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Volume 43, issue 5, 1961

Relevant Farm Economics pp. 1007-1018

Bushrod W. Allin

Reshaping Farm Policy in 1961 pp. 1019-1031

G. E. Brandow

The Administration's Score on the First Round pp. 1032-1045

G. S. Tolley

Training Needs for American Technical-Assistance Specialists Abroad pp. 1046-1052

W. S. Middaugh

Discussion: Training Needs for American Technical-Assistance Specialists Abroad pp. 1052-1055

Carl K. Eicher

International Opportunities for American Land-Grant Universities pp. 1056-1063

Sherwood Berg

Discussion: International Opportunities for American Land-Grant Universities pp. 1064-1067

Arthur T. Mosher

U.S. Endeavors to Assist Low-Income Countries Improve Economic Capabilities of Their People pp. 1068-1077

Theodore Schultz

Discussion: U.S. Endeavors to Assist Low-Income Countries Improve Economic Capabilities of Their People pp. 1077-1080

Anthony M. Tang

Plans of Agricultural Development in India pp. 1081-1087

D. G. Karve

Discussion: Plans of Agricultural Development in India pp. 1087-1091

W. David Hopper

The Development of Brazilian Agriculture, 1945–1960 pp. 1092-1100

Ruy Miller Paiva

Discussion: The Development of Brazilian Agriculture, 1945–1960 pp. 1101-1102

Jimmye S. Hillman

Significant Changes in Japanese Agriculture Since 1945 pp. 1103-1108

Kazushi Ohkawa

Discussion: Significant Changes in Japanese Agriculture Since 1945 pp. 1108-1111

Bruce F. Johnston

The Stock Resource Value of Water pp. 1112-1129

Maurice M. Kelso

Discussion: The Stock Resource Value of Water pp. 1129-1132

Stephen C. Smith

Water Quality, A Problem for the Economist pp. 1133-1144

S. V. Ciriacy-Wantrup

Discussion: Water Quality, A Problem for the Economist pp. 1145-1146

H. R. Stucky

Water Law and Economic Transfers of Water pp. 1147-1152

Frank J. Trelease

A Measure of the Influence of Weather on Crop Production pp. 1153-1160

James L. Stallings

Discussion: A Measure of the Influence of Weather on Crop Production pp. 1160-1162

James S. Plaxico

Importance of Weather Variability on Management Decisions pp. 1163-1169

K. R. Tefertiller and R. J. Hildreth

Discussion: Importance of Weather Variability on Management Decisions pp. 1170-1171

Don Bostwick

Use of Weather Factors in Short-Run Forecasts of Crop Yields pp. 1172-1178

John J. Morgan

Discussion: Use of Weather Factors in Short-Run Forecasts of Crop Yields pp. 1179-1182

Robert F. Dale

The Farm Labor Force: Recent Trends and Future Prospects pp. 1183-1189

Sheridan T. Maitland and Louis J. Ducoff

Discussion: The Farm Labor Force: Recent Trends and Future Prospects pp. 1189-1192

Louis Levine

The Incidence of Increasing Wage Costs in Farm Production pp. 1193-1200

Frank H. Maier

Discussion: The Incidence of Increasing Wage Costs in Farm Production pp. 1201-1203

J. Edwin Faris

The Use of Foreign Labor for Seasonal Farm Work in the United States—Issues Involved and Interest Groups in Conflict pp. 1204-1210

John W. Mamer

Discussion: The Use of Foreign Labor for Seasonal Work in the United States-Issues Involved and Interest Groups in Conflict pp. 1210-1212

