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Volume 49, issue 5, 1967

The Urbanization of Rural America: Implications for Agricultural Economics pp. 999-1008

C. E. Bishop

Canadian Economic Goals and Policies pp. 1009-1018

J. J. Deutsch

U.S. Economic Developments and Policies and Their Impact on Agriculture pp. 1019-1031

Gardner Ackley

Implications of Recent Changes in United States Farm Price Support Policies pp. 1032-1037

Walter W. Wilcox

Implications for Canada of United States Farm Policies pp. 1038-1051

Alex F. McCalla

Discussion: Canadian and U.S. Agricultural Price Policies pp. 1051-1053

Harold G. Halcrow

Discussion: Canadian and U.S. Agricultural Price Policies pp. 1053-1056

David L. MacFarlane

Food and Fiber Policy for a Changing Agriculture pp. 1057-1070

Jimmye S. Hillman

Efficient Allocation of Brains in Modernizing World Agriculture pp. 1071-1082

Theodore Schultz

International Education: Prospects and Uncertainties for U.S. Universities pp. 1083-1093

Paul A. Miller

Prospects for Population Control pp. 1094-1097

Donald J. Bogue

Discussion: Prospects for Population Control pp. 1098-1105

Karol J. Krotki

The Food Potential of Developing Nations pp. 1106-1113

Nathan M. Koffsky

Discussion: The Food Potential of Developing Nations pp. 1113-1117

Lester R. Brown

Agriculture in the Industrialization of Communist China and the Soviet Union pp. 1118-1134

Anthony M. Tang

Discussion: Agriculture in the Industrialization of Communist China and the Soviet Union pp. 1135-1138

Nancy Nimitz

Agricultural and Industrial Interrelationships in West Pakistan pp. 1139-1154

Walter P. Falcon

Discussion: Interrelations between Agricultural and Industrial Development pp. 1154-1157

Stephen R. Lewis

The Dynamics of Long-Term Agricultural Development in Nigeria pp. 1158-1170

Carl K. Eicher

The Development of Mexican Agriculture: A Skeleton Specification pp. 1171-1181

Reed Hertford

Discussion: Specification of the Agricultural Development Process pp. 1181-1183

Lucio G. Reca

Discussion: Specification of the Agricultural Development Process pp. 1183-1187

Kenneth H. Parsons

Toward Conceptualizing the Process of Development pp. 1188-1192

Glynn McBride

Improving Measures of Economic Development pp. 1193-1197

W. L. Miller and H. A. Wadsworth

Alternatives in Community and Resource Development pp. 1198-1203

H. A. Wadsworth and E. T. Engelbrecht

Expenditures for Public Elementary and Secondary Education in Counties Classified by the Relative Poverty Status of Their Rural Populations pp. 1204-1208

John. M. Zimmer

Canadian Approaches to Rural Poverty pp. 1209-1224

Hadley Van Vliet

Discussion: Canadian Approaches to Rural Poverty pp. 1225-1226

Katharine B. Cooke

Rural Poverty in the United States pp. 1227-1234

Marion Clawson

Discussion: Rural Poverty in the United States pp. 1234-1236

Olaf F. Larson

Impact of Socioeconomic Factors on Farm Labor Supply pp. 1237-1243

Varden Fuller and Calvin L. Beale

Discussion: Impact of Socioeconomic Factors on Future Farm Labor Supply pp. 1243-1244

Brian Perkins

Farm Labor and the Structural Analysis of Agriculture pp. 1245-1253

Ernest W. Grove

Discussion: Farm Labor and the Structural Analysis of Agriculture pp. 1254-1256

Kenneth R. Tefertiller

The Labor Market with Particular Reference to Canadian Agriculture pp. 1257-1267

Martin H. Yeh

Discussion: The Labor Market with Particular Reference to Canadian Agriculture pp. 1267-1270

Robert C. McElroy

Constraints and Objectives of Regional Planning in Quebec pp. 1271-1276

François Poulin

Assessment of Regional Planning Experiences at Differing Governmental Levels pp. 1277-1289

Raymond J. Penn and Harold C. Jordahl

Discussion: Assessment of Regional Planning Experiences at Differing Governmental Levels pp. 1289-1292

