American Journal of Agricultural Economics

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Volume 44, issue 5, 1962

In Search of Principles of Farm Policy pp. 1145-1155

G. E. Brandow

Agricultural Economists: An Unfinished Task pp. 1156-1157

Henry C. Taylor

Agriculture at the Crossroads pp. 1158-1166

Orville L. Freeman

Contributions of the New Frontier to Agricultural Reform in the United States pp. 1167-1179

Willard Cochrane

Discussion: Contributions of the New Frontier to Agricultural Reform in the United States pp. 1179-1183

Don Paarlberg

Discussion: Contributions of the New Frontier to Agricultural Reform in the United States pp. 1184-1187

Roland R. Renne

Discussion: Contributions of the New Frontier to Agricultural Reform in the United States pp. 1187-1191

Harlow W. Halvorson

A Canadian Looks at American Farm Policy pp. 1192-1202

Baldur H. Kristjanson

The Historical Development of Agricultural Fundamentalism in the Nineteenth Century pp. 1203-1211

Gilbert C. Fite

Economic Fundamentalism—Its Relation to Agriculture pp. 1212-1217

John A. Schnittker

Farm Fundamentalism—Its Future pp. 1218-1231

Don F. Hadwiger

Discussion: Farm Fundamentalism—Past and Future pp. 1231-1237

Karl Brandt

Discussion: Farm Fundamentalism—Past and Future pp. 1237-1240

Gladys L. Baker

The Implications of Changes in the Economy for Work in Agricultural Economics pp. 1241-1248

Dale E. Hathaway

Discussion: The Implications of Changes in the Economy for Work in Agricultural Economics pp. 1249-1253

Paul L. Farris

Adequacy of Current Research and Education as Viewed by a Farm Program Analyst pp. 1254-1262

Linley E. Juers

Discussion: Adequacy of Current Research and Education as Viewed by a Farm Program Analyst pp. 1262-1265

Phillip E. Jones

Farm Income Policies and Research pp. 1266-1275

G. S. Tolley

Discussion: Farm Income Policies and Research pp. 1275-1278

H. L. Stewart

Some Observations on the Organizational Nature of a Great Technological Payoff pp. 1279-1294

James T. Bonnen

The Farmer'S Role in the Development of the National Economy pp. 1295-1307

John M. Brewster

Activities of the Center for Agricultural Adjustment and Economic Development for Adapting Research and Education in the Land-Grant System to Economic Change pp. 1308-1320

Earl O. Heady and W. G. Stucky

Keeping Land-Grant College Programs Abreast of Needs in Agriculture pp. 1321-1332

Ernest J. Nesius

Discussion: Administration of Land-Grant Colleges and Economic Growth pp. 1332-1336

E. T. York

Discussion: Administration of Land-Grant Colleges and Economic Growth pp. 1336-1338

Arless A. Spielman

Agricultural Economics Teaching and Our Domestic Problems pp. 1339-1349

R. G. F. Spitze

Teaching as Related to Our International Responsibilities pp. 1350-1360

Lawrence Witt

Discussion: Teaching Agricultural Economics in the Land-Grant University for the 1970'S pp. 1360-1362

Rufus B. Hughes

Discussion: Teaching Agricultural Economics in the Land-Grant University for the 1970'S pp. 1363-1366

David W. Brown

Overcoming the Obstacles to Farm Economic Development in the Less-Developed Countries pp. 1367-1387

Douglas Ensminger

Discussion: Overcoming the Obstacles to Farm Economic Development in the Less-Developed Countries pp. 1387-1388

Jimmye S. Hillman

Discussion: Overcoming the Obstacles to Farm Economic Development in the Less-Developed Countries pp. 1389-1392

Raymond P. Christensen

Discussion: Overcoming the Obstacles to Farm Economic Development in the Less-Developed Countries pp. 1392-1396

Joe R. Motheral

Discussion: Overcoming the Obstacles to Farm Economic Development in the Less-Developed Countries pp. 1396-1400