Rex D. Rehnberg

The Preferential Assessment of Farmland, the Maryland Experience pp. 1213-1214

Peter W. House

Effect of Nonfarm Employment on Agricultural Development pp. 1215-1216

W. Keith Burkett

Does the Farm-Ranch Corporation Solve or Circumvent Problems? pp. 1216-1218

Deon W. Hubbard

Economies of Scale in Crop Production pp. 1219-1226

J. Edwin Faris

Discussion: Economies of Scale in Crop Production pp. 1226-1228

Jay P. Swanson

Economies of Scale in Livestock Production pp. 1229-1236

Herbert B. Howell

Discussion: Economies of Scale in Livestock Production pp. 1236-1238

Leo J. Moran

Implications of Economies of Scale to National Agricultural Adjustments pp. 1239-1246

M. L. Upchurch

Discussion: Implications of Economies of Scale to National Agricultural Adjustments pp. 1246-1249

R. H. McAlexander

Improved Managerial Processes for Farmers pp. 1250-1261

James Nielson

Discussion: Improved Managerial Processes for Farmers pp. 1262-1264

G. A. Peterson

The Management Resource and Agricultural Marketing pp. 1265-1274

Charles E. French

Discussion: The Management Resource and Agricultural Marketing pp. 1274-1277

Allen B. Richards

Teaching Managers How to Improve Their Decision-Making Processes pp. 1278-1284

Stephen J. Brannen

Discussion: Teaching Managers How to Improve their Decision-Making Processes pp. 1284-1286

C. B. Baker

Adjusting Livestock Farms in the South to the Prospects of the 1960's pp. 1287-1293

J. H. Blackstone

Discussion: Adjusting Livestock Farms in the South to the Prospects of the 1960's pp. 1293-1295

Lee R. Martin

Adjusting Livestock Farms in the North Central States to the Prospects of the 1960's pp. 1296-1302

Lee M. Day

Discussion: Adjusting Livestock Farms in the North Central States to the Prospects of the 1960's pp. 1302-1305

R. M. Finley

Adjusting Livestock Farms and Ranches in the 11 Western States to the Prospects of the 1960's pp. 1306-1312

Elmer C. Hunter

Discussion: Adjusting Livestock Farms and Ranches in the 11 Western States to the Prospects of the 1960&s pp. 1313-1316

Andrew Vanvig

Factors Influencing the Consumption of Southern Pine pp. 1317-1331

Joseph Zaremba

Discussion: Factors Influencing the Consumption of Southern Pine pp. 1332-1335

Fred S. Hopkins

How Have Acreage-Control Programs Affected Crop Yields? pp. 1336-1337

R. P. Christensen and R. O. Aines

The Long-Run Equilibrium in the Hired Farm Labor Force: History and Implications pp. 1338-1339

G. Edward Schuh

Decision Theory, Climatic Variability, and "Best" Short-Run Management Strategies pp. 1340-1341

Richard J. McConnen

Decision-Making Criteria for Maximizing Returns to Federal Grant Lands pp. 1342-1343

E. Boyd Wennergren and N. K. Roberts

An Approach to Yield Projection and Aggregation pp. 1344-1345

Donald B. Ibach

A Theoretical Scaffolding for Analysis of Market Structures pp. 1346-1353

Stephen H. Sosnick

Discussion: A Theoretical Scaffolding for Analysis of Market Structures pp. 1353-1356

Robert W. Rudd

The Effect of Marketing Orders on Market Structures and Some Consequent Market Developments pp. 1357-1365

Norman Townshend-Zellner

Discussion: The Effect of Marketing Orders on Market Structures and Some Consequent Market Developments pp. 1365-1368

Paul L. Farris

Empirical Measurement in Market Structure Research pp. 1369-1375

Willard F. Mueller

Discussion: Empirical Measurement in Market Structure Research pp. 1375-1376

Homer c. Evans

The Function of Grades in an Affluent, Standardized-Quality Economy pp. 1377-1383

George L. Mehren

Discussion: The Function of Grades in an Affluent, Standardized-Quality Economy pp. 1384-1387

