potato Prices? pp. 666-672

Peter M. Emerson and William G. Tomek

More on the Aggregation Problem: Some Suggestions pp. 673-675

Richard H. Day

Effect of a Health Hazard "Scare" on Consumer Demand pp. 676-678

Joseph D. Brown

Econometricians and the Data Gap: Reply—Comment pp. 679-680

Charles A. O'Dell

A Water Resource Economist Looks Back at a Lawyer pp. 680-684

Adam A. Sokoloski

Exact Aggregation With Linear Programming Models—A Note on the Sufficient Conditions Proposed by R. H. Day pp. 684-686

G. Marenco

Exact Aggregation With Linear Programming Models—A Note on the Sufficient Conditions Proposed by R. H. Day: Reply pp. 686-688

Richard H. Day

Mysterious Multipliers: Comment pp. 689

Raymond O. P. Farrish and Ian W. Hardie

Mysterious Multipliers: Reply pp. 689-690

Abbas Mirakhor and Frank Orazem

A Note on the Measurement of Price Elasticity of Demand pp. 691-692

K. T. Murphy

Economics of Cost-Share Leases: Comment pp. 692-695

Micha Gisser

Economics of Cost-Share Leases: A Reply pp. 695-697

Dale W Adams and Norman Rask

Training Foreign Graduate Students in Agricultural Economics: Further Comment pp. 697-699

A. B. Lewis

Some Responses of Rice Farmers to the Package Program in Tanjore District, India: Comment pp. 699-701

K. R. Nair

Our Journal—A Viewpoint pp. 701-702

Robert J. Bevins

A Few Comments From the Editors—In Response and Otherwise pp. 702-704

Varden Fuller and Harold O. Carter

Aranda, Sergio, La Revolución Agraria en Cuba, Mexico D. F., Siglo XXI, Editores, S.A., 1968, vii + 240 pp. (28 pesos mexicanos) pp. 705-706

Ernest Feder and Alfredo Harvey

Behrman, Jere R., Supply Response in Underdeveloped Agriculture. A Case Study of Four Major Annual Crops in Thailand, 1937–1963 and Yotopoulos, Pan A., Allocative Efficiency in Economic Development, Research Monograph Series 18, Price unknown pp. 706-707

Louis F. Herrmann

Kneese, Allen V., and Blair T. Bower, Managing Water Quality: Economics, Technology, Institutions and Davis, Robert K., The Range of Choice in Water Management, A Study of Dissolved Oxygen in the Potomac Estuary pp. 708-710

Karl Gertel

Koo, Anthony Y. C., The Role of Land Reform in Economic Development: A Case Study of Taiwan, New York, Frederick A. Praeger Publishers, 1968, xvii + 197 pp. ($12.50) pp. 710-712

Peter Dorner

Mellor, John W., Thomas F. Weaver, Uma J. Lele, and Sheldon R. Simon, Developing Rural India: Plan and Practice, Ithaca, Cornell University Press, 1968, xxi + 441 pp. ($10.00) pp. 713-714

William E. Schenk

Papanek, Gustav F., ed., Development Policy—Theory and Practice, Cambridge, Harvard University Press, 1968, xvi + 367 pp. ($12.50) pp. 714-715

Irma Adelman

President's National Advisory Commission on Rural Poverty, Rural Poverty in the United States, Washington, D.C., Government Printing Office, 1968, 601 pp. ($5.75) pp. 715-717

John M. Peterson

Schultz, Theodore W., Economic Growth and Agriculture, New York, McGraw-Hill, 1968, x + 306 pp. ($9.95) pp. 717-719

Marvin P. Miracle

Trant, Gerald I., David L. MacFarlane, and Lewis A. Fischer, Trade Liberalization and Canadian Agriculture, Toronto, University of Toronto Press, 1968, 119 pp. ($3.50) pp. 719-720

D. R. Campbell

Williams, D. B., ed., Agriculture in the Australian Economy, Sydney, Sydney University Press, 1967, xvii + 349 pp. ($6.00) pp. 720-722

Chester B. Baker

Volume 51, issue 2, 1969

On Institutional Obsolescence and Innovation—Background for Professional Dialogue on Public Policy pp. 245-267

James Duncan Shaffer

The International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences: A Review Article pp. 268-278

James P. Cavin

Some Implications of the EEC's Agricultural Price Policy pp. 279-288

Donald J. Epp

Projecting the Size Distribution of Agricultural Firms—An Application of a Markov Process with Non-Stationary Transition Probabilities pp. 289-302