A. T. Mosher

Realistic Planning for Soviet Agriculture pp. 1401-1405

R. Keith Severin

The Land Market as a Link between the Rural and Urban Sectors of the Economy pp. 1406-1411

Wesley C. Scharlach and G. Edward Schuh

Relationship of Puerto Rican Agriculture to Recent Industrial Development pp. 1412-1416

Rex D. Rehnberg and John E. Stahl

Cooley Amendment Loans—Two Case Studies pp. 1417-1422

Edward Rosenbaum

An Application of Residual Analysis for Determining Relationships between Selected Variables and Unit Cost pp. 1423-1427

R. J. Amick and J. C. Purcell

The Effect of Technical Efficiency on Optimum Size pp. 1428-1432

John E. Kadlec and Arthur K. House

Nonfarm Inputs as a Source of Agricultural Productivity pp. 1433-1438

Charles O. Meiburg

A Correlation Analysis of Water Supply and Irrigated Yields, Mirage Flats Project, 1952–1960 pp. 1439-1443

Frank E. Ellis

Evaluating Farm Investments by Capital Budgeting pp. 1444-1449

Henry A. Wadsworth

Alternative Sources of Managerial Resources on Farms pp. 1450-1460

Albert R. Hagan

Discussion: Alternative Sources of Managerial Resources on Farms pp. 1460-1461

G. I. Trant

Effects of Off-Farm Migration of Managers on Managerial Resources in Agriculture pp. 1462-1471

Paul R. Johnson

Discussion: Effects of Off-Farm Migration of Managers on Managerial Resources in Agriculture pp. 1471-1474

Roger C. Woodworth

Executive Skills and Executive Capacity in Farm Management pp. 1475-1482

Earl J. Partenheimer

Discussion: Executive Skills and Executive Capacity in Farm Management pp. 1482-1485

Jay P. Swanson

The Application of Decision-Making Processes in Extension Work-In Public Policy pp. 1486-1494

John O. Dunbar

Discussion: The Application of Decision-Making Processes in Extension Work—In Public Policy pp. 1494-1496

Joseph Ackerman

The Application of Decision-Making Processes in Extension Work—In Farm Management pp. 1497-1508

H. G. Routhe

Discussion: The Application of Decision-Making Processes in Extension Work—In Farm Management pp. 1508-1511

Clyde R. Weathers

The Application of Decision-Making Processes in Extension Work—In Marketing pp. 1512-1519

Eric Thor

Discussion: The Application of Decision-Making Processes in Extension Work—In Marketing pp. 1519-1522

Dale E. Butz

Goals and Conflicts in Agricultural Marketing Research pp. 1523-1532

Irving Dubov

Discussion: Goals and Conflicts in Agricultural Marketing Research pp. 1533-1536

Eldon D. Smith

An Economist Evaluates Marketing Research by Production Specialists and Home Economists pp. 1537-1546

Richard R. Newberg

Discussion: An Economist Evaluates Marketing Research by Production Specialists and Home Economists pp. 1546-1550

Paul L. Kelley

Contributions Agricultural Marketing Research Might Make to Policy Formulation pp. 1551-1560

Lee R. Martin

Discussion: Contributions Agricultural Marketing Research Might Make to Policy Formulation pp. 1560-1561

Homer C. Evans

Oligopoly: Structure and Infra-Structure pp. 1562-1566

Norman Townshend-Zellner

Intermarket Milk Price Relationships and Implications pp. 1567-1571

Emerson M. Babb

Methodology and Implications of Spatial Equilibrium Solutions in the Pork Sector of the Livestock-Meat Economy pp. 1572-1576

Thomas T. Stout and Ernest R. Bentley

Depreciation: A Rising Cost of Processing Food Products pp. 1577-1582

Stephen J. Hiemstra

The Demand for Agricultural Mortgage Credit pp. 1583-1588

Leon F. Hesser and G. Edward Schuh

Lessons for Farm Economists from Recent Antitrust Decision—A Lawyer's View pp. 1589-1598