Herman M. Southworth

Economic Effects of Recent Changes in Lamb Standards pp. 1388-1396

Darrell F. Fienup

Discussion: Economic Effects of Recent Changes in Lamb Standards pp. 1396-1398

Roland Welborn

A Merchandiser's View of the Function of Grades pp. 1399-1404

Seth T. Shaw

Discussion: A Merchandiser's View of the Function of Grades pp. 1405-1407

Willard F. Williams

A Queuing Theory Application with Time-Dependent Parameters pp. 1408-1409

Richard L. Simmons

Storage Demand for a Perishable: Potatoes pp. 1410-1411

Olman Hee

Spatial Pricing Accuracy and Price Relationships in the Market for Slaughter Hogs pp. 1412-1413

Thomas T. Stout

Creating A Product Image—Implications for Marketing Agricultural Products pp. 1414-1415

Bardin H. Nelson and Henry V. Courtenay

Some Significant Aspects of Profits in Food Marketing pp. 1416-1417

William T. Wesson

Implications of the Scope Effort to Agricultural Economics pp. 1418-1426

Lloyd H. Davis

Discussion: Implications of the Scope Effort to Agricultural Economics pp. 1426-1428

George S. Abshier

Contributions of Agricultural Economists to the Scope Effort pp. 1429-1436

Roland H. Abraham

Discussion: Contributions of Agricultural Economists to the Scope Effort pp. 1436-1438

T. E. Atkinson

The Scope Effort as Viewed by an Agricultural Economist pp. 1439-1449

Leslie F. Stice

Discussion: The Scope Effort as Viewed by an Agricultural Economist pp. 1449-1452

Roger H. Wilkowske

A Critical Appraisal of the State of Agricultural Economics Extension Work Today pp. 1453-1461

Elmer R. Kiehl

Directions Needed in Extension Farm Management Work pp. 1462-1468

Glen C. Pulver

Directions Needed in Extension Management Work pp. 1469-1474

Robert C. Kramer

Directions Needed in Extension Public Policy Programs pp. 1475-1478

Wallace Barr

Use of Economic Theory in Extension Problem-Solving pp. 1479-1489

John C. Doneth

Use of Economic Theory in Farm Management pp. 1490-1496

Buel F. Lanpher

Use of Economic Theory in Marketing pp. 1497-1502

Richard Phillips

Use of Economic Theory in Public Affairs Extension Work pp. 1503-1510

W. L. Turner

Rural Development Achievements and Shortcomings as Seen at the Federal Level pp. 1511-1518

Don Paarlberg

Discussion: Rural Development Achievements and Shortcomings as Seen at the Federal Level pp. 1518-1520

Louis Levine

Rural Development Achievements and Shortcomings as Seen at the State Level pp. 1521-1528

Frank W. Sheppard

Discussion: Rural Development Achievements and Shortcomings as Seen at the State Level pp. 1528-1531

Earl F. Pettyjohn

Rural Area Development in A Growing Economy pp. 1532-1537

Frank T. Bachmura and Robert B. Glasgow

Discussion: Rural Area Development in A Growing Economy pp. 1538-1540

Milton H. Steinmueller

The Undergraduate Curriculum and Teaching in Agricultural Economics—A Perspective pp. 1541-1542

Carroll V. Hess

The Use of Individual Study Course Techniques in the Undergraduate Curriculum pp. 1543-1544

Richard L. Feltner

Comparative Advantage and Agricultural Economics Undergraduate Curricula pp. 1545-1546

A. Robert Koch

On-The-Job Graduate Study in Agricultural Economics pp. 1547-1548

Bradford D. Crossman and Robert A. Fitzpatrick

The Problems of Teaching Agricultural Economics in India pp. 1549-1550

H. S. Mann

Volume 43, issue 4_Part_I, 1961

The Watershed as an Entity for Development Planning pp. 749-760

Jack Knetsch and William J. Hart

The Mobility of Rural Labour and the Settlement of New Land in Underdeveloped Countries pp. 761-778

