American Journal of Agricultural Economics

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Volume 46, issue 5, 1964

Agriculture and Foreign Economic Policy pp. 915-929

D. Johnson

Future Organization and Control of U.S. Agricultural Production and Marketing pp. 930-944

Harold F. Breimyer

Discussion: Future Organization and Control of U.S. Agricultural Production and Marketing pp. 944-946

Wallace Barr

Discussion: Future Organization and Control of U.S. Agricultural Production and Marketing pp. 947-949

Kenneth E. Ogren

Discussion: Future Organization and Control of U.S. Agricultural Production and Marketing pp. 950-952

Earl Coke

Modifying Institutional-Legal Relations Among Private Parties to Facilitate Adjustments in Agriculture pp. 953-961

Neil E. Harl

Creating New Legal-Economic Relationships Between Government and Farmers to Solve the Farm Problem pp. 962-969

James. K. Logan

Discussion: Legal-Economic Aspects of Emerging Agricultural Problmes—Viewpoint of an Industrial Economist pp. 969-971

Lester S. Kellogg

Discussion: Legal-Economic Aspects of Emerging Agricultural Problmes—Viewpoint of a Land Economist pp. 971-973

W. L. Gibson

Discussion: Legal-Economic Aspects of Emerging Agricultural Problmes—Viewpoint of a Specialist in Agricultural Law pp. 974-978

H. W. Hannah

A Reappraisal of Agricultural Exports and Economic Development pp. 979-983

Robert S. Firch

Agriculture and the Depressed Areas pp. 984-988

Mancur Olson

Economic Feasibility Research—An Aid to Area Development Planning pp. 989-992

Leo Polopolus

Production Quotas and Land Values: Importance of the Dual in a Spatial Linear Programming Problem pp. 993-998

Norman K. Whittlesey and Melvin D. Skold

Agricultural Economists in the Changing Land-Grant University: Two Examples for Interdisciplinary Research pp. 999-1003

Charles E. Kellogg

Changing Relevance of Agricultural Economics pp. 1004-1014

Theodore Schultz

Discussion: Adjusting Land-Grant College Programs and Organizations pp. 1015-1018

H. Brooks James

Discussion: Adjusting Land-Grant College Programs and Organizations pp. 1018-1020

J. A. Nordin

Discussion: Adjusting Land-Grant College Programs and Organizations pp. 1021-1023

Lauren Soth

Business Games as a Marketing Extension Tool pp. 1024-1028

Emerson M. Babb

The Impact of Computers on the Teaching of Quantitative Methods pp. 1029-1031

F. E. Walker and D. I. Padberg

Rural-Urban Research and Extension Programs: An Integrating Proposal pp. 1032-1036

J. N. Uhl and G. E. Rossmiller

Agricultural Economics—Problems and Promise pp. 1037-1042

A. Robert Koch and Alan A. Meredith

Differential Rates of Growth, Developed and Underdeveloped Nations, and Their Implications pp. 1043-1050

William F. Butler

The Role of Agricultural Productivity in Economic Development pp. 1051-1061

Raymond P. Christensen and Harold T. Yee

Discussion: Growth Rates and Economic Development pp. 1061-1064

Jimmye S. Hillman

The Gains and Losses from Technological Change pp. 1065-1072

John W. Kendrick

Discussion: The Gains and Losses from Technological Change pp. 1073-1074

Russell G. Thompson

Toward an Optimum Rate of Technological Change pp. 1075-1084

Luther G. Tweeten and Fred H. Tyner

Discussion: Toward an Optimum Rate of Technological Change pp. 1084-1086

Francis E. Walker

Institutional Development at Home and Abroad pp. 1087-1094

F. F. Hill

Relevant Research Programs to be Conducted in Developing Countries pp. 1095-1105

Peter Dorner and William C. Thiesenhusen

Discussion: Relevant Research Programs to be Conducted in Developing Countries pp. 1105-1108

D. Woods Thomas

Discussion: Land-Grant College Programs in International Agricultural Development and Training pp. 1109-1111

Elton L. Johnson

National Programs, Progress, and Research Needs in Area Economic Development pp. 1112-1121