Neil Brooks

Discussion: Lessons for Farm Economists from Recent Antitrust Decisions—A Lawyer's View pp. 1598-1602

Harrison F. Houghton

Lessons for Farm Economists from Recent Antitrust Decisions—An Economist's View pp. 1603-1610

Robert L. Clodius

Discussion: Lessons for Farm Economists from Recent Antitrust Decisions—An Economist's View pp. 1611-1613

Paul E. Nelson

Lessons for Farm Economists from Recent Antitrust Decisions—Desirable Public Policy pp. 1614-1623

Edwin G. Nourse

Discussion: Lessons for Farm Economists from Recent Antitrust Decisions—Desirable Public Policy pp. 1623-1626

James G. Maddox

Administrative Processes at the National Level pp. 1627-1635

Howard C. Feddersen

Discussion: Administrative processes at the National Level pp. 1635-1639

Allan Schmid

Administrative Processes at the Local Level pp. 1640-1645

C. J. Blanford

Discussion: Administrative Processes at the Local Level pp. 1645-1647

James R. Bowring

The Role of Judicial Review in the Administrative Process pp. 1648-1655

Sydney C. Winton

Discussion: The Role of Judicial Review in the Administrative Process pp. 1655-1658

Thomas J. Flavin

A Review of Current National Plans for Land and Water Use pp. 1659-1667

Harry A. Steele and Mark M. Regan

Discussion: A Review of Current National Plans for Land and Water Use pp. 1668-1671

Philip Raup

Progress in Dealing With Measurement and Quality Problems in Planning Land and Water Use pp. 1672-1683

Ayers Brinser

New Approaches in Organizing for Land and Water Use pp. 1684-1694

Stephen C. Smith

Discussion: New Approaches in Organizing for Land and Water Use pp. 1694-1696

Robert C. Otte

Valuing, Paying for and Providing Open Space in Urban Fringe Areas pp. 1697-1704

Patrick J. Cusick

Discussion: Valuing, Paying for and Providing Open Space in Urban Fringe Areas pp. 1704-1706

J. B. Kohlmeyer

The Socio-Political-Economic Framework of Agriculture in the Rural-Urban Fringe pp. 1707-1713

J. W. Fanning

Discussion: The Socio-Political-Economic Framework of Agriculture in the Rural-Urban Fringe pp. 1713-1717

Elmer L. Sauer

Land Values and Parks in Urban Fringe Areas pp. 1718-1726

Jack Knetsch

Discussion: Land Values and Parks in Urban Fringe Areas pp. 1726-1729

William M. Crosswhite

Some Institutional Aspects of Rural Development pp. 1730-1734

W. Keith Burkett

Institutional Change and Capital Control in Agriculture pp. 1735-1739

J. H. Atkinson and L. T. Wallace

An Interpretive View of an Institutional Process: Measuring Effectiveness and Changeability of the Cooperative Extension Service pp. 1740-1744

Paul W. Barkley and Wayne C. Rohrer

Hawaii's New Approach to Land Use Regulation pp. 1745-1748

Harold L. Baker

The Effects of the Price-Support Program for Peanuts on the Sale Value of Farms pp. 1749-1753

James L. Hedrick

What the Federal-State Farm Economic Intelligence Service is and Does pp. 1754-1759

Nathan M. Koffsky

Discussion: What the Federal-State Farm Economic Intelligence Service is and Does pp. 1759-1762

J. Carroll Bottum

Unsolved Problems in Data Collection and Analysis pp. 1763-1772

John Ferris

Unsolved Problems in Dissemination and Application pp. 1773-1778

Karl Shoemaker

Discussion: Unsolved Problems in Dissemination and Application pp. 1778-1780

L. H. Simerl

Volume 44, issue 4, 1962

The Measurement and Importance of Real Capital Gains in United States Agriculture, 1940 through 1959 pp. 929-940