Kris Kristjanson

Discussion: Regional Planning and Development Experiences pp. 1292-1294

Charles J. Leman

Analytical Issues in Demand Analysis for Outdoor Recreation pp. 1295-1304

Herbert H. Stoevener and William G. Brown

Discussion: Analytical Issues in Demand Analysis for Outdoor Recreation pp. 1304-1306

B. Delworth Gardner

Policy Issues and Problems in Outdoor Recreation pp. 1307-1317

John C. Frey and Hays B. Gamble

Discussion: Policy Issues and Problems in Outdoor Recreation pp. 1317-1320

Virgil J. Norton

A Proposal to Limit the Flow of Human Resources into Farming pp. 1321-1325

D. Lee Bawden

The Agribusiness Community as a Laboratory for Teaching Business Management: An Experiment in Undergraduate and Adult Education pp. 1326-1331

Lowell D. Hill

Kennedy Round Agricultural Negotiations and the World Grains Agreement pp. 1332-1341

Irwin R. Hedges

Discussion: Kennedy Round Agricultural Negotiations and the World Grains Agreement pp. 1341-1344

Maurice Schwarzmann

Problems and Prospects of Canadian Wheat Sales to China and the USSR pp. 1345-1351

R. L. Kristjanson

Discussion: Problems and Prospects of Canadian Wheat Sales to China and the USSR pp. 1351-1354

Richard J. Goodman

Projected Feed Grain Demand in the EEC pp. 1355-1361

Donald W. Regier

Sweetener Competition and Sugar Policy pp. 1362-1366

Marvin L. Hayenga

The Marketing Board Approach to Collective Bargaining pp. 1367-1375

Arthur W. Wood

Collective Bargaining in Milk Marketing pp. 1376-1384

Stewart Johnson

Discussion: Collective Bargaining for Agriculture, Marketing Boards, Marketing Orders, and Other Controls pp. 1384-1387

James W. Gruebele

Discussion: Collective Bargaining for Agriculture, Marketing Boards, Marketing Orders, and Other Controls pp. 1388-1391

Peter Helmberger

Discussion: Collective Bargaining for Agriculture, Marketing Boards, Marketing Orders, and Other Controls pp. 1391-1394

Lorne W. J. Hurd

Some Theoretical Aspects of Short-Term Hog Supply pp. 1395-1400

Lester H. Myers and Joseph Havlicek

Private Labeling: Nonprice Competition in Reverse pp. 1401-1405

Robert L. Beck

The Validity of Experimental Methods for Analyzing Consumer Behavior pp. 1406-1409

K. W. Kepner, G. L. Logan and A. R. Anderson

Quantity—Income Elasticities for Foods by Level of Income pp. 1410-1414

J. C. Purcell and Robert Raunikar

The Contribution of Agricultural Research to Production pp. 1415-1425

Robert Evenson

The PPB Approach to Research Evaluation pp. 1426-1434

John Fedkiw and Howard W. Hjort

Discussion: The PPB Approach to Research Evaluation pp. 1434-1436

Willis L. Peterson

Discussion: Evaluation of Agricultural Research Productivity pp. 1436-1439

George M. Browning

Discussion: Evaluation of Agricultural Research Productivity pp. 1439-1442

Horace L. Puterbaugh

The Sources and Rates of Productivity Gains in Japanese Agriculture, as Compared with the u. S. Experience pp. 1443-1451

Hiromitsu Kaneda

Discussion: The Sources and Rates of Productivity Cains in Japanese Agriculture as Compared with the U.S. Experience pp. 1452-1454

L. Auer

Sources of Agricultural Productivity in the Nineteenth Century pp. 1455-1468

William N. Parker

Discussion: Sources of Agricultural Productivity in the Nineteenth Century pp. 1469-1472

Gordon A. MacEachern

Evolvement and Scope of Production Economics pp. 1473-1579

Walter R. Butcher

Production Economics and Policy Planning: An Agribusiness Interest pp. 1480-1489

William A. Cromarty

Issues in the Evolution of Production Economics pp. 1490-1499

Vernon Ruttan

Discussion: The Changing Role of Production Economics pp. 1499-1501

Ronald D. Krenz

Discussion: The Changing Role of Production Economics pp. 1502-1504

W. J. Craddock and J. C. Gilson

Elasticities of Production and Resource Earnings pp. 1505-1510

C. Leroy Quance

A Method for Incorporating Probability into Fertilizer Recommendations pp. 1511-1515