E. K. Fisk

Beliefs, Values, and Economic Development pp. 779-796

John M. Brewster

A Dynamic Quarterly Model of the Beef and Pork Economy pp. 797-812

Wayne A. Fuller and George W. Ladd

Advertising without Supply Control: Some Implications of a Study of the Advertising of Oranges pp. 813-837

Marc Nerlove and Frederick V. Waugh

Agriculture and Technical Change pp. 838-858

F. H. Gruen

A Modified Simplex Procedure for Problems with Decreasing Average Cost pp. 859-875

Wilfred Candler and Richard Manning

A General Analytical Framework for Estimating the Production Function for Crops Using Irrigation Water pp. 876-888

Charles V. Moore

Use of Data from Consumer Food Purchase Panels in Market Development Research pp. 889-897

James D. Shaffer

Philosophy, Method and Status of Agricultural Economics pp. 898-909

W. B. Back

Economic Analyses Involving Random Weather Inputs pp. 909-920

James D. McQuigg and John P. Doll

Computer Pitfalls pp. 920-927

Henry Tucker

Consumer Preference and the Substitution of Margarine for Butter pp. 927-934

Daniel Feinberg

Placement of Agricultural Economics B.S. Graduates pp. 934-939

Milton M. Snodgrass

Comments on "Determining the Optimum Replacement Pattern" pp. 939-951

J. W. L. Winder and G. I. Trant

On Determining the Optimum Replacement Pattern: A Reply pp. 952-955

J. Edwin Faris

Distributed Lags, Technological Change, and the Demand for Fertilizer pp. 955-962

Edward F. Renshaw

Distributed Lags, Technological Change, and the Demand for Fertilizer: A Reply pp. 962-964

Zvi Griliches

Changes in the Market Structure of Grocery Retailing, Willard F. Mueller and Leon Garoian. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 1961. Pp. 215, $6.00 pp. 972-974

A. C. Hoffman

Modern Land Policy, Papers of the Land Economics Institute, University of Illinois. Urbana, Ill.: University of Illinois Press, 1960. Pp. x, 449. $8.50 pp. 974-976

M. M. Kelso

Adjustments in Agriculture—A National Basebook, Mervin G. Smith, Director, Carlton F. Christian, Editor. Ames: The Iowa State University Press, 1961. Pp. xvii, 376. $3.95 pp. 976-978

Harold G. Halcrow

Agricultural Production Functions, E. O. Heady and J. L. Dillon. Ames: Iowa State University Press, 1961. Pp. viii, 667. $6.95 pp. 978-979

A. J. Coutu

Marketing of Agricultural Products, Richard L. Kohls. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1961. Pp. xiv, 424. $7.50 pp. 979-982

Lee Kolmer

Western Forest Industry, an Economic Outlook, John A. Guthrie and George R. Armstrong. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Press, 1961. Pp. ix, 324. $6.50 pp. 982-985

I. Irving Holland

Social Statistics, Hubert M. Blalock, Jr., New York: McGraw-Hill Book Co., 1960. Pp. xiv, 465. $7.50 pp. 985-986

Harlow W. Halvorson

Volume 43, issue 3, 1961

Market Structure Analysis as an Orientation for Research in Agricultural Economics pp. 515-553

Robert L. Clodius and Willard F. Mueller

A Policy to Redistribute Losses from Economic Progress pp. 554-565

Theodore Schultz

Public Purpose in Agricultural Research and Education pp. 566-581

Earl O. Heady

Farm Legislation in the 86th Congress pp. 582-605

Ross B. Talbot

The Role of Farm Management in Underdeveloped Countries pp. 606-615

Jerome K. Pasto

Title to Land pp. 616-625

Arthur J. Walrath

The Economic Significance of Woodland Reclamation by Bristish Farms pp. 626-636

Norman Hilton

Agricultural Policy in the European Common Market pp. 637-642

J. H. Richter

Free Competition, Uncertainty and Farmer Decisions pp. 643-651

John L. Dillon and Earl O. Heady

Supply Functions for Milk under Varying Price Situations pp. 651-658

Randolph Barker

Non-Agricultural Income of Land-Cultivating Families in Germany pp. 659-662

Frithjof Kuhnen

Mechanization in Underdeveloped Countries pp. 663-666

Ottar Nervik and E. Haghjoo

Factors Related to Leaving Farming pp. 666-674

Prodipto Roy

Implications of Changes in Market Structure on Extension Marketing Programs and Administration pp. 674-683