Dale M. Hoover

Empirical Estimates of Technological Change in United States Agriculture, 1850–1958 pp. 941-952

Lester Lave

The Equilibrium Size of Marketing Plants in a Spatial Market pp. 953-967

J. C. Williamson

The Effectiveness of Location Incentives on Local Economic Development pp. 968-978

Vernon Ruttan and L. T. Wallace

Simultaneous Target Planning for Farms and the Area pp. 979-991

A. P. Varley and G. S. Tolley

Public Law 480 in Colombia pp. 992-1004

Theodore J. Goering

Demand, and the Supply of Food in Chile pp. 1005-1020

James O. Bray

The Lemon Cycle pp. 1021-1036

Ben C. French and Raymond G. Bressler

Estimating Citrus Production by Use of Frame Count Survey pp. 1037-1049

Roy G. Stout

Quarterly Fluctuations in Retail Prices of Meat pp. 1050-1060

Samuel H. Logan and James N. Boles

Family Labor and Technological Advance in Farming pp. 1061-1068

Radoje Nikolitch

A Note on Integer Programming and the Problem of Increasing Returns pp. 1068-1076

Warren F. Musgrave

The Changing Effects of Nonfarm Business Expansions on Farm Costs pp. 1077-1084

W. Keith Bryant

Criteria and Problems in the Use of Quantitative Analytical Procedures for Public Development Investments pp. 1085-1092

Melvin L. Cotner

Comment on "Public Pricing of Natural Resources" pp. 1092-1094

Karl S. Landstrom

Reply to Landstrom's Comment pp. 1095-1097

Michael F. Brewer

"Capitalized Values and Misallocation in Grazing Public Range": A Comment pp. 1097-1100

J. W. Milliman

"Capitalized Values and Misallocation in Grazing Public Range": A Reply pp. 1100-1102

B. Delworth Gardner

Managing Farm Surpluses: A Statement by the NPA Agriculture Committee and a Report by Frederick V. Waugh. NPA Planning Pamphlet No. 117, Washington: National Planning Association, 1962. Pp. vi, 90. $1.75 pp. 1108-1109

Robert L. Clodius

Mathematical Models for Economic Growth, Jan Tinbergen and Hendricus C. Bos. New York: McGraw-Hill Publishing Co., 1962. Pp. viii, 136. $6.90 pp. 1109-1112

Wilbur R. Maki

Tratado de Economίa Agrίcola, Edmundo Flores. Buenos Aires: Fondo de Cultura Econόmica, 1961, pp. 442. 50 pesos Mexican pp. 1112-1113

Jimmye S. Hillman

Volume 44, issue 3, 1962

The Three Economies of Agriculture pp. 679-699

Harold F. Breimyer

The Process of Agricultural Development in Low-Income Countries pp. 700-716

John W. Mellor

Long-Run Demand: A Concept, and Elasticity Estimates for Meats pp. 717-730

William G. Tomek and Willard Cochrane

Decomposition of the Beef and Pork Cycles pp. 731-743

Wilbur R. Maki

Dynamic Discrepancies in Agricultural Economic Systems pp. 744-753

Pinhas Zusman

Some Effects of Income Taxes on Large-Scale Agriculture pp. 754-768

Gerald W. Dean and Harold O. Carter

Federal Crop Insurance Tied to a Bushel-Quota Farm Program pp. 769-780

Ralph R. Botts

Prices of Negotiable Marketing Certificates for Milk pp. 781-795

K. L. Robinson and M. H. MacDonald

Cost Sharing as a Means of Improving the Share Rent Lease pp. 796-807

Russell L. Berry

The Intangible Side of Agricultural Marketing—A Neglected Area of Research pp. 808-819