Wesley G. Smith and W. L. Parks

Extending the Representative Farm Concept in Farm Management Education pp. 1516-1520

William L. Brant and Odell L. Walker

Externalities and Empiricism in Water Resources pp. 1521-1525

Adam A. Sokoloski

Canada's Experience in and Aspirations for a Comprehensive Farm Data System pp. 1526-1540

Darrel H. Plaunt

Micro- and Macro-analytic Potential of Agricultural Information Systems pp. 1541-1552

L. M. Eisgruber

Discussion: Comprehensive Agricultural Data Systems pp. 1553-1556

Lennie G. Kizer

Discussion: Comprehensive Agricultural Data Systems pp. 1556-1558

Ted R. Nelson

Discussion: Comprehensive Agricultural Data Systems pp. 1558-1560

R. J. Hildreth

Publication, Indexing, and Retrieval of Agricultural Economics Literature pp. 1561-1572

I. T. Littleton

Criteria for Evaluating Borrowers' Repayment Potential pp. 1573-1579

Sam Cordes

Volume 49, issue 4, 1967

"Realized" Farm Income: An Outmoded Concept? pp. 795-805

Ernest W. Grove

Needed Adjustments in the Supply of Farm Labor pp. 806-815

Micha Gisser

Production Efficiency in South Indian Agriculture pp. 816-820

Venkareddy Chennareddy

Interaction Effects and the Analysis of Household Food Expenditures pp. 821-832

Robert O. Herrmann

Effects of Contract Provisions on the Success of a Futures Contract pp. 833-843

Mark J. Powers

Impact of Transportation Changes on Price Structures in City Milk Markets pp. 844-851

Edmond S. Harris

An Application of Statistical Decision Theory to Commercial Turkey Production pp. 852-868

Vernon Eidman, Gerald W. Dean and Harold O. Carter

Representation of Farmers' Behavior under Uncertainty with a Focus-Loss Constraint pp. 869-880

Jean-Marc Boussard and Michel Petit

Strategies for Wheat Production in the Great Plains pp. 881-899

Oscar R. Burt and Ralph D. Johnson

The Application of Experimental Research to Farm Production pp. 900-907

B. R. Davidson, B. R. Martin and R. G. Mauldon

Stochastic Linear Programming and Feasibility Problems in Farm Growth Analysis pp. 908-919

S. R. Johnson, K. R. Tefertiller and D. S. Moore

Leakages Reducing Employment and Income Multipliers in Labor-Surplus Rural Areas: Comment pp. 920-922

John M. Brazzel

Leakages Reducing Employment and Income Multipliers in Labor-Surplus Rural Areas: Reply pp. 923-924

H. A. Wadsworth

Concentration and Competition in the Food Industry: Comment pp. 925-929

David R. Kamerschen

Concentration and Competition in the Food Industry: Reply pp. 929-930

Stephen J. Hiemstra

Resource Allocation in Traditional Agriculture: Comment pp. 930-933

Dale W Adams

Resource Allocation in Traditional Agriculture: Reply pp. 933-935

Theodore Schultz

Perspective in Estimating the Effects of Weather: Comment pp. 935-937

Lawrence H. Shaw

Perspective in Estimating the Effects of Weather: Reply pp. 938-940

John P. Doll

Determination of Optimal Input Levels in Cobb-Douglas Analyses pp. 940-942

R. J. Vandenborre and W. O. McCarthy

Cardinal Utility and Decision Making in the Soybean Processing Industry pp. 942-947

Hazen F. Gale

Bain, Joe S., Richard E. Caves, and Julius Margolis, Northern California's Water Industry, Baltimore, The Johns Hopkins Press, 1966 xvii + 766 pp. ($15.00) pp. 948-950

Ronald M. North

Bishop, C. E., ed., Farm Labor in the United States, New York, Columbia University Press, 1967, vi + 143 pp. ($6.00) pp. 950-951