E. L. Baum and J. H. Southern

The Appalachian Program: Progress, Problems, and Outlook pp. 1122-1132

Ernest J. Nesius

The Team Approach in Resource Development pp. 1133-1138

J. W. Fanning

Economics in Formulating Plans for Eastern River Basins pp. 1139-1147

W. B. Back

Economics of Including Recreation as a Purpose of Eastern Water Projects pp. 1148-1157

Jack Knetsch

Sharing the Costs of Humid Region Flood Control Investment pp. 1158-1165

Ayers Brinser

A Tobacco Research Program Involving Other Disciplines and Industry Groups pp. 1166-1171

W. D. Toussaint

Production Management Research for Farm Decision Making—The Livestock Enterprises pp. 1172-1178

John E. Kadlec

An Effective Education Program in Farm Mangement pp. 1179-1185

Harold W. Walker

Discussion: Management for Decision Making pp. 1186-1190

James Nielson

Lifetime Changes in Financial Problems of Farmers pp. 1191-1197

M. E. Wirth

Discussion: Lifetime Changes in Financial Problems of Farmers pp. 1198-1199

E. D. Chastain

The Emerging Financial Problmes in a Changing Agriculture pp. 1200-1206

C. B. Baker and J. M. Holcomb

Discussion: The Emerging Financial Problmes in a Changing Agriculture pp. 1207-1209

John A. Hopkin

Discussion: Financial and Capital Management pp. 1210-1212

John C. Redman

Alternative Solution Procedures for Mixed Integer Programming Problems pp. 1213-1218

Yoshihiro Maruyama and Earl I. Fuller

Paired Comparisons as Applied to Seeding Cropland to Grass pp. 1219-1226

Ronald D. Krenz

Influence of Temperature on Feed Conversion by Swine pp. 1227-1231

R. J. Amick and J. C. Purcell

Development of Economic Criteria for Classifying Farms pp. 1232-1237

Jerry Ackerman and Ted Riecken

Structural Change and Competitive Relationships Among Buying and Selling Firms pp. 1238-1245

J. Edwin Faris

Demand and Supply of Agricultural Labor in a Period of Social Change pp. 1246-1252

W. Keith Bryant

Farmland Valuation and Farm Programs pp. 1253-1259

Ronald O. Aines

Collective Bargaining for Farmers—Issues and Choices pp. 1260-1267

Walter B. Garver

The Performance of Collective Bargaining pp. 1268-1273

Albert Rees

Organizational Processes for Collective Bargaining in Agriculture pp. 1274-1276

Harold J. Hartley

Discussion: Bargaining in Agriculture pp. 1276-1279

Vernon E. Schneider

Discussion: Bargaining in Agriculture pp. 1279-1280

Harold J. Hartley

Problems and Issues in Transportation Policy and Implications for Agriculture pp. 1281-1289

Ivon W. Ulrey

Efficiency in Transportation Packaging pp. 1290-1296

Forrest S. Baker

The Impact of Transportation Rate Structure on the Movement of Agricultural Commodities pp. 1297-1305

Dwight M. Blood

The Nature of Competition Among Food Retailers in Local Markets pp. 1306-1315

Bob R. Holdren

Discussion: The Nature of Competition Among Food Retailers in Local Markets pp. 1316-1317

William D. Gorman

Discussion: The Nature of Competition Among Food Retailers in Local Markets pp. 1318-1320

Theodore W. Leed

A Seasonal Potato Market: Area of Competitive Behavior pp. 1321-1325

Olman Hee

The U.S. Demand for Bananas—A Neglected Topic pp. 1326-1330

James P. Houck

Quality as a Dimension of Competition in the Fluid Milk Industry pp. 1331-1335

K. W. Kepner and D. I. Padberg

A Report on Research in the Data Collection Program of Prices Received and Prices Paid by Farmers pp. 1336-1340