Leon Garoian

Effect of Air Freight Rates on Cut Flower Sales pp. 683-690

D. B. DeLoach and W. Miklius

A Study of Consumer Preference for Applesauce Using the Two-Visit Interview Technique pp. 690-697

Douglas J. Dalrymple

Effects of Selected Variables on Prices of Calves in Virginia Feeder Calf Sales pp. 697-706

K. C. Williamson, R. C. Carter and J. A. Gaines

The Diet Problem Revisited: A Linear Programming Model for Convex Economists pp. 706-712

Paul E. Smith

Methods of Correlation and Regression Analysis, Linear and Curvilinear, 3d ed., Mordecai Ezekiel and Karl A. Fox. New York: John Wiley and Sons, Inc., 1959. Pp. xv, 548. $10.95 pp. 721-723

Harold O. Carter

Methods of Regional Analysis: An Introduction to Regional Science, Walter Isard, New York: John Wiley and Sons, Inc., 1960. Pp. xxix, 784. $9.50 pp. 724-725

Carleton C. Dennis

The Structure of a Retail Market and the Market Behavior of Retail Units, Bob R. Holdren. Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1960. Pp. xii, 203. $4.50. (text ed. $1.00) pp. 726-728

Richard O. Been

Physical Distribution Management, Edward W. Smykay, Donald J. Bowersox, and Frank H. Mossman. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1961. Pp. xiv, 283. $6.00 pp. 728-730

Charles E. French

Economics of Watershed Planning, G. S. Tolley and F. E. Riggs. Ames: Iowa State University Press, 1961. Pp. 339. $3.95 pp. 730-731

John Blackmore

Water Resources Activities in the United States, Select Committee on National Water Resources, United States Senate, 32 Committee Prints, Washington: Government Printing Office, 1960. Pp. 2000 pp. 731-733

Allan Schmid

Criteria for Fixation of Water Rates and Selection of Irrigation Projects, The National Council of Applied Economic Research. New York: Asia Publishing House, 1959. Pp. xi, 156 pp. 733-734

Michael F. Brewer

Volume 43, issue 2, 1961

Acceptance and Yield of Choice and Good Beef: Research Results and Implications pp. 181-196

V. James Rhodes

Projections of Water Requirements in the Economics of Water Policy pp. 197-214

S. V. Ciriacy-Wantrup

The Economics of Cooperative Ventures—Further Comments pp. 215-235

Raphael Trifon

The Farm: The Misused Income Expansion Base of Emerging Nations pp. 236-246

Richard W. Lindholm

Age Components of Decrease in Number of Farmers, North Central States, 1890–1954 pp. 247-263

Don Kanel

Cost-Size Relationships for Cash Crop Farms in a Highly Commercialized Agriculture pp. 264-277

H. O. Carter and G. W. Dean

Supply Controls and Acreage Controls: A Proposed Synthesis pp. 278-285

Robert E. Branson

Japanese Agriculture: Productivity Trend and Development of Technique pp. 285-295

Toshio Shishido

A Case Study in Curriculum Development pp. 295-303

R. G. F. Spitze

A Note on the Application of Linear Programming by Agricultural Economics Departments of Land Grant Colleges pp. 303-307