William E. Martin

Castillo, Carlos M., Growth and Integration in Central America, New York, Frederick A. Praeger, Publishers, 1966, x + 188 pp. ($15.00) pp. 951-952

W. W. McPherson

Christ, Carl F., Econometric Models and Methods, New York, John Wiley and Sons, Inc., 1966, xxiii + 705 pp. ($14.95) pp. 952-954

Walter D. Fisher

Darrah, L. B., Food Marketing, New York, The Ronald Press Company, 1967, viii + 358 pp. ($7.50) pp. 954-955

Paul L. Farris

De Wilde, John C., et al, Experiences with Agricultural Development in Tropical Africa, Vol. I: The Synthesis, Vol. II: The Case Studies, (or a combined price of $15.00 for both volumes) pp. 955-958

Jean M. Due

Karcz, Jerzy F., ed., Soviet and East European Agriculture, Berkeley, University of California Press, 1967, xvii + 445 pp. ($10,00) pp. 958-959

Frank Orazem

Knapp, Joseph G., and Associates, eds., Great American Cooperators: Biographical Sketches of 101 Major Pioneers in Cooperative Development, Washington, American Institute of Cooperation, 1967, xvi + 607 pp. ($6.00) pp. 959-961

Richard G. Walsh

Malinvaud, E., Statistical Methods of Econometrics, Chicago, Rand McNally & Company, 1966, xiv + 631 pp. ($15.00) pp. 961-962

James E. Martin

Young, Stanley, Management: A Systems Analysis, Glenview, Ill., Scott, Foresman and Company, 1966, 436 pp. ($7.50) pp. 962-964

Robert F. Hutton

Volume 49, issue 3, 1967

Geography and Agricultural Income: An Additional Hypothesis pp. 571-583

David W. Norman and Emery N. Castle

Supply Control With Marketable Quotas: The Cost of Uncertainty pp. 584-596

Finis Welch

The Welfare Cost of Grain Protection in the United Kingdom pp. 597-609

Rachel Dardis

A Re-examination of the Farm Diversification Problem pp. 610-621

S. R. Johnson

Discarding Low Quality Produce with an Elastic Demand pp. 622-632

David W. Price

Potential Entrants and Projections in Markov Process Analysis pp. 633-642

Bernard F. Stanton and Lauri Kettunen

The Seasonal Pricing Plan for Milk pp. 643-655

Sargent Russell

Return to Poultry Research in the United States pp. 656-669

Willis L. Peterson

Alternative Measures of Aggregate Inputs and Productivity in Agriculture pp. 670-683

Lawrence H. Shaw

Training Foreign Graduate Students in Agricultural Economics pp. 684-704

A. B. Lewis

Agricultural Marketing Boards in the Developing Countries pp. 705-722

John C. Abbott

Measuring Consumer Brand Preference pp. 723-733

D. I. Padberg, F. E. Walker and K. W. Kepner

On the Economic Importance of Land: Comment pp. 734-735

C. V. Plath

On the Economic Importance of Land: Reply pp. 735-737

Theodore Schultz

Pricing below Costs in the Soybean Processing Industry: Comment pp. 737-739

J. A. Seagraves

Pricing below Costs in the Soybean Processing Industry: Reply pp. 739-740

Allen B. Paul

A Framework for Establishing Research Priorities: Comment pp. 741-743

James B. Herendeen

A Framework for Establishing Research Priorities: Reply pp. 743-745

Donald R. Kaldor

Parity of Net Worth: Comment pp. 745-748

Robert F. Boxley and Mosche Ben-David

Parity of Net Worth: Reply pp. 748-749

M. A. Jacobson and Don Paarlberg

Benefit-Cost Ratios from Investment in Knowledge pp. 749-750

Luther Tweeten

The Need to Replenish World Grain Stocks pp. 750-753

Ernest W. Grove

Should the Publishing Policies of the AFEA be Revised? pp. 754-756

John P. Doll and Oscar R. Burt

Research Coordination or "Invisible Hand"? pp. 756-759

W. Miklius and J. O. Gerald

Public Land Policy Review in Process pp. 759-761

Karl S. Landstrom

The Future Roles for Agricultural Cooperatives: Reply pp. 761-764

Peter Helmburger

Babb, E. M., and L. M. Eisgruber, Management Games for Teaching and Research, Chicago, Educational Methods, Inc., 1966, xiv + 270 pp. ($16.50) pp. 765-766