B. R. Stauber

Computer Models and Simulation pp. 1341-1350

Richard E. Suttor and Richard J. Crom

Discussion: Computer Models and Simulation pp. 1350-1352

Dean E. McKee

Analytics of Decision Making pp. 1353-1362

John R. Tedford

Discussion: Analytics of Decision Making pp. 1362-1364

Max R. Langham

Spatial Research—Measurement for What? pp. 1365-1371

Stanley K. Seaver

An Evaluation of Alternative Spatial Models pp. 1372-1379

D. Lee Bawden

An Appraisal of Spatial Studies Related to Agriculture pp. 1380-1386

James B. Hassler

Discussion: Spatial Economics pp. 1386-1390

Lee M. Day

Data Requirements for New Research Models pp. 1391-1399

W. Neill Schaller

Sources of Data for Econometric Models pp. 1400-1406

Earl E. Houseman

Discussion: Statistical Bottlenecks to Econometric Analysis pp. 1406-1410

Marvin W. Kottke

Discussion: Statistical Bottlenecks to Econometric Analysis pp. 1410-1414

James H. White

Effects of Allotment Reconstitution on Tobacco Yields pp. 1415-1420

Frank Lancaster

Volume 46, issue 4, 1964

From the Editorial Staff—What Could be Done to Make the JFE More Helpful to You? pp. iii-iv

J.N.

Space-Product Equilibrium in the Dairy Industry of the Northeastern and North Central Regions pp. 719-731

D. A. West and G. E. Brandow

Cobweb Models pp. 732-750

Frederick V. Waugh

Technical Change in Corn Production in the United States, 1870–1960 pp. 751-765

James O. Bray and Patricia Watkins

Demand for Fertilizer in the Course of Japanese Agricultural Development pp. 766-779

Yujiro Hayami

Rural Economic Development—Some Lessons from the Past pp. 780-790

John Blackmore

Some Features of West German Policy for Improving the Agricultural Structure pp. 791-804

D. J. Alexander

The Effects of Public Law 480 on Canadian Wheat Exports pp. 805-819

Jerome M. Stam

A Simplified Approach to Adjustment Analysis Applied to Wheat Producing Areas in the Western States pp. 820-834

Fred D. Sobering and Luther G. Tweeten

The Application of Probability Theory Analysis to Nonrandom Enumeration Data pp. 835-840

W. L. Gibson, Robert F. Boxley and Bernard R. Hoffnar

Estimating Route Assembly Costs pp. 841-848

Wallace K. Boutwell and Richard L. Simmons

Monthly Price-Quantity Relations for Broilers at the Farm Level pp. 849-856

Paul L. Farris and Richard D. Darley

Estimates of the Productivity of Management Practices in Local Agribusiness Firms pp. 857-865

C. Phillip Baumel and Wayne A. Fuller

What Do Our Readers Want? pp. 866

Frederick V. Waugh

Sabotaging the Parity Concept pp. 867

Ernest W. Grove

Haldi, John and Harvey M. Wagner, Simulated Economic Models, A Laboratory Guide to Economic Principles of Market Behavior, Homewood, Richard D. Irwin, Inc., 1963, pp. xii, 172. ($5.00) pp. 868-869

Emerson M. Babb and Gordon A. MacEachern

Humphrey, Don D., The United States and the Common Market, New York, Frederick A. Praeger, 1962, pp. ix, 176. ($4.50) pp. 870-871

J. R. Winter

Inter-American Committee for Agricultural Development (CIDA), Inventory of Information Basic to the Planning of Agricultural Development in Latin America—Regional Report, Washington, D.C., Pan American Union, 1963(?), pp. ix, 202. ($0.50) pp. 872-873

Richard G. Wheeler

Ladd, George W., Agricultural Bargaining Power, Ames, Iowa State University Press, 1964, pp. 163. ($3.95) pp. 873-875

Dale E. Butz

Lewis, John P., Quiet Crisis in India, Washington, Brookings Institution, 1962, pp. xiii, 350. ($5.75) pp. 875-877

Wilfred Malenbaum

Paarlberg, Don, American Farm Policy: A Case Study of Centralized Decision-Making, New York, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1964, pp. xiv, 375. ($6.95) pp. 877-880

Ernest W. Grove

Richter J. H., Agricultural Protection and Trade, New York, Frederick A. Praeger, 1964, pp. xi, 148. ($5.00 ) pp. 880-882

Hans George Hirsch

Snodgrass, Milton and Luther T. Wallace, Agriculture, Economics, and Growth, New York, Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1964, pp. xi, 436. ($8.50) pp. 882-883

E. T. Shaudys

Tobin, Bernard F. and Henry B. Arthur, Dynamics of Adjustment in the Broiler Industry, Boston, Harvard Business School, 1964, pp. xii, 164. (Paper bound, $3.00) pp. 883-884

William R. Henry

Volume 46, issue 3, 1964

From the Editorial Staff pp. iii-iv

W.D.T.

