American Journal of Agricultural Economics

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Volume 33, issue 4_Part_2, 1951

European Economic Integration and World Trade Policy pp. 601-612

F. A. Knox

Policy Lessons from the Economic Mobilization of the United States pp. 613-620

Theodore Schultz

The Impact of the Defense Program on the Canadian Economy pp. 621-633

M. C. Urquhart

Impact of Defense Programs on the Economics of the United States and Canada: Discussion pp. 634-635

H. H. Hannam

The Canadian Agricultural Economy pp. 636-648

W. M. Drummond

A Mid-Century Look at Agriculture in the United States pp. 649-662

Sherman E. Johnson

The Agricultural Economies of Canada and the United States—Present Position and Probable Future Trends: Discussion pp. 663-664

George Brandow

The Agricultural Economies of Canada and the United States—Present Position and Probable Future Trends: Discussion pp. 664-666

J. F. Booth

The Canadian Approach to the Control of Inflation pp. 667-675

K. W. Taylor

Production and Distribution Problems under Direct Price Controls pp. 676-684

Don Paarlberg

Price Policy in the Present Emergency: Discussion pp. 684-686

George L. Mehren

Price Policy in the Present Emergency: Discussion pp. 686-688

D. B. Varner

Conditions for Economic Change in Underdeveloped Countries pp. 689-696

J. K. Galbraith

Some Problems Involved in Transferring Technology to Underdeveloped Areas pp. 697-705

Herrell DeGraff

Economic Problems of Underdeveloped Areas: Discussion pp. 705-708

Lawrence Witt

Economic Problems of Underdeveloped Areas: Discussion pp. 708-710

G. S. H. Barton

Manpower Requirements on Agriculture during the Next Ten Years pp. 711-721

Glen T. Barton

Policies and Procedures to Facilitate Desirable Shifts of Manpower pp. 722-729

D. Johnson

Manpower Requirements of Agriculture: Discussion pp. 730-732

George V. Haythorne

Manpower Requirements of Agriculture: Discussion pp. 732-734

George H. Aull

Alberta's Public Land Policy, Past and Present pp. 735-749

V. A. Wood

Land Policy: Discussion pp. 749-751

Marion Clawson

Land Policy: Discussion pp. 752-753

J. Coke

Land Policy: Discussion pp. 754-755

R. J. Penn

Rural Zoning, Present and Future pp. 756-767

Erling D. Solberg

Land Classification in the Prairie Provinces pp. 768-775

C. C. Spence and G. Haase

Land Classification and Rural Zoning: Discussion pp. 775-777

Carleton P. Barnes

Land Classification and Rural Zoning: Discussion pp. 777-779

W. J. Anderson

Sampling for Agricultural Statistics in Canada pp. 780-786

A. D. Holmes

Organization of Agricultural Statistics Work in Canada pp. 787-794

C. V. Parker

Agricultural Statistics: Discussion pp. 794-796

F. M. Schrader

Some Applications of United States Experience to Data Problems of Other Countries pp. 797-804

Paul L. Koenig

Agricultural Statistics: Discussion pp. 804-806

Sol Sinclair

Agricultural Statistics: Discussion pp. 806-807

Joseph A. Becker

Improving Labor Efficiency Through Improving Farm Organization pp. 808-817

P. E. Johnston

Increasing Labor Efficiency on Individual Farm Enterprises pp. 818-826

Ernest J. Nesius

Increasing Labor Efficiency Through Worker Training and Improved Labor Relations pp. 827-833

L. M. Vaughan

Improving Labor Efficiency in Farming: Discussion pp. 833-834

W. A. Jenkins

Improving Labor Efficiency in Farming: Discussion pp. 835-836

Lowell S. Hardin

Evaluating the Effect of a Change in a Farm Management Practice: Mow-Curing Hay pp. 837-846

Robert M. Carter

Getting Research Data by Group Conference pp. 847-852

S. A. Engene

Farm Management Research: Discussion pp. 852-853

S. C. Hudson

Farm Management Research: Discussion pp. 853-856

H. B. James

New Developments in Farm Appraisal for Loans and Tax Assessment pp. 857-865

William G. Murray

Benefit-Cost Analysis of Resource Development Programs pp. 866-878

M. M. Regan and E. L. Greenshields

Farm Appraisal and Benefit-Cost Analysis: Discussion pp. 878-880

S. W. Warren

Trends in Farm Size and Organization in the United States pp. 881-892

James Vermeer

Implications of Trends in Farm Size and Organization pp. 893-904

Kenneth H. Parsons and Wyn F. Owen

Trends in Farm Size and Organization and Their Implications: Discussion pp. 904-906

H. K. Leckie

Trends in Farm Size and Organization and Their Implications: Discussion pp. 906-908

Max Myers

Developments in Canadian Cooperation pp. 909-917

Vernon C. Fowke

Financing Farmer Cooperatives pp. 918-926

Harold Hedges

Agricultural Cooperation: Discussion pp. 927-929

Leonard Harman

Agricultural Cooperation: Discussion pp. 929-931

J. E. O'Meara

Marketing Research in the United States during the Past Five Years pp. 932-943

Harry C. Trelogan

Research in Marketing Efficiency pp. 944-954

R. G. Bressler

Marketing Research: Discussion pp. 954-956

John W. White

Marketing Research: Discussion pp. 956-958

A. H. Turner

Canada's Experiment in State Trading pp. 959-967

Gordon L. Burton

The Ontario Marketing Boards pp. 968-979

G. F. Perkin

Marketing Developments in Canada: Discussion pp. 979-981

John D. Black

Marketing Developments in Canada: Discussion pp. 981-984

E. C. Hope

An Appraisal of Current Economic Research in Fruit and Vegetable Marketing pp. 985-992