Leon Garoian

Benson, George C. S., Sumner Benson, Harold McClelland, and Procter Thomson, the American Property Tax: Its History, Administration, and Economic Impact, Claremont, California, College Press, 1965, viii + 198pp. ($2.50) pp. 766-767

Howard W. Ottoson

Friedmann, Karen J., and Helen C. Farnsworth, the West German Grain Economy and the Common Market: Policies, Prices, and Production, 1925–1975, Stanford, Food Research Institute, Stanford University Press, 1966, 134 pp. ($3.75) pp. 768-769

Heinz U. Thimm

Frisch, Ragnar, Theory of Production, Chicago, Rand McNally & Company, 1965, xiv + 370 pp. ( $11.00 ) pp. 769-770

Dale Colyer

Gaumnitz, Erwin A., ed., Futures Trading Seminar, Vol. III, A Commodity Forum for College Teachers of Economics, Madison, Mimir Publishers, Inc., 1966, xv+ 264 pp. ($6.00) pp. 771-772

Harlon D. Traylor

Gibson, W. L. Jr., R. J. Hildreth, and Gene Wunderlich, eds., Methods for Land Economics Research, Lincoln, University of Nebraska Press, 1966, xv + 242 pp. ($2.40 paper, $6.50 cloth) pp. 772-774

Robert A. Young

Johnson, Harry G., Economic Policies toward Less Developed Countries, Washington, D.C., The Brookings Institution, 1967, xvi + 279 pp. ($6.75) pp. 774-776

Tim Josling

Leontief, Wassily, Essays in Economics: Theories and Theorizing, New York, Oxford University Press, 1966, vii + 252 pp. ($6.00) pp. 776-778

Martin E. Abel

Moore, John R., and Richard G. Walsh, eds., Market Structure of the Agricultural Industries: Some Case Studies, Ames, Iowa State University Press, 1966, xvii + 412 pp. ($6.95) pp. 779-780

Allen B. Paul

Pavlopoulos, P., a Statistical Model for the Greek Economy, 1949–1959, Amsterdam, North-Holland Publishing Company, 1966, xi + 333 pp. ($12.00) pp. 780-781

Jarvin Emerson

Volume 49, issue 2, 1967

The Stern Test of Objectivity for the Useful Science of Agricultural Economics pp. 339-350

Harold F. Breimyer

Cost and Efficiency of Alternative Land-Retirement Programs pp. 351-359

Norman K. Whittlesey

Demand, Supply, and Price Relationships for the Dairy Sector, Post-World War II Period pp. 360-371

Robert R. Wilson and Russell G. Thompson

Estimating the Effects of the EEC Common Grain Policy pp. 372-388

Roger W. Fox

Setting the Price of Peruvian Rice pp. 389-402

William C. Merrill

Innovations in the Fertilizer Industry and Agricultural Development: The Japanese Experience pp. 403-412

Yujiro Hayami

The Food Marketing Commission and Market Structure and Performance pp. 413-424

William E. Folz

The Food Marketing Commission and Marketing Efficiency pp. 425-435

Ben C. French

The Food Marketing Commission and Food Prices by Income Groups pp. 436-446

Marcus Alexis and Leonard S. Simon

Discussion: Technical Reports of the Commission on Food Marketing pp. 447-449

G. E. Brandow

Impact of Technology on Traditional Agriculture: The Peru Case pp. 450-457

Joseph D. Coffey

Discussion: Impact of Technology on Traditional Agriculture: The Peru Case pp. 458-460

Wolfgang F. Stolper

Empirical Analysis of the Demand for Water by Israeli Agriculture pp. 461-472

Dan Yaron

Discussion: Empirical Analysis of the Demand for Water by Israeli Agriculture pp. 473-475

Pinhas Zusman

From Stock to Flow Capital Inputs for Agricultural Production Functions: A Microanalytic Approach pp. 476-490

Pan A. Yotopoulos

Discussion: From Stock to Flow Capital Inputs for Agricultural Production Functions: A Microanalytic Approach pp. 491-495

