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Volume 48, issue 5, 1966

Food pp. 1077-1090

Lawrence W. Witt

Farm Policy—Today's Direction pp. 1091-1099

John A. Schnittker

Agricultural Policy in an Affluent Society pp. 1100-1120

Vernon Ruttan

National Agricultural Labor Policy Considerations pp. 1121-1130

John H. Southern

Current Developments in Farm Labor Legislation pp. 1131-1136

Stanley M. Knebel

Alien Workers in United States Agriculture: Impacts on Production pp. 1137-1145

William E. Martin

Supervision and Management of Farm Labor pp. 1146-1149

Wallace A. Mitcheltree

Discussion: The Agricultural Labor Problem pp. 1150-1153

Leo Polopolus

Changing Functions of Outlook in the U.S pp. 1154-1159

J. Carroll Bottum

Uses of Outlook in Canadian Agriculture pp. 1160-1167

S. C. Hudson and I. F. Furniss

Current Questions on National Agricultural Outlook pp. 1168-1174

Rex F. Daly

Needs of the Agribusiness Community pp. 1175-1178

Dale E. Butz

Proposals for Improvement of the Agricultural Outlook Program of the United States pp. 1179-1184

Tyrus R. Timm

Institutional Aspects of Agricultural Development Policy pp. 1185-1194

Kenneth H. Parsons

Production Problems and Issues in Agricultural Development pp. 1195-1202

John W. Mellor

Discussion: Institutional Aspects of Agricultural Development Policy pp. 1202-1204

Douglas D. Caton

Discussion: Production Problems and Issues in Agricultural Development pp. 1204-1206

Lester R. Brown

Discussion: Agricultural Development Policies pp. 1207-1209

Walter P. Falcon

Agrarian Structure in Relation to Farm Investment Decisions and Agricultural Productivity in a Low-Income Country—The Indian Case pp. 1210-1215

Bela Mukhoti

The Impact of Govenment-Subsidized Farm-Operating Loans on Family Labor Employment in Agriculture pp. 1216-1221

B. F. Jones

Behavioral Equations and Equilibrium in the Agricultural Labor Market pp. 1222-1226

G. Edward Schuh and Edward W. Tyrchniewicz

Restrictions on Policy Alternatives Relating to Underdeveloped Regions of Developed Countries pp. 1227-1231

Eldon D. Smith

Economic Considerations in Formulation of Natural Resource Policies pp. 1232-1238

Harry A. Steele

Discussion: Economic Considerations in Formulation of Natural Resource Policies pp. 1238-1241

Stephen C. Smith

The Effects of Resource Policies on Income Distribution pp. 1242-1253

B. Delworth Gardner

Discussion: The Effects of Resource Policies on Income Distribution pp. 1254-1255

J. Dean Jansma

Economic Aspects of Environmental Pollution pp. 1256-1263

Jack Knetsch

Discussion: Economic Aspects of Environmental Pollution pp. 1264-1266

Max M. Tharp

Effects of Alternative Federal Policies on Welfare of Rural People pp. 1267-1276

Lee R. Martin

Discussion: Effect of Alternative Federal Policies on Welfare of Rural People pp. 1277-1278

Howard W. Ottoson

Theory and Techniques for Integrated Area Planning pp. 1279-1287

Clark Edwards

Discussion: Theory and Techniques for Integrated Area Planning pp. 1288-1289

Karl A. Fox

Changes in Farm Density in Areas of Urban Expansion pp. 1290-1296

Marvin Kottke

Changes Use of Rural Resources pp. 1297-1305

David J. Allee

A Program for Agricultural Land Use in Urbanizing Areas pp. 1306-1313

J. Herbert Snyder

Discussion: A Program for Agricultural Land Use in Urbanizing Areas pp. 1313-1316