The American Farm Economic Association as Viewed by a Sample of Its Members pp. 533-539

George E. Rossmiller

The Impact of General Studies on the Agricultural Economics Curriculum pp. 540-546

David L. Armstrong and Walter J. Wills

The Training of Agricultural Economists in the USSR pp. 547-555

C. B. Baker and E. R. Swanson

Linear Programming Applied to Cost Minimizing Farm Management Strategies pp. 556-566

Thomas A. Miller and Charles W. Nauheim

Optimum Levels of Milk Production under Marketing Quotas pp. 567-579

Paul H. Hoepner

Maximum Profit Dairy Rations That Include Wheat pp. 580-587

E. E. Weeks

The 1963 Wheat Referendum: An Interpretation pp. 588-592

Lynn M. Daft

Surplus Disposal and Supply Control pp. 593-602

Jimmye S. Hillman and Douglas Loveday

Cooperative Enterprise as a Structural Dimension of Farm Markets pp. 603-617

Peter G. Helmberger

Development of a New Approach to Forecasting Demand pp. 618-632

Marguerite C. Burk

On Forecasting Commodity Prices by the Balance Sheet Approach pp. 633-643

Andrew W. Ashby

The Integration of Price and Cost Analysis in Developing Processor-Producer Feasibility Studies pp. 644-651

Robert D. Dahle, E. Walton Jones and T. Everett Nichols

Price Elasticities and Joint Products pp. 652-656

James P. Houck

The Measurement of Technology pp. 657-661

John T. Scott

Curve Fitting to Step Functions pp. 662-672

Oscar R. Burt

Temporal Aggregation in Distributed Lag Models pp. 673-681

George W. Ladd

The Role of Land-Grant Colleges in Rural Regional Development pp. 682-683

J. R. Bowring

World Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology Abstracts pp. 683-685

Sigmund V. Frauendorfer

Griliches' Measurement of Productivity Growth in United States Agriculture: A Comment pp. 685-687

W. Whitney Hicks

Capitalization of Farm Program Benefits: Further Comment pp. 687-688

Allan Schmid

de Farcy, Henri, Débouchés Agricoles III. Organiser l';Abondance, Paris, Spes, 1963, pp. 363. ($3.00) pp. 689-690

Ronald Gatty

Hathaway, Dale E., Government and Agriculture: Public Policy in a Democratic Society, New York, The Macmillan Company (London, Collier-Macmillan, Ltd.), 1963, pp. xiii, 412. ($8.95) pp. 690-692

James O. Bray

International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, The Economic Development of Spain, Baltimore, The Johns Hopkins Press, 1963, pp. xiii, 416. ($8.50) pp. 692-694

Michael J. Schultheis

Kilpatrick, Franklin P., Milton C. Cummings, Jr., and M. Kent Jennings, The Image of the Federal Service, The Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C., January 1964, pp. 301. ($5.00) pp. 694-695

Don Paarlberg

Knapp, Joseph G., Farmers in Business: Studies in Cooperative Enterprise, Washington, American Institute of Cooperation, 1963, pp. xii, 450. ($5.00) pp. 695-697

Walter J. Wills

Lipsey, Robert E., Price and Quantity Trends in the Foreign Trade of the United States, National Bureau of Economic Research Studies in International Economic Relations No. 2, Princeton, New Jersey, Princeton University Press, 1963, pp. xviii, 487. ($10.00) pp. 697-698

Hans George Hirsch

Ottoson, Howard W. (Editor), Land Use Policy and Problems in the United States, Lincoln, University of Nebraska Press, 1963, pp. viii, 470. ($6.00) pp. 698-700

Allan Schmid

Shepherd, Geoffrey S., Farm Policy—New Directions, Ames, Iowa State University Press, 1964, pp. vii, 292. ($6.95) pp. 700-701