Richard H. Day

Estimates and Projections of an Income-Efficient Commercial-Farm Industry in the North Central States: Comment pp. 496-499

Moshe Ben-David

Estimates and Projections of an Income-Efficient Commercial-Farm Industry in the North Central States: Reply pp. 499-501

Donald R. Kaldor and William E. Saupe

Allocation of U.S. Food Aid: Comment pp. 501-504

Lars G. Sandberg

Allocation of U.S. Food Aid: Reply pp. 504-506

Luther Tweeten

The Latifundia Puzzle of Professor Schultz: Comment pp. 507-510

Ernest Feder

The Latifundia Puzzle of Professor Schultz: Reply pp. 511-514

Theodore Schultz

Measuring Changes in International Trade: Comment pp. 515-518

Norris T. Pritchard

Measuring Changes in International Trade: Reply pp. 518-519

Martin E. Abel and Frederick V. Waugh

The AFEA and the Development of Agricultural Economics in Underdeveloped Countries of the World pp. 519-522

G. Edward Schuh

Information about the Profession for Prospective Graduate Students in Agricultural Economics pp. 522-525

Kenneth R. Krause

Ph.D. Programs in Agricultural Economics in the United States: Comment from India pp. 525-526

Harold W. Walker

Evaluation of Indian Fertilizer Projects: An Application of Consumer's and Producer's Surplus: Correction pp. 527

Gerhard Tintner and Malvika Patel

Houthakker, H. S., and Lester D. Taylor, Consumer Demand in the United States, 1929–1970, Analyses and Projections, Cambridge, Harvard University Press, 1966, x + 214 pp. ($6.00) pp. 528-530

Rex F. Daly

Lave, Lester B., Technological Change: Its Conception and Measurement, Englewood Cliffs, N.J. Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1966, xx + 228 pp. ($6.95) pp. 530-532

Dale M. Hoover

Lewis, W. Arthur, Development Planning, New York, Harper & Row, 1966, 278 pp. ($4.95) pp. 532-533

John Blackmore

Mellor, John W., The Economics of Agricultural Development, Ithaca, Cornell University Press, 1966, xiv + 403 pp. ( $10.00) pp. 533-535

George Montgomery

North, Douglass C., Growth and Welfare in the American Past: A New Economic History, Englewood Cliffs, N.J., Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1966, xiv + 210 pp. $2.95 Paper, $5.95 Cloth pp. 535-536

Dean F. Tuthill

Pillai, V. R., and P. G. K. Panikar, Land Reclamation in Kerala, Bombay, Asia Publishing House, 1965, xii + 197 pp. (Rs 20.00) pp. 537-538

A. S. Kahlon

Thiesenhusen, William C., Chile's Experiments in Agrarian Reform (Land Economics Monographs, No. 1), Madison, The University of Wisconsin Press, 1966, xix & 230 pp. ($3.00) pp. 538-540

Folke Dovring

Volume 49, issue 1_Part_II, 1967

Major Trends and Issues in Higher Education Today—Implications for Improved Instruction pp. 260-271

Carroll V. Hess

Objectives of Undergraduate Education and the Role of Agricultural Economics for Non-Agricultural Economics Majors pp. 272-280

Duane Acker

Objectives of Undergraduate Education and the Role of Agricultural Economics for Agricultural Economics Majors pp. 281-285

H. Brooks James

Evaluation of College Teachers and Teaching pp. 286-298

Ray H. Simpson

Evaluation of Instruction pp. 299-314

Paul L. Dressel

Development and Retention of Excellence in Undergraduate Instruction pp. 315-321

Lowell S. Hardin

Impediments to Obtaining, Retaining, and Developing Competent Undergraduate Teachers pp. 322-338

Milton M. Snodgrass

Volume 49, issue 1_Part_I, 1967

Survey of Interpretations of Consumer Behavior by Social Scientists in the Postwar Period pp. 1-31

Marguerite C. Burk

Mobility of Hired Agricultural Labor: 1957–1960 pp. 32-52

Lowell E. Gallaway

A Systematic Conceptualization of Farm Management pp. 53-63

Willard T. Rushton and E. T. Shaudys

Economic Relationships of Hay and Concentrate Consumption to Milk Production pp. 64-78