Gerald F. Vaughn

Discussion: Agriculture and Urban Development pp. 1316-1318

Philip A. Wright

The Food Commission: Its Product and Its Role pp. 1319-1327

G. E. Brandow

The Food Industry and the Food Commission Report pp. 1328-1333

Robert O. Aders

Universities and the Food Commission Report pp. 1334-1341

Charles E. French

Government and the Food Commission Report pp. 1342-1347

Kenneth E. Ogren

Trade Policies and Prospects in Western Europe pp. 1348-1358

Vernon L. Sorenson

Foreign Supply and Demand Projections: Outlook for U.S. Agricultural Exports pp. 1359-1372

Quentin M. West

Discussion: Foreign Market Prospects and Potentials pp. 1372-1375

C. R. Eskildsen

Discussion: Foreign Market Prospects and Potentials pp. 1375-1378

L. P. Schertz

Analyzing the Structure of Agribusiness Relations pp. 1379-1390

William H. Scofield

Efficiency and Welfare Considerations in Integrated Agriculture pp. 1391-1400

D. I. Padberg

Discussion: Analyzing the Structure of Agribusiness Relations pp. 1400-1404

Irving Dubov

Discussion: Efficiency and Welfare Considerations in Integrated Agriculture pp. 1404-1407

Allen B. Paul

Economic Standards for Competitive Freight Rates pp. 1408-1419

James C. Nelson

Government Regulation and Market Performance—Problems in Research pp. 1420-1426

Gerald Engelman

Future Roles for Agricultural Cooperatives pp. 1427-1435

Peter Helmberger

Discussion: Economic Standards for Competitive Freight Rates pp. 1435-1438

Walter J. Wills

Discussion: Government Regulations and Market Performance—Problems in Research, and Future Roles for Agricultural Cooperatives pp. 1439-1443

Martin A. Abrahamsen

Stability of the Cotton and Tobacco Industries Under Present and Alternative Programs pp. 1444-1452

Stephen J. Brannen

Discussion: Stability of the Cotton and Tobacco Industries Under Present and Alternative Programs pp. 1452-1454

Ray Billingsley

Performance of the Livestock-Feed-Grain Sector pp. 1455-1463

Will M. Simmons and Robert L. Rizek

Discussion: Performance of the Livestock-Feed-Grain Sector pp. 1464-1466

John Ferris

Performance of the Broiler Industry—A Simulative Approach pp. 1467-1476

Filmore E. Bender

Discussion: Performance of the Broiler Industry—A Simulative Approach pp. 1476-1478

James E. Martin

Tests for Predictability of Statistical Models pp. 1479-1484

Olman Hee

An Economic Appraisal of Futures Trading in Livestock pp. 1485-1489

J. Marvin Skadberg and Gene A. Futrell

The Gains from Basing Grain Storage Decisions on Cash-Future Spreads pp. 1490-1495

Richard G. Heifner

Economic Theory and Explanation of Differences in Price Levels Among Local Retail Markets pp. 1496-1502

Wm. D. Gorman and Hiroshi Mori

Models of Firm Growth pp. 1503-1509

A. N. Halter

Discussion: Models of Firm Growth pp. 1510-1512

Robert F. Hutton

Trends and Problems in Growth of Farm Size pp. 1513-1519

Walter R. Butcher and Norman K. Whittlesey

Discussion: Trends and Problems in Growth of Farm Size pp. 1519-1521

James F. Thompson

Firm Growth Research Opportunities and Techniques pp. 1522-1531

Odell L. Walker and James R. Martin

Discussion: Firm Growth Research Opportunities and Techniques pp. 1532-1535

George D. Irwin

Impact of Structural Changes on Capital and Credit Needs pp. 1536-1545

John R. Brake

Discussion: Impact of Structural Changes on Capital and Credit Needs pp. 1546-1549

Lester S. Kellogg

Capital Requirements and Financing Practices for Restructuring Southern Agriculture pp. 1550-1560

D. F. Neuman

Discussion: Capital Requirements and Financing Practices for Restructuring Southern Agriculture pp. 1560-1563