Bennett S. White and D. B. DeLoach

The Objectives of Fruit and Vegetable Marketing Research: A Beginner's View pp. 993-1001

D. C. Kimmel

Marketing Roundtable-Fruits and Vegetables: Discussion pp. 1002-1003

J. K. Samuels

Marketing Roundtable-Fruits and Vegetables: Discussion pp. 1003-1004

M. W. Farrell

Marketing Roundtable-Fruits and Vegetables: Discussion pp. 1005-1006

Charles H. Merchant

Increasing the Effectiveness in Coordination of Dairy Marketing Research pp. 1007-1012

S. M. Johnson, J. B. Roberts, R. J. Saville, R. G. Bressler, L. F. Herrmann and Morris Rachlis

The Sample Survey as a Research Technique in Marketing Livestock and Livestock Products pp. 1013-1018

C. P. Wilson

The Importance of Grading in Relation to Livestock Marketing pp. 1019-1023

S. C. Barry

Marketing Roundtable-Livestock and Livestock Products: Discussion pp. 1023-1024

W. F. Ewert

Marketing Roundtable-Livestock and Livestock Products: Discussion pp. 1025-1027

Gerald Engelman

Topic I: How Can Economic Research Develop More Effective Incentives for Maintaining Quality of Poultry Products During Marketing? pp. 1028-1033

G. M. Beal and Edwin H. Matzen

Topic II: An Evaluation of Integration in the Poultry Meat Industry pp. 1034-1042

E. L. Baum and W. P. Mortenson

An Analysis of Statutory Market Control Programs in the California Arizona Orange Industry pp. 1043-1048

Robert L. Clodius

Farm Tenure Processes in South Dakota pp. 1049-1052

Max Myers

Application of Economic Theory to Farm Management Research pp. 1053-1057

D. B. Williams

Volume 33, issue 4_Part_1, 1951

Output Responses of Farm Firms pp. 445-469

Willard Cochrane and William T. Butz

The Measurement of Price Support Costs pp. 470-484

Karl Fox

A Production Function and Marginal Rates of Substitution in the Utilization of Feed Resources by Dairy Cows pp. 485-498

Earl O. Heady

Soil and Land Classification pp. 499-513

Charles E. Kellogg

The Family Farm and the Three Traditions pp. 514-529

Joe R. Motheral

Problems in Wool Marketing Research pp. 530-539

P. L. Slagsvold

Farm Price Gyrations by Cochrane pp. 540-544

Theodore Schultz

A Rejoinder pp. 545

Willard Cochrane

Agricultural Output and Investment in Postwar Europe pp. 545-550

Alexander Eckstein

Some Problems in Marketing Research with Special Reference to Poulty Products pp. 551-557

W. P. Mortenson

Possible Sources of Increased Agricultural Production pp. 557-561

Almon T. Mace

Sampling Problems Related to the Study of the Appropriate Time to Market Fryers pp. 561-567

E. L. Baum and O. L. Brough

Testing Farm Business Analysis Factors by Correlation pp. 567-574

B. R. Bookhout

The Closing of the Public Domain, E. Louise Peffer, Stanford; Stanford U. Press, 1951. pp. xi, 372. $4.50 pp. 577-578

Raymond J. Penn

Uncle Sam's Acres, Marion Clawson, New York; Dodd, Mead & Co., 1951. pp. xiv, 414. $5.00 pp. 577

Raymond J. Penn

An Introduction to Agricultural Economics, Robert C. Ross. New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc., 1951. Pp. vii, 414. $5.50 pp. 579-580

Robert L. Clodius

Agricultural Discontent in the Middle West 1900–1939, Theodore Saloutos and John D. Hicks. Madison, University of Wisconsin Press, 1951. pp. viii, 581. $6.75 pp. 580-581

Dale E. Hathaway

Economic Resources and Policies of the South. Calvin B. Hoover and B. U. Ratchford. New York; The Macmillan Company, 1951. Pp. xxvii, 464. $5.50 pp. 581-584

Adlowe L. Larson

Subsidies for Farmers, Robert E. Summers, New York: H. W. Wilson Company. The Reference Shelf Series, Volume 23, No. 1, 1951, 208 pp. $1.75 pp. 584-585

Earl L. Butz

Measures for the Economic Development of under-Developed Countries. Report by a Group of Experts. New York: United Nations, 1951. Pp. v, 108. $.75 pp. 585-587

Lawrence W. Witt

Trade and Agriculture, a Study of Inconsistent Policies, D. Gale Johnson. New York: John Wiley and Sons, 1950. Pp. vii, 198. $2.50 pp. 587-589

Robert B. Schwenger

Relief Measures in Favour of Low-Income Farmers in Europe, Sigmund von Frauendorfer. Bombay: The Indian Society of