Leo M. Hoover, Paul L. Kelley, George M. Ward, Arlin M. Feyerherm and Roshan Chaddha

An Analytical Technique for Estimating Weather Indexes from Meteorological Measurements pp. 79-88

John P. Doll

A Theoretical Basis for Determination of Grading and Sorting Schemes pp. 89-106

Pinhas Zusman

The Anatomy of a Step Supply Function pp. 107-118

Marvin Kottke

Adaptation of Cooperatives to Economic Changes: The Israeli Experience pp. 119-130

Yehuda Don

The Impact of Public Law 480 Imports on Prices and Domestic Supply of Cereals in India pp. 131-146

Jitendar S. Mann

Market Integration: A Study of Sorghum Prices in Western India pp. 147-159

Uma Lele

Isolation of Lagged Economic Responses pp. 160-168

James E. Martin

Demand, Supply, and Price Relationships for the Beef Sector, Post-World War II Period pp. 169-183

Larry Langemeier and Russell G. Thompson

Regional Demand for Farm Buildings in the United States pp. 184-198

John T. Scott and Earl O. Heady

Regional Patterns of Technical Change in U.S. Agriculture, 1950–1963 pp. 199-212

Hiromitsu Kaneda

Waldorf's Measures of Food Marketing Services: Comment pp. 213-215

George W. Ladd

Waldorf's Measures of Food Marketing Services: Reply pp. 215-217

William H. Waldorf

Allocation Efficiency in a Traditional Indian Agriculture: Comment pp. 218-221

Vahid F. Nowshirvani

Allocation Efficiency in a Traditional Indian Agriculture: Reply pp. 221

W. David Hopper

Definitions of Science: Comment pp. 222-224

W. Gensurowsky

Definitions of Science: Reply pp. 224-225

M. M. Kelso

Fiction and Farm Classification: Rejoinder pp. 226-227

Ernest W. Grove

Agricultural Economists: The Inarticulate Ones pp. 227-228

Ivan Hanson

Barringer, Herbert R., George I. Blanksten, and Raymond W. Mack, eds., Social Change in Developing Areas, Cambridge, Mass., Schenkman Publishing Co., 1965, 328 pp. ($7.95 cloth, $2.95 paper) pp. 229-230

Linwood L. Hodgdon

Buck, John Lossing, Owen L. Dawson, and Yuan-Li Wu, Food and Agriculture in Communist China, New York, Frederick A. Praeger, Publishers (published for the Hoover Institution, Stanford University), 1966, xiii + 171 pp. ($6.00) pp. 230-232

Howard C. Williams

Coppock, John O., Atlantic Agricultural Unity: Is It Possible?, New York, McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1966, xvi + 238 pp. ($7.50) pp. 232-233

L. P. Schertz

De Farcy, Henri, Commerce agricole et développement: Débouches agricoles IV, Paris, Spes, Bibliotheque de la Recherche Sociale, 1966, 379 pp. ($4.80) pp. 234-235

Ronald Gatty

Gisser, Micha, Introduction to Price Theory, Scranton, Pa., International Textbook Company, 1966, ix + 325 pp. ( $7.50) pp. 235-236

Eldon E. Weeks

Heady, E. O., E. O. Haroldsen, L. V. Mayer, and L. G. Tweeten, Roots of the Farm Problem, Ames, Iowa State University Press, 1965, ix + 224 pp. ($4.95) pp. 237-238

Paul W. Barkley

Kirkendall, Richard S., Social Scientists and Farm Politics in the Age of Roosevelt, Columbia, University of Missouri Press, 1966, ix + 358 pp. ($7) pp. 238-239

Art Mauch

Stewart, I. C., and H. W. Ord, eds., African Primary Products and International Trade, Edinburgh University Press, 1965, xv + 218 pp. ($7.50) pp. 240-241

John Sjo

Theil, Henri, Applied Economic Forecasting, Chicago, Rand McNally & Company, 1966, xxv + 474 pp. ($14.00) pp. 241-243

Robert W. Rudd

Weisbrod, Burton A., ed., The Economics of Poverty: An American Paradox, Englewood Cliffs, N.J., Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1965, x + 180 pp. ($4.95) pp. 243-244

Gene McMurtry