Allan G. Mueller

A Decision Model for Finishing Calves on Annual Winter Grazing pp. 1564-1569

J. R. Allison, R. J. Amick and D. G. Cummins

Agricultural Adjustments and Area Economic Interrelationships pp. 1570-1574

Carl E. Olson and Odell L. Walker

Income Variation and Selection of Enterprises pp. 1575-1579

John G. Stovall

Premium Ratemaking in an All Risk Crop Insurance Program pp. 1580-1586

Martin H. Yeh and Roland Y. Wu

Improving International and Domestic Components of Agricultural Economics Education Overseas pp. 1587-1590

Lowell S. Hardin

Extension Economists in a Changing Agriculture pp. 1591-1594

George E. Bond

Training of Economists for Positions in Industries Serving Agriculture pp. 1595-1599

Lester S. Kellogg

Appraisal of the Current Training of Economists for Positions in Industries Serving Agriculture pp. 1600-1603

Norman M. Coats

Evaluation of Current Training of Economists for Positions in Industry pp. 1604-1606

Clifton B. Cox

A Method Used to Evaluate the Effectiveness of the College Teacher pp. 1607-1612

A. Robert Koch

Role of Illinois Test-Demonstration Farm Program in Farm Management Extension Education Activities pp. 1613-1618

Duane E. Erickson

Curricula for the Terminal B.S. Degree in Agricultural Economics: A Neglected Area pp. 1619-1622

Robert L. Beck

Tailoring Farm Account Projects to Answer Aggregate Questions pp. 1623-1628

George D. Irwin and Joseph Havlicek

A Framework far Establishing Research Priorities pp. 1629-1638

Donald R. Kaldor

Discussion: A Framework for Establishing Research Priorities pp. 1638-1640

George K. Brinegar

Issues and Implications in Current Procedures for Establishing Research Priorities pp. 1641-1650

R. J. Hildreth

Discussion: Issues and Implications in Current Procedures for Establishing Research Priorities pp. 1651-1653

J. C. Williamson

Improvements Needed in Statistics for Making Policy and Program Decisions pp. 1654-1666

Willard Cochrane

Resources and Facilities for Providing Needed Statistics: The Role of the Bureau of the Census pp. 1667-1673

Conrad Taeuber

Resources and Facilities for Proving Needed Statistics: The Role of the Statistical Reporting Service pp. 1674-1682

Glenn D. Simpson

Discussion: Statistical Needs in a Changing Agriculture pp. 1682-1686

L. L. Boger

Discussion: Statistical Needs in a Changing Agriculture pp. 1686-1690

Louis H. Bean

The Convergent Trend Between the Agricultural Sectors of the Economies of the United States and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics pp. 1691-1696

James F. Tullis

Volume 48, issue 4_Part_I, 1966

Henry A. Wallace, Agricultural Economist pp. 789-802

Mordecai Ezekiel

A Proposed Allocative Mechanism for U.S. Food Aid pp. 803-810

Luther G. Tweeten

The New York Farm Bureau and the Legislative Processes: A Study in Agricultural Politics pp. 811-825

Robert F. Smith

Trade and Welfare Effects of EEC Tariff Policy: A Case Study of Oranges pp. 826-846

Gerald W. Dean and Norman R. Collins

Measuring Changes in International Trade pp. 847-861

Martin E. Abel and Frederick V. Waugh

A Spatial Price Equilibrium Model of International Trade pp. 862-874

D. Lee Bawden

Price Elasticity of the Marketed Surplus of a Subsistence Crop pp. 875-893

Jere Behrman

The Transhipment Problem with Inequality Restraints pp. 894-908

Mack N. Leath and James E. Martin

Short-Run Beef Supply Response pp. 909-919

Shlomo Reutlinger

Demand Analysis of the Markets for Soybean Oil and Soybean Meal pp. 920-934

Roger J. Vandenborre

Short-Run Supply of Services—The Case of Soybean Processing pp. 935-951

Allen B. Paul and William T. Wesson

Manufacturing and Agricultural Production Functions and International Trade: United States and Northern Europe pp. 952-966