Ludwig M. Eisgruber and Erwin Reisch

Budgeting and Linear Programming Can Give Identical Solutions pp. 307-314

Marvin W. Kottke

A Note on the Small Watershed as a Planning Unit pp. 314-315

M. Gordon Wolman and David F. Bramhall

On Variance Estimate of Marginal Productivity pp. 316

John Y. Lu

Reply to John Lu pp. 317

John P. Doll, Emil H. Jebe and Robert D. Munson

The Role of Agriculture in the World Economy pp. 320-347

Jimmye S. Hillman

Capital Formation: Past and Present pp. 333-343

Maurice Perkins and Lawrence Witt

Discussion: The Role of Agriculture in the World Economy pp. 343-345

Willard L. Thorp

Discussion: The Role of Agriculture in the World Economy pp. 343-347

W. David Hopper

Methods, Assumptions and Results of the Price and Income Projections of the United States Department of Agriculture pp. 348-356

C. Kyle Randall and Anthony S. Rojko

Methods, Assumptions and Results of Free Market Projections for the Livestock and Feed Economy pp. 357-364

Arnold Paulsen and Don Kaldor

Free Market Price Projections Bases on a Formal Econometric Model pp. 365-378

W. A. Cromarty

Discussion: Contributions of Econometrics to Farm Price and Income Policies pp. 378-382

Harlow W. Halvorson

Discussion: Contributions of Econometrics to Farm Price and Income Policy pp. 382-385

Harold F. Breimyer

Programmed Solutions to Practical Farm Problems pp. 386-392

Earl R. Swanson

Shortcomings in Programmed Solutions to Practical Farm Problems pp. 393-401

Clark Edwards

Discussion: Contributions, Shortcomings and Potential Improvements in Linear Programming Solutions pp. 401-404

Dean E. McKee

Discussion: Linear Programming Approach to the Solution of Practical Problems in Farm Management and Micro-Agricultural Economics pp. 404-405

Frederick V. Waugh

Economic Interdependence of Marketing and Producing Firms in American Agriculture pp. 406-417

C. O. McCorkle

Requirements of Consumers, Distributors, and Processors that are Important to Farmers pp. 418-426

Henry B. Arthur

Discussion: Interrelations of Food Marketing and Farming in the American Economy pp. 426-429

W. E. Hamilton

Economic Indicators in Agriculture-Praised and Appraised pp. 430-439

L. L. Boger

Economic Indicators For Labor pp. 440-446

Stanley Ruttenburg

Discussion: Economic Indicators For Labor pp. 446-450

Ewan Clague

Better Economic Indicators For Industry pp. 451-459

Martin R. Gainsbrugh

Discussion: How Well Do the Economic Indicators Indicate What is Happening in the Major Sectors of the Economy pp. 459-461

Oris V. Wells

Regions, Resources, and Economic Growth, Harvey S. Perloff, Edgar S. Dunn, Jr., Eric E. Lampard, and Richard F. Muth. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins Press, 1960. Pp. xxv, 716. $12.00 pp. 471-472

Boris C. Swerling

Farm Surpluses—U.S. Burden or World Asset?, Murray R. Benedict and Elizabeth K. Bauer. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1960. Pp. ii, 232. $3.25 pp. 472-473

John A. Schnittker

The Changing Structure of the Meat Economy, Dale E. Butz and George L. Baker, Jr. Boston, Harvard Business School, Division of Research, 1960. Pp. xix, 204. $3.00 pp. 473-475

Willard F. Williams and James McDowell

The Powerful Consumer, George Katona. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1960. Pp. ix, 275. $6.50 pp. 475-477

James D. Shaffer

Statistical Cost Analysis, J. Johnston. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1960. Pp. ix, 197. $6.75 pp. 477-480

Frank J. Smith

La Reforma Agraria de la America Latina en Washington, Lucio Mendieta y Nuñez. Mexico, D.F.: Instituto de Investigaciones Sociales, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, 1960. Pp. 124. 15 pesos pp. 480-482

Ernest Feder

Seeds That Grew, a History of the Cooperative Grange League Federation Exchange. Joseph G. Knapp. Hinsdale, N. Y.: Anderson House, 1960. Pp. xvi, 535. $6.50 pp. 482-483