H. S. Irwin

Problems of Soviet Agriculture pp. 820-836

Jan S. Prybyla

A Method of Appraising Irrigation Returns pp. 837-850

Shlomo Reutlinger and James A. Seagraves

The Volume of Commodities Involved in Price Support Programs Related to the Indexes of Farm Output, 1948–1960 pp. 850-866

B. F. Jones and Dale E. Hathaway

Quantity and Price Adjustments under Alternative Government Programs for Cotton pp. 866-876

Leo V. Blakley

The Significance of Non-Speculative Returns in the Appraisal of Buffer-Stock Schemes pp. 876-882

Alan Powell and Keith O. Campbell

Farm Account Projects—A Valuable Tool in Extension Program Development pp. 883-887

Leonard R. Kyle

Prices, Costs and Marketing Margins for Fresh Fruits and Vegetables pp. 888-894

Alden C. Manchester

Demand for Factors and Supply of Output in a Perfectly Competitive Industry pp. 895-899

G. E. Brandow

A Study of Managerial Processes of Midwestern Farmers, Glenn L. Johnson, Albert N. Halter, Harald R. Jensen and D. Woods Thomas. Iowa State University Press, Ames, 1961. Pp. xii, 221. $4.95 pp. 905-908

Emery N. Castle

Goals and Values in Agricultural Policy, Iowa State University Center for Agricultural and Economic Adjustment. Iowa State University Press, Ames, 1961. Pp. viii, 364. $4.95 pp. 908-910

Dale E. Hathaway

Economics and Management in Agriculture, Warren H. Vincent, Editor. Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1962. Pp. xvii, 452. $7.50 pp. 910-912

George K. Brinegar

Surplus ⋯ The Riddle of American Agriculture, Alan R. Bird. New York: Springer Publishing Company, Inc., 1962. Pp. 128. $3.75 pp. 912-914

Elmer Menzie

Volume 44, issue 2, 1962

Cooperative Enterprise and Organization Theory pp. 275-290

Peter Helmberger and Sidney Hoos

Markups, Leaders and Discrimination in Retail Pricing pp. 291-306

Lee E. Preston

An Econometric Investigation of the Market for Hired Labor in Agriculture pp. 307-321

G. Edward Schuh

The Inter-Sectoral Wage Differential in Japan, 1881–1959 pp. 322-334

Koji Taira

The Relative Contribution of Capital Intensity and Productivity to Changes in Output and Income in the U.S. Economy, Farm and Nonfarm Sectors, 1946–58 pp. 335-348

Cleveland A. Chandler

The Role of Marketing in the Development of Backward Agricultural Economies pp. 349-362

J. C. Abbott

Land-Use Improvement: A Key to the Economic Development of Taiwan pp. 363-372

Tsui Young-Chi

Factors Influencing Firm and Regional Adjustments in the Los Angeles Milkshed pp. 373-381

L. B. Fletcher and C. O. McCorkle

Capital and Labor in the Hawaiian Sugar Industry Since 1870: A Study of Economic Development pp. 381-388

J. A. Mollett

Economic Implications of Share Contracts for Sugar Beets pp. 388-397

John R. Moore

An Algorithm for Form-Free Estimates of Ordinates pp. 397-407

Thomas E. Tramel

A Note on "The Effects of Autocorrelated Errors on the Statistical Estimation of Distributed Lag Models" pp. 407-410