Paul Zarembka

Overestimates of Returns to Scale in Agriculture—A Case of Synchronized Aggregation pp. 967-983

Yoav Kislev

Recreation Projection Based on Demand Analysis pp. 984-1001

Wayne E. Boyet and George S. Tolley

Adjusted Benefit-Cost Ratios for Six Recent Reclamation Projects pp. 1002-1012

A. Myrick Freeman

Transforming Traditional Agriculture: Comment pp. 1013-1015

George L. Beckford

Transforming Traditional Agriculture: Reply pp. 1015-1018

Theodore Schultz

Constant-Elasticity Demand Functions: Comment pp. 1018-1020

Russell G. Thompson and Richard C. Haidacher

Constant-Elasticity Demand Functions: Reply pp. 1020-1021

George W. Ladd and Harvey Kuang

A Look at Flexibilities and Elasticities: Comment pp. 1021-1022

Filmore E. Bender and Richard E. Suttor

A Look at Flexibilities and Elasticities: Reply pp. 1022-1023

James P. Houck

Parochialism among U.S. Agricultural Economists pp. 1023-1024

John L. Dillon

Income, Assets, and Tax Policy pp. 1024-1025

Gerald Marousek

Simplifying Management Games for Extension Programs pp. 1026-1028

David H. Hammond, J. Robert Strain and C. Phillip Baumel

Multi-Media Techniques for Teaching Farm Management pp. 1028-1030

John H. Herbst

Fiction and Farm Classification: Reply pp. 1030-1032

J. Patrick Madden

The Supply Function for Ghanaian Cocoa: Reply pp. 1032-1034

Merrill J. Bateman

Brown, Murray, On the Theory and Measurement of Technological Change, London, Cambridge University Press, 1966, xii + 214 pp. ($8.50) pp. 1035-1037

Robert W. Herdt

Eckstein, Alexander, Communist China's Economic Growth and Foreign Trade; Implications for U.S. Policy, New York, McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1966, xvii + 366 pp. ($8.50) pp. 1037-1038

Winston P. Fan

Fisher, Franklin M., The Identification Problem in Econometrics, New York, McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1966, vi + 203 pp. ($8.95) pp. 1039-1040

Gordon A. King

Granger, C. W. J., Spectral Analysis of Economic Time Series, Princeton, Princeton University Press, 1964, xviii + 299 pp. ($8.50) pp. 1040-1041

R. L. Ehrich

Hinrichs, Harley H., A General Theory of Tax Structure Change during Economic Development, Cambridge, Harvard Law School, 1966, xvi + 154 pp. ($3.00) pp. 1041-1043

Edward A. Lutz

Iowa State University Center for Agricultural & Economic Development, Economic Development of Agriculture—The Modernization of Farming, Ames, Iowa State University Press, 1965, viii + 314 pp. ($4.95) pp. 1043-1045

Joseph D. Coffey

Kellogg, Charles E., and David C. Knapp, The College of Agriculture: Science in the Public Service, New York, McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1966, xvi + 237 pp. ($6.95) pp. 1045-1047

E. T. York

Levy, Marion J. Jr., Modernization and the Structure of Societies: A Setting for International Affairs, 2 vols., Princeton, Princeton University Press, 1966, xx + xi + 855 pp. ($22.50) pp. 1047-1049

Harry C. Trelogan

Shover, John L., Cornbelt Rebellion—The Farmers' Holiday Association, Urbana, The University of Illinois Press, 1965, vi + 216 pp. ($5.95) pp. 1049-1050

Wallace Barr

Tuma, Elias, Twenty-six Centuries of Agrarian Reform, A Comparative Analysis, Berkeley, University of California Press, 1965, xi + 309 pp. ($6.95) pp. 1050-1052