M. C. Hallberg

The Welfare Cost of Alternative Methods of Protecting Raw Wool in the United States pp. 303-319

Rachel Dardis and Janet Dennisson

Capitalized Values of Tobacco Allotments and the Rate of Return to Allotment Owners pp. 320-334

James A. Seagraves

Nonproducer Cooperative Interests and the Antitrust Laws pp. 335-341

Ronald D. Knutson

Positivistic Measures of Aggregate Supply Elasticities: Some New Approaches pp. 342-352

Luther G. Tweeten and C. Leroy Quance

The Representative Farm Approach to Estimation of Supply Response pp. 353-361

Jerry A. Sharples

Discussion: The Supply Function in Agriculture Revisited pp. 361-364

James H. White

Discussion: The Supply Function in Agriculture Revisited pp. 364-366

Marvin Kottke

Discussion: The Supply Function in Agriculture Revisited pp. 367-369

W. Neill Schaller

The Role of the Farm Foundation in Agricultural Economics pp. 370-382

Joseph Ackerman

What Does Control Theory Have to Offer? pp. 383-393

Gerhard Tintner

Control Theory for Agricultural Policy: Methods and Problems in Operational Models pp. 394-404

Oscar R. Burt

Discussion: The Potential Role of Control Theory pp. 404-408

Russell G. Thompson

Discussion: The Potential Role of Control Theory pp. 408-409

Frederick V. Waugh

Demographic and social Considerations for U.S. Rural Economic Policy pp. 410-427

Calvin L. Beale

The Economic Dimensions Of Rural Poverty pp. 428-443

E. J. R. Booth

Discussion: Demographic and Social Considerations for U.S. Rural Economic Policy pp. 443-444

Benjamin Chinitz

Discussion: Demographic and Social Dimensions of Rural Economic Policy pp. 444-447

Lee R. Martin

What Agribusiness Economists Need from Theoretical and Empirical Agricultural Economics pp. 448-456

A. C. Hoffman

What Agribusiness Economists Can Contribute to the Content and Equipment Agricultural Economics pp. 457-463

Patrick J. Luby

Discussion: Agribusiness and Other Agricultural Economics: Complementary, Supplementary, or Competitive? pp. 463-467

Charles E. French

Discussion: Agribusiness and Other Agricultural Economics: Complementary, Supplementary, or Competitive? pp. 467-470

Dale E. Butz

Capitalization of Burley Tobacco Allotment Rights into Farmland Values pp. 471-474

Milton Shuffett and Josiah Hoskins

Credit in the Production Organization of the Firm: Comment pp. 474-476

John P. Doll

Toward a Concrete Concept of Effective Competition: Comment pp. 476-478

Norris T. Pritchard

Toward a Concrete Concept of Effective Competition: Reply pp. 478-481

Stephen H. Sosnick

Quadratic Programming Solution of Competitive Equilibrium for U.S. Agriculture: Comment pp. 481-482

Blair J. Smith and Joseph C. Purcell

Quadratic Programming Solution of Competitive Equilibrium for U.S. Agriculture: Reply pp. 483-484

Harry H. Hall, Earl O. Heady and Yakir Plessner

Butterwick, Michael, and Edmund Neville Rolf, Food, Farming and the Common Market, London, The Oxford University Press, 1968, xiv + 259 pp. ($7.75) pp. 485-486

Vernon L. Sorenson

Doll, John P., V. J. Rhodes, and J. G. West, Economics of Agricultural Production, Markets and Policy, Homewood, Illinois, Richard D. Irwin, Inc., 1968, xiii + 557 pp. ($8.50) pp. 486-487

John Sjo

Heady, Earl O., A Primer on Food, Agriculture and Public Policy, New York, Random House, 1967, viii + 177 pp. ( $4.95) pp. 488-489

Gene D. Sullivan

McPherson, W. W., ed., Economic Development of Tropical Agriculture—Theory, Policy, Strategy and Organization, Gainesville, University of Florida Press, 1968, xvi + 328 pp. ($8.50) pp. 490-492

Eldon D. Smith

Schickele, Rainer, Agrarian Revolution and Economic Progress: A Primer for Development, New York, Frederick A. Praeger, Inc., 1968, xix + 410 pp. ($15.00) pp. 492-493

Thomas T. Poleman

Volume 51, issue 1, 1969

Market Power and Its Sources in the Food Industry pp. 1-12

G. E. Brandow

An Analysis of Cooperative Bargaining in the Processing Tomato Industry pp. 13-25