Wayne A. Fuller and James E. Martin

Expanded Uses of the Value-Added Technique in Agriculture pp. 410-418

John M. Bailey

Characteristics of the Farmers Leaving Agriculture in an Iowa County pp. 419-426

Lowell D. Hill

Water Law and Economic Transfers of Water: A Reply pp. 427-434

M. Mason Gaffney

Water Law and Economic Transfers of Water: A Rejoinder pp. 435-443

Frank J. Trelease

Comments on "Public Purpose in Agricultural Research and Education" pp. 444-453

Dana G. Dalrymple

An Alternative View of State Expenditures pp. 454-461

Earl O. Heady

A New Dealer Looks at the New Frontier pp. 462-475

Henry A. Wallace

The Scope of Farmer Cooperatives—Present and Future pp. 476-488

Joseph G. Knapp

Growth of Farmer Cooperatives—Obstacles and Opportunities pp. 489-500

D. B. DeLoach

Discussion: Farmer Cooperatives pp. 500-502

Glenn Lake

Discussion: Farmer Cooperatives pp. 503-505

Willard F. Mueller

Economic Security for Agricultural Labor pp. 506-517

Louis Levine

Discussion: Economic Security for Agricultural Labor pp. 518-521

Leonard P. Adams

Relation of Chronic Low Farm Incomes to Major National Economic Problems pp. 522-533

William E. Hendrix

Discussion: Relation of Chronic Low Farm Incomes to Major National Economic Problems pp. 533-535

John G. McNeely

Problems in Domestic Policy pp. 536-545

Marshall Harris

Discussion: Problems in Domestic Policy pp. 545-549

Peter Dorner

Problems in Foreign Policy pp. 550-559

Erven J. Long

Discussion: Problems in Foreign Policy pp. 559-563

Howard E. Conklin

Analytic Framework for Measuring Social Costs pp. 564-574

Martin J. Bailey

Discussion: Analytic Framework for Measuring Social Costs pp. 574-579

Leonid Hurwicz

Measures of Social Costs of Agricultural Programs pp. 580-594

T. D. Wallace

Discussion: Measures of Social Cost of Agricultural Programs pp. 595-597

James P. Cavin

A Progress Report pp. 598-602

Howard P. Davis

Discussion: A Progress Report pp. 603-606

Robert C. Kramer

Some Reactions of the Food Trade pp. 607-612

S. Kent Christensen

Discussion: Some Reactions of the Food Trade pp. 612-615

John M. Rathmell

Census Concepts: Past, Present, and Future pp. 616-621

Ray Hurley

Discussion: Census Concepts—Past, Present, and Future pp. 622-624

J. E. Pallesen

Analytic Concepts: Changes Induced by Technologic and Economic Developments pp. 625-632

Nathan M. Koffsky

Discussion: Analytic Concepts—Changes Induced by Technologic and Economic Developments pp. 632-635

Lee R. Martin

Natural Resources and Economic Growth, Joseph J. Spengler, Ed. Washington: Resources for the Future, Inc., 1961. Pp. x, 303. $3.50 pp. 641-643

Donald R. Kaldor

Dynamics of Land Use—Needed Adjustment, Iowa State University Center for Agricultural and Economic Adjustment. Ames: Iowa State University Press, 1961. Pp. viii, 371. $4.95 pp. 643-646

Glenn L. Johnson

Agricultural Supply Functions—Estimating Techniques and Interpretations, Earl O. Heady et al. (Ed.). Ames: Iowa State University Press, 1961. Pp. viii, 305. $3.95 pp. 646-649

W. Neill Schaller

Influences of Economic and Social Factors on U.S. Food Consumption, Marguerite C. Burk. Minneapolis: Burgess, 1961. Pp. ii, 135. $3.75 pp. 649-650

V. James Rhodes

Planning Production, Inventories, and Work Force, Charles C. Holt, Franco Modigliani, John F. Muth and Herbert A. Simon. Englewood Cliffs: 1960. Pp. xii, 419. $10.60 and Decision Models for Inventory Management, Robert B. Fetter and Winston C. Dalleck. Homewood: 1961. Pp. x, 118. $5.75 pp. 650-652

G. S. Tolley

Volume 44, issue 1, 1962

The Study of Interactions between Agriculture and the Nonfarm Economy: Local, Regional and National pp. 1-34

Karl A. Fox

Public Pricing of Natural Resources pp. 35-49

Michael F. Brewer

Transfer Restrictions and Misallocation in Grazing Public Range pp. 50-63

B. Delworth Gardner

Regional Location of Beef Cattle Feeding pp. 64-81

Lee F. Schrader and Gordon A. King

Estimating the Reliability of Quantities Derived from Empirical Production Functions pp. 82-99