Rex D. Rehnberg

Weitz, Raanan, ed., Rural Planning in the Developing Countries, Report of the Second Rehovoth Conference (Israel, Aug. 1963), London, Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1965, viii + 443 pp. (£2–16–0) pp. 1052-1053

Rainer Schickele

Volume 48, issue 3_Part_I, 1966

Regional Supply of Hired Labor to Agriculture pp. 537-556

Edward W. Tyrchniewicz and G. Edward Schuh

Causes of Inter-County Variations in Farmers' Earnings pp. 557-577

W. Keith Bryant

Estimates and Projections of an Income-Efficient Commercial-Farm Industry in the North Central States pp. 578-596

Donald R. Kaldor and William E. Saupe

Future Cropland Requirements and Projection Sensitivity pp. 597-612

W. E. Johnston and G. S. Tolley

Optimum Resource Allocation in U.S. Agriculture pp. 613-631

Fred H. Tyner and Luther G. Tweeten

Economic Control of Groundwater Reserves pp. 632-647

Oscar R. Burt

Determining Efficient Seasonal Grain Inventories: An Application of Quadratic Programming pp. 648-660

Richard G. Heifner

Flow-of-Funds Analysis in Farm Financial Management pp. 661-667

Allan G. Mueller

A Recursive Programming Model of Farm Growth in Northern Germany pp. 668-684

Theodor Heidhues

Price and Market Relationships for Rice and Corn in the Philippines pp. 685-703

Mahar Mangahas, Aida E. Recto and Vernon Ruttan

Evaluation of Indian Fertilizer Projects: An Application of Consumer's and Producer's Surplus pp. 704-710

Gerhard Tintner and Patel Malvika

A Duopoly Model of World Wheat Pricing pp. 711-727

Alex F. McCalla

A Further Look at P.L. 480 and the Balance of Payments pp. 728-737

Jimmye S. Hillman and Murray R. Benedict

Ph.D. Programs in Agricultural Economics in the United States pp. 738-745

Gail Cramer and Adam A. Sokoloski

U.S. Loans under Public Law 480 pp. 746-747

Anthony Bottomley

U.S. Loans under Public Law 480: Comment pp. 748-751

Lyle P. Schertz and Gabrielle Rice

Market Structure Research: Comment pp. 751-753

Arabinda Ghosh

Market Structure Research: Reply pp. 753-754

Frank J. Smith and Dale C. Dahl

The ADA/USDA Milk Promotion Study: Comment pp. 754-756

Ian W. Hardie and Stanley K. Seaver

The ADA/USDA Milk Promotion Study: Reply pp. 756-758

Gerald G. Quackenbush

A Method of Comparing Contract Proposals for Broiler-Chicken Production: Comment pp. 758-760

Richard K. Noles

Anderson, C. Arnold, and Mary Jean Bowman, eds., Education and Economic Development, Chicago, Aldine Publishing Company, 1965, x + 436 pp. ($10.75) pp. 761-762

Lloyd D. Bender

Borgstrom, Georg, the Hungry Planet, the Modern World at the Edge of Famine, New York, The Macmillan Company, 1965, ix + 487 pp. ($7.95) pp. 762-764

Ellsworth W. Bell

Conrad, David Eugene, the Forgotten Farmers: The Story of Sharecroppers in the New Deal, Urbana, University of Illinois Press, 1965, 223 pp. ($5.00) pp. 764-765

James G. Maddox

Friedlander, Stanley L., Labor Migration and Economic Growth: A Case Study of Puerto Rico, Cambridge, The M.I.T. Press, 1965, ix + 181 pp. ($6.00) pp. 765-766

William E. Martin

Hadwiger, Don F., and Ross B. Talbot, Pressures and Protests: The Kennedy Farm Program and the Wheat Referendum of 1963, San Francisco, Chandler Publishing Company, 1965, xv + 325 pp. ($3.00) pp. 766-767