John O. Dunbar

Volume 46, issue 2, 1964

From the Editorial Staff pp. iv

H. M. R.

A Model of Economic Development for Peasant Farms in Southern Italy pp. 295-312

Gerald W. Dean and Michele De Benedictis

The Structure of Interest Rates in Underdeveloped Rural Areas pp. 313-322

Anthony Bottomley

Stability of Farm Income in a Stabilizing Economy pp. 323-340

Robert S. Firch

A Proposal for Improving Extension and Collegiate Teaching pp. 341-348

R. L. Kohls

An Interregional Activity Analysis Model for the Agricultural Sector pp. 349-365

T. Takayama and George Judge

A Statistical Model of the Demand for Soybeans pp. 366-374

James P. Houck

The Hog Cycle as Harmonic Motion pp. 375-386

Arnold B. Larson

Advertising in Social Perspective pp. 387-397

James Duncan Shaffer

The Case for Unregulated Truck Transportation pp. 398-409

Richard N. Farmer

Application of an Optimizing Path Algorithm in the Comparison of Farm Work Methods pp. 410-417

W. H. M. Morris and A. Nygaard

Relevant Alternatives in Resolving the Rural Poverty Problem pp. 418-428

Lee R. Martin

Progress in Resolving the Problem of Rural Poverty pp. 429-436

M. L. Upchurch

Discussion: The Poverty Problem in American Agriculture pp. 436-439

E. J. R. Booth

Discussion: The Poverty Problem in American Agriculture pp. 439-441

Jay W. Wiley

Dynamic Coupling, Optimizing and Regional Interdependence pp. 442-451

Richard H. Day

Relevant Production Considerations Associated with Analysis of Interregional Competition pp. 452-459

R. A. Andrews and G. E. Frick

Interregional Competition as Viewed by Operating Firms and Institutions pp. 460-465

L. C. Cunningham

Recursive Economic Systems in Rural-Urban Development pp. 466-474

Wilbur R. Maki, Jerald R. Barnard and Richard Suttor

Discussion: Recursive Economic Systems in Rural-Urban Development pp. 474-476

Alvin C. Egbert

An Intertemporal Price Equilibrium Model pp. 477-484

T. Takayama and George Judge

Discussion: An Intertemporal Price Equilibrium Model pp. 484-486

R. A. Schrimper

Use of Instruments to Collect Economic Data pp. 487-489

Leonard W. Schruben

Research on Coordination of Farm and Nonfarm Stages of Production—the Need is Now pp. 489-491

Jack R. Davidson and Ronald L. Mighell

Notes on the New Standards for Evaluating Water Resources Projects pp. 491-493

David C. Major

Comment on "Trade Liberalization vs. Agricultural Import Restriction" pp. 493-495

Terrence W. McCabe

On Publication Strategy pp. 495-496

J. Herbert Snyder and Samuel H. Logan

Barnett, Harold J. and Chandler Morse, Scarcity and Growth: The Economics of Natural Resources Availability, published for Resources for the Future, Inc., The Johns Hopkins Press, 1963. Pp. xv, 288. ($5.50) pp. 497-499

Emery N. Castle

Day, Richard H., Recursive Programming and Production Response, Amsterdam, North-Holland Publishing Company, 1963. Pp. xiv, 226. ($6.00 with paper cover) pp. 499-501

J. A. Seagraves

Volume 46, issue 1, 1964

From the Editorial Staff— pp. iv

J. N.

Milk Production Functions Incorporating Variables for Cow Characteristics and Environment pp. 1-19

Earl O. Heady, N. L. Jacobson, A. E. Freeman and J. Patrick Madden

Trade Liberalization vs. Agricultural Import Restriction pp. 20-38

Varden Fuller and Elmer L. Menzie

Long-Run Outlook for Agricultural Adjustments Based on National Growth pp. 39-55

Luther G. Tweeten and James S. Plaxico

Urban-Industrial Development and Income Differentials between Occupations pp. 56-66

Dale E. Hathaway

Spatial Equilibrium and Quadratic Programming pp. 67-93

T. Takayama and George Judge

Optimum Location, Number and Size of Processing Plants with Raw Product and Final Product Shipments pp. 94-108

Gordon A. King and Samuel H. Logan

An Application of Equilibrium Size of Plant Analysis to Fluid Milk Processing and Distribution pp. 109-116