E. M. Babb, S. A. Belden and C. R. Saathoff

Gash-Futures Price Relationships for Live Beef Cattle pp. 26-40

R. L. Ehrich

The Allocation of Research, Teaching, and Extension Personnel in U.S. Colleges of Agriculture pp. 41-56

Willis L. Peterson

Production Economics, Farm Management, and Extension pp. 57-70

Donald B. Williams

An Aggregate Model of Agriculture—Empirical Estimates and Some Policy Implications pp. 71-86

Alvin C. Egbert

A Policy for Public Investments in Natural Resources pp. 87-99

Melvin L. Cotner

An Analysis of the 1964 Wheat Option pp. 100-118

Max Moszer

Econometric Study of Monthly Consumption Expenditures in Rural Uttar Pradesh pp. 119-137

Suresh D. Tendulkar

A Comparison of the Determinants of Wool Production in the Six Leading Producing Countries: 1949–1965 pp. 138-158

William H. Witherell

Estimation of Performance Functions for Budgeting and Simulation Studies pp. 159-169

Wilfred Candler and Wayne Cartwright

Reliability of Supply Equations Derived from Production Functions pp. 170-178

Larry J. Wipf and D. Lee Bawden

Large Farms and Above Parity Returns: Inseparable or Just Good Friends? pp. 179-182

Richard D. Duvick and Joseph N. Uhl

A Lawyer Looks at Water Resource Economists pp. 182-183

Donald R. Levi

Econometricians and the Data Gap: Comment pp. 184-188

Ernest W. Grove

Econometricians and the Data Gap: Reply pp. 188

John T. Scott and Earl O. Heady

Converting Price Series of Internationally Traded Commodities to a Common Currency Prior to Estimating National Supply and Demand Equations pp. 189-192

Harold F. Bjarnason, Michael J. McGarry and Andrew Schmitz

Effects of Nonprice Variables upon Participation in Water-Oriented Outdoor Recreation: Comment pp. 192-193

Joe B. Stevens

Effects of Nonprice Variables Upon Participation in Water-Oriented Outdoor Recreation: Reply pp. 194-195

Durward Brewer and Glenn A. Gillespie

On Defining Uneconomic Regions of the Production Function pp. 195-202

J. A. Seagraves and E. C. Pasour

On Testing Competing Hypotheses: Economic Rationality Versus Traditional Behavior—A Further Development pp. 203-208

Pan A. Yotopoulos and John Wise

On Testing Competing Hypotheses: Economic Rationality Versus Traditional Behavior: Reply pp. 208-209

Paul R. Johnson

On Testing Competing Hypotheses: Economic Rationality Versus Traditional Behavior: Rejoinder pp. 209-210

Pan A. Yotopoulos and John Wise

Training Foreign Graduate Students in Agricultural Economics: Comment pp. 210-212

Heraclio A. Lombardo

Buchanan, James M., The Demand and Supply of Public Goods, Chicago, Rand McNally and Company, 1968, ix + 214 pp. ($5.00) pp. 213-214

Jerome B. Komisar

Burk, Marguerite C., Consumption Economics: A Multidisciplinary Approach, New York, John Wiley & Sons Inc., 1968, xvii + 359 pp. ($9.95) pp. 214-216

Gordon E. Bivens

Collins, Norman R., and Lee E. Preston, Concentration and Price-Cost Margins in Manufacturing Industries, Berkeley, University of California Press, 1968, 163 pp. ($5.75) pp. 216-218

Lester V. Manderscheid

Dubov, Irving, ed., Contemporary Agricultural Marketing, Knoxville, The University of Tennessee Press, 1968, x + 270 pp. ($5.95) pp. 218-219

James D. Shaffer

Gray, James R., Ranch Economics, Ames, Iowa State University Press, 1968, viii + 522 pp. ($15.95) pp. 220-221

LeRoy Rogers

Myrdal, Gunnar, Asian Drama, An Inquiry into the Poverty of Nations, 3 vols., New York, Pantheon Books, 1968, xxix + 2284 pp. ($8.50 paper, $25 cloth.) pp. 221-223

Willard Cochrane

Weymar, F. Helmut, The Dynamics of the World Cocoa Market, Cambridge, The M. I. T. Press, 1968, ix + 253 pp. ( $15.00) pp. 223-225

Bertrand Renaud

Yotopouolos, Pan A., ed., Economic Analysis and Economic Policy, Training Seminar Series 6, Athens, Center of Planning and Economic Research, 1966, 205 pp. (Price unknown) pp. 225-227

David W. Price