Fred R. Taylor

Knapp, J. G., an Appraisement of Agricultural Cooperation in Ireland, Dublin, Government Publications Sale Office, 1964, 115 pp. ($.75) and Knapp, J. G., an Analysis of Agricultural Co-operation in England, London, Agricultural Central Co-operative Association, Ltd., 1965, 242 pp. ($2.00) pp. 767-770

Wendell C. Binkley

Morgan, Robert J., Governing Soil Conservation, Baltimore, The Johns Hopkins Press, 1966, xiv + 399 pp. ($8.00) pp. 770-771

Gladwin E. Young

Sanders, H. C., ed., the Cooperative Extension Service, Englewood Cliffs, N.J., Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1966, xii + 436 pp. ($11.35) pp. 771-772

Harold C. Pederson

Volume 48, issue 2, 1966

Food Requirements Dominate Britain's Trade Policy pp. 185-193

Henry C. Taylor

Price Discrimination in the World Trade of Agricultural Commodities pp. 194-208

Martin E. Abel

Optimal Beef and Pork Marketings pp. 209-224

George W. Ladd and Harvey Kuang

A Look at Flexibilities and Elasticities pp. 225-232

James P. Houck

Relating Ranch Prices and Grazing Permit Values to Ranch Productivity pp. 233-242

William E. Martin and Gene L. Jefferies

Farm Land Prices and Farm Technological Advance pp. 243-263

Robert W. Herdt and Willard Cochrane

Technological Change in the Agriculture of the United States and Australia pp. 264-271

William McD. Herr

Analyzing Systems of Agricultural Resource Organization pp. 272-278

Phillips Foster

The Israeli Moshav in Nigeria: An Estimate of Returns pp. 279-294

Jerome C. Wells

A Cooperative Farming Project in Chile: A Case Study pp. 295-308

William C. Thiesenhusen

Imputation of Production to Technologies pp. 309-322

Earl O. Heady and Ludwig Auer

Discussion: Imputation of Production to Technologies pp. 323-324

Glen T. Barton

Income Effects of Innovation: The Case of Labor in Agriculture pp. 325-336

T. D. Wallace and D. M. Hoover

Discussion: Income Effects of Innovation: The Case of Labor in Agriculture pp. 336-338

W. B. Back

Trade Policies and U.S. Agriculture pp. 339-350

D. Johnson

Discussion: Trade Policies and U.S. Agriculture pp. 350-353

Arthur B. Mackie

Role of Agricultural Trade in Economic Development pp. 354-365

W. W. McPherson

Discussion: Role of Agricultural Trade in Economic Development pp. 365-368

John Moore

Labor Productivity Measurement: The Use of Subsystems in the Interindustry Approach, and Some Approximating Alternatives pp. 369-377