H. E. Erdman

The Separation of the Farm Bureau and the Extension Service; Political Issue in a Federal System, William J. Block. Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1960. Pp. vii, 304. Paperbound, $4.00; clothbound, $5.00 pp. 483-485

Joseph C. Headley

Agricultural Finance (Fourth Edition), William G. Murray and Aaron G. Nelson. Ames: The Iowa State University Press, 1960. Pp. x, 486. $6.50 pp. 485-486

Howard G. Diesslin

Linear Programming and the Theory of the Firm, Kenneth E. Boulding and W. Allen Spivey. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1960. Pp. viii, 227. $6.00 pp. 486-488

R. J. Hildreth

Volume 43, issue 1, 1961

Guidelines for a Constructive Revision of Agricultural Policy in the Coming Decade pp. 1-12

Karl Brandt

Parity and Support Prices for Flue-Cured Tobacco pp. 13-26

J. C. Williamson and W. D. Toussaint

Optimum Super Market Check-Out Facilities: An Application of Queuing Theory pp. 27-43

John Y. Lu

Empirical Production Function Free of Management Bias pp. 44-56

Yair Mundlak

Approximate and Exact Solution to Non-Linear Programming Problem with Separable Objective Function pp. 57-70

Dan Yaron and Earl O. Heady

The Effects of Autocorrelated Errors on the Statistical Estimation of Distributed Lag Models pp. 71-82

Wayne A. Fuller and James E. Martin

Toward a Philosophy of Science for Agricultural Economic Research pp. 83-95

A. N. Halter and H. H. Jack

State of the Arts in Agricultural Marketing research pp. 96-100

R. L. Kohls

A Comparison of the Parity Ratio with Agricultural Net Income Measures—1910–1958 pp. 101-112

William L. Ruble

Supply of Dairy Products by Iowa Farmers pp. 113-122

George W. Ladd and George R. Winter

Temporal Deterioration of Research Data on Costs pp. 123-128

Olan D. Forker and D. A. Clarke

The Role of Industrial Development as a Factor Influencing Migration to and From Wisconsin Counties, 1940–1950 pp. 128-137

Stephen Spiegelglas

Toward Effective Integration of Knowledge Situations in a Theory of Managerial Behavior pp. 137-141

Alan R. Bird and Curtis F. Lard

Demand Elasticity in the Factor Market as Implied by Cobb-Douglas Production Functions pp. 142

Clark Edwards

Freedom to Farm, Ezra Taft Benson. Garden City, New York: Doubleday & Company, Inc., 1960. Pp. 239. $3.95 pp. 152-153

G. E. Brandow

Land for the Future, Marion Clawson, R. Burnell Held, and Charles H. Stoddard. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins Press, 1960. Pp. xvi, 570. $8.50 pp. 153-155

M. L. Upchurch

Food, Land and Manpower in Western Europe, P. Lamartine Yates. London: Macmillan & Company, Ltd., 1960. Pp. v, 294. 35s pp. 155-157

Trimble R. Hedges

The Changing Pattern of Europe's Grocery Trade, Robert T. Davis. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1959. Pp. 292. $10.00 pp. 157-158

Frank Meissner

Economics of Agriculture, W. W. Wilcox and W. W. Cochrane. New York: Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1960, 2nd edition. Pp. iii, 538. $8.75 pp. 159-160

C. E. Bishop

Productivity and Technical Change, W. E. G. Salter. University of Cambridge, Department of Applied Economics Monograph 6, Cambridge University Press, 1960. Pp. ix, 198. $4.50 pp. 160-163

Vernon Ruttan

Preface to Econometrics (An Introduction to Quantitative Methods in Economics), Michael J. Brennan, Jr. Cincinnati: South-Western Publishing Co., 1960. Pp. vii, 419. $6.50 pp. 163-164

George K. Brinegar

The Theory of Linear Economic Models, David Gale. New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1960. Pp. xxi, 330. $9.50 pp. 164-166

George Judge