D. W. Cobia and E. M. Babb

Some Thoughts on the Changing Role of Price pp. 117-127

Roger W. Gray

Some Observations on Interpreting Measured Demand Elasticities pp. 128-136

Lester V. Manderscheid

An Interregional Programming Model for Agricultural Planning in India pp. 137-149

Narindar S. Randhawa and Earl O. Heady

The Contrasting Response of Rice to Nitrogen: India and the United States pp. 150-160

Robert W. Herdt and John W. Mellor

Some Consequences of Bilateral Oligopoly and Vertical Integration in Bread Markets pp. 161-172

Richard G. Walsh, Bert M. Evans and Eleanor M. Birch

The Space-Sales Ratio as a Measure of Product Differentiation pp. 173-178

D. I. Padberg

Some Aspects of Estimating Statistical Cost Functions pp. 179-187

Paul R. Johnson

Evaluating Financial Support of Research Programs pp. 188-199

Samuel H. Logan

Technological Change in U.S. Agriculture: The Aggregation Problem pp. 200-217

Lester Lave

The Effect of Weather on Agricultural Output: A Look at Methodology pp. 218-230

Lawrence H. Shaw

The Influence of Reservoir Projects on Land Values pp. 231-243

Jack Knetsch

A Plea for Relief of a Word: Dichotomy pp. 244-246

Harold F. Breimyer

How Much of Farm Program Benefits Are Lost to Farm Operators Via Capitalization into Land Values? pp. 246-247

Walter W. Wilcox

Comment on "The Burden of Debt in Indian Agriculture" pp. 248-249

B. L. Agrawal

The Wallis-Moore Nonparametric Statistical Test pp. 249-250

Lawrence H. Shaw

Comments on Lauren Soth's Review of The Farm Bureau and the New Deal pp. 251-252

Charles B. Shuman

Alleger, Daniel E. (ed.), Fertile Lands of Friendship, the Florida-Costa Rican Experiment in International Agricultural Cooperation and Das, Ram, Action Research and Its Importance in an Under-Developed Economy pp. 253-255

John H. Foster

Enke, Stephen, Economics for Development, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, Prentice Hall, 1963, pp. xxii, 616. ($8.75) pp. 255-256

Elmer W. Learn

Haroldsen, Edwin O., Food—One Tool in International Economic Development, Iowa State University Center for Agriculture and Economic Adjustment, Iowa State University Press, 1962, pp. v, 419. ($4.95) pp. 256-259

Bruce F. Johnston

Hirschman, Albert O., Journeys Toward Progress—Studies of Economic Policy-Making in Latin America, New York, A Twentieth Century Fund Study, 1963, pp. xi, 297. ($4.00) pp. 259-261

Ernest Feder

Landsberg, Hans H., Leonard L. Fischman, and Joseph L. Fisher, Resources in America's Future: Patterns of Requirements and Availabilities, 1960–2000, Baltimore, The Johns Hopkins Press, 1963, pp. xx, 1017. ($15.00) pp. 261-263

W. B. Back

Liebhafsky, H. H., The Nature of Price Theory, Homewood, The Dorsey Press, 1963, pp. xxi, 562. ($8.00) pp. 263-264

T. R. Saving

Mackintosh, A. S., The Development of Firms, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1963, pp. x, 305. ($7.00) pp. 264-266

R. L. Kohls

Phelps Brown, E. H., The Economics of Labor, New Haven and London, Yale University Press, 1962, pp. xi, 278. ($6.00) pp. 266-267

E. E. Liebhafsky

Renborg, Ulf, Studies on the Planning Environment of the Agricultural Firm, Uppsala, Sweden, Almqvist and Wiksells Boktryckeri Ab, 1962, pp. 257. (Sw. Kr. 20.) pp. 268-269

Ken R. Tefertiller

Robinson, Joan, Economic Philosophy, Chicago, Aldine Publishing Company, 1962, pp. 147. ($2.10) pp. 269-270

J. A. Nordin

Tinbergen, Jan, Shaping the World Economy: Suggestions for an International Economic Policy, New York, The Twentieth Century Fund, 1962, pp. xviii, 330. (Cloth, $4.00; Paper, $2.25) pp. 271-273

John W. Mellor