William Gossling and Folke Dovring

A Methodology for Predicting U.S. Farm Real Estate Price Variation pp. 378-393

Luther G. Tweeten and James E. Martin

Crop Damage from Sulfur Dioxide pp. 394-405

Harold Wolozin and Emanuel Landau

Discussion: Quantifying Production Economic Relations pp. 405-408

Marvin W. Kottke

Discussion: Quantifying Production Economic Relations pp. 408-410

Yair Mundlak

Discussion: Quantifying Production Economic Relations pp. 410-412

Dean E. McKee

Agricultural Economic in the USDA: An Inside View pp. 413-421

Nathan M. Koffsky

Agricultural Economic in the USDA: A Land-Grant-University View pp. 422-431

Sherwood O. Berg

Discussion: Agricultural Economic in the USDA pp. 431-436

Alex H. Turner

Discussion: Agricultural Economic in the USDA pp. 436-439

A. C. Hoffman

Economic Impacts of Regional Development Policies and Programs pp. 440-449

David B. Houston and Charles M. Tiebout

Discussion: Economic Impacts of Development Policies and Programs pp. 449-451

E. J. R. Booth

Rural Poverty: Programs and Problems pp. 452-465

James T. Bonnen

Discussion: Agriculture's Programs and Rural Poverty pp. 465-466

Elmer J. Moore

The Supply Function of Ghanaian Cocoa: A Comment pp. 467-469

Harrison G. Wehner

Two Cases for Unregulated Truck Transportation: Reply pp. 469-471

Richard N. Farmer

Myrdal on Agriculture and the World Economic Revolution pp. 471-472

Lars G. Sandberg

Fiction and Farm Classification pp. 473-475

Ernest W. Grove

Why Do Farmers Overinvest? pp. 475-477

Harold F. Breimyer

Sources of Error in Aggregate Supply Estimates pp. 477-480

John G. Stovall

Retrieval of Agricultural Economics Literature pp. 480-483

John T. Scott

The Twelfth Iaae Conference: Further Reflections by a Nonparticipant pp. 483-485

Ernest W. Grove

Correction pp. 485

Carl F. Wehrwein

Boserup, Ester, The Conditions of Agricultural Growth: The Economics of Agrarian Change Under Population Pressure, London, George All & Unwin, Ltd., 1965, 124 pp. (22s. 6d.) pp. 486-487

Theodore Schultz

Breimyer, Harold F., Individual Freedom and the Economic Organization of Agriculture, Urbana, University of Illinois Press, 1965, vi + 314 pp. ($6.50) pp. 487-490

W. E. Folz

Burton, Ian, and Robert W. Kates (eds.), Readings in Resource Management and Conservation, Chicago, University of Chicago Press, 1965, xi + 609 pp. ($8.50) pp. 490-491

Emery N. Castle

Cochrane, Willard W., The City Man's Guide to the Farm Problem, Minneapolis, University of Minnesota Press, 1965, vii + 242 pp. ($5.95) pp. 491-493

J. Carroll Bottum

Fite, Gilbert C., Farm to Factory: A History of the Consumers Cooperative Association, Columbia, University of Missouri Press, 1965, viii + 288 pp. ($6.00) pp. 494-495

Robert J. Antonides

Gittinger, J. Price, Planning for Agricultural Development: The Iranian Experience, Washington, D.C., National Planning Association, 1965, xi + 123 pp. ($2.00) pp. 495-497

George Nez

Held, R. Burnell, and Marion Clawson, Soil Conservation in Perspective, Baltimore, The Johns Hopkins Press, 1965, xiii + 344 pp. ($7.50) pp. 497-498

R. J. Hildreth

Jasny, Naum, Khrushchev's Crop Policy, Glasgow, George Outram & Co., Ltd., 1965, 243 pp. (35/-) pp. 498-500

Phillips Foster

Miller, Raymond W., A Conservative Looks at Cooperatives, Athens, Ohio University Press, 1964, 245 pp. ($5.00) and Valko, Laszlo, Essays on Modern Cooperation, Pullman, Washington State University Press, 1964, v + 143 pp. ($4.25) pp. 500-502

Milton L. Manuel

Padfield, Harland, and William E. Martin, Farmers, Workers and Machines: Technological and Social Change in Farm Industries of Arizona, Tucson, University of Arizona Press, 1965, xiv + 325 pp. ($7.50) pp. 502-504

Jack C. Thompson

Rivkin, Malcolm D., Area Development for National Growth: The Turkish Precedent, New York, Frederick A. Praeger, Publishers, 1965, 228 pp. ($15.00) pp. 504-506

Lyle P. Pettig

Williams, Willard F., and Thomas T. Stout, Economics of the Livestock-Meat Industry, New York, The Macmillan Company, 1964, xiv + 802 pp. ($14.95) pp. 506-507

Walter J. Wills

AFEA Election Results pp. 510

K. L. Robinson and R. L. Kohls

Volume 48, issue 1, 1966

Farm—Nonfarm Migration in the Southeast: A Costs—Returns Analysis pp. 1-11

William D. Diehl

A Case Study of the Exodus of Labor from Agriculture: Minnesota pp. 12-21

Don Winkelmann

Cost and Effectiveness of Recent Government Land Retirement Programs in the United States pp. 22-30