Wayne A. Fuller

Non-Linear Programming and Non-Linear Regression Procedures pp. 100-114

Clark Edwards

Ramifications of the Relationship between Income and Food pp. 115-125

Marguerite C. Burk

Some Price Discrimination Aspects in Bank Farm Loan Interest Rates pp. 126-140

Reynold P. Dahl

Parity Income Prices pp. 141-156

Curtis C. Harris

The "Cost of the Wrong Decision" as a Guide in Production Research pp. 157-168

Joseph Havlicek and James A. Seagraves

Marketing through Discount Stores pp. 169-177

D. B. DeLoach

The Effect of the Financial Arrangements of Shopping Centers on Concentration in Food Retailing pp. 178-182

John R. Moore

Estimated Impact of Unemployment on Family Food Expenditures—1958 pp. 182-188

James Duncan Shaffer

The Use of Markov Processes in Measuring Changes in Market Structure pp. 189-199

Daniel I. Padberg

Do Farmers Hold a Preference for Risk? pp. 200-207

Paul R. Johnson

Estimating the Value of Irrigation Water from Farm Sales Data in Northeastern Colorado pp. 207-213

L. M. Hartman and R. L. Anderson

A Note on Spatial Pricing Accuracy and Price Relationships in the Market for Slaughter Hogs pp. 213-219

Thomas T. Stout and Richard L. Feltner

Reduction of Price Variation in a Producers' Market pp. 219-221

H. Z. Rosenberg and James R. Gray

Reply to "Philosophy, Method and Status of Agricultural Economics" pp. 221-225

A. N. Halter

"The Farm: The Misused Income Expansion Base of Emerging Nations"—A Commentary pp. 225-232

Lorand D. Schweng

Reply to Commentary on "The Farm: The Misused Income Expansion Base of Emerging Nations" pp. 232-234

Richard W. Lindholm

Guatemala: The Land and the People, Nathan L. Whetten. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1961. Pp. xi, 399. $6.00 pp. 242-243

Howard E. Conklin

New Laws for New Forests, Erling D. Solberg. Madison, The University of Wisconsin Press, 1961. Pp. xxiv, 611. $7.50 pp. 243-245

Ernest M. Gould

Mathematical Models and Methods in Marketing, edited by Frank M. Bass, Robert D. Buzzell, Mark R. Greene, William Lazer, Edgar A. Pessemier, Donald L. Shawver, Abraham Schuchman, Chris A. Theodore, George W. Wilson. Homewood, Illinois: Richard D. Irwin, Inc., 1961. Pp. xi, 545. $8.50 pp. 245-247

Sidney Hoos

Economic Theory and Operations Analysis, William J. Baumol. Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1961. Pp. x, 438. $6.95 pp. 247-249

Paul L. Farris and James C. Snyder

The Evolution of Agricultural Co-operation, Louis P. F. Smith [with a foreword by Margaret Digby]. Basil Blackwell, Oxford, 1961. Pp. xii, 216. 25 shillings net pp. 249-252

Joseph G. Knapp

American Cooperatives, Jerry Voorhis. New York: Harper & Bros., 1961. Pp. vii, 266. $4.75 and The Tax Exemption of Cooperatives, Robert T. Patterson. New York: University Publishers, Second Edition, 1961. Pp. xii, 140. $5.00 pp. 252-255

Richard G. Walsh

Agricultural Credit in Economically Underdeveloped Countries, Horace Belshaw. Rome: Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, 1959. Pp. xv, 255. $3.50 or 17s. 6d pp. 255-257

Montague M. Yudelman

The Economic Background to Agricultural Policy, Edith H. Whetham. Cambridge, The University Press, 1960. Pp. xii, 147. $4.50 pp. 257-259

Alan R. Bird