K. L. Robinson

Roles of Farm Productivity and Marketing Margins in Postwar Decline in Farm Prices pp. 31-41

Robert E. Freeman

The Demand for and Supply of Food Marketing Services: An Aggregate View pp. 42-60

William H. Waldorf

A Quantitative Evaluation of the Ability of Individuals to Grade Live Cattle pp. 61-74

W. K. McPherson and L. V. Dixon

A Bargaining Model for Predicting Price Adjustments to Technological Change pp. 75-87

Lowell D. Hill

Analysis of a Dynamic Model, with Particular Emphasis on Long-Run Projections pp. 88-106

Shlomo Reutlinger

Criteria for Determining the Optimum Replacement Pattern pp. 107-112

Anthony H. Chisholm

An Analysis of Food Expenditure in India pp. 113-123

R. P. Sinha

Two Cases for Unregulated Truck Transportation: Comment pp. 124-127

John C. Spychalski

Parity of Net Worth pp. 127-129

M. A. Jacobson and Don Paarlberg

Should the AFEA Institute Standards for Advanced Degrees in Agricultural Economics? pp. 129-131

B. J. Smith

Widening Horizons for Agricultural Economics pp. 132-134

Richard G. Milk

Parity versus Cost of Production pp. 134-135

Ernest W. Grove

On the Emphasis for Agricultural Economics pp. 135-136

James O. Wise

On the Argument About Mathematical Methods pp. 136-137

Walter Gensurowsky

Logic, Science, and Economics pp. 137-139

Robert L. Christensen

Crampton, John A., The National Farmers Union, Ideology of a Pressure Group, Lincoln, University of Nebraska Press, 1965, xii + 251 pp. ($5.50) pp. 140-141

W. Gordon Leith

Curzon, Gerard, Multilateral Commercial Diplomacy: The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade and Its Impact on National Commercial Policies and Techniques, London, Michael Joseph, Ltd., 1965, xii + 367 pp. (60s) pp. 141-144

Vernon Sorenson

Hildebrand, George H., and Ta-Chung Liu, Manufacturing Production Functions in the United States, 1957, An Interindustry and Interstate Comparison of Productivity, Ithaca, New York State School of Industrial & Labor Relations, Cornell University, 1965, xi + 224 pp. ($6.00) pp. 144-145

Earl O. Heady

Iowa State University Center for Agricultural and Economic Development, Farmers in the Market Economy, Ames, Iowa State University Press, 1964, vi + 308 pp. ($4.95) pp. 146-148

Ewell P. Roy

Kuznets, Simon, Economic Growth and Structure, New York, W. W. Norton & Company, Inc., 1965, viii + 378 pp. ($7.50) pp. 148-150

M. B. Badenhop

Paddock, William, and Paul Paddock, Hungry Nations, Boston, Little, Brown & Co., 1964, viii + 344 pp. ($6.50) pp. 150-151

Robert D. Stevens

Schultz, Theodore W., Economic Crises in World Agriculture, Ann Arbor, The University of Michigan Press, 1965, viii + 114 pp. ($3.50) pp. 152-153

Donald C. Huffman

Taylor, Carl C., Douglas Ensminger, Helen W. Johnson, and Jean Joyce, India's Roots of Democracy, Calcutta, Orient Longmans, 1965, xii + 694 pp. (Rs. 18.00, approx. $3.79 U.S.) pp. 153-155

H. W. Hannah

Will, Robert E., and Harold G. Vatter, eds., Poverty in Affluence, New York, Harcourt, Brace and World, Inc., 1965, xiii + 274 pp. ($2.45) pp. 155-156

Ray Gieseman

Zolotas, Xenophon, Monetary Equilibrium and Economic Development, Princeton University Press, 1965, xi + 223 pp. ($6.00) pp. 156-158

Raymond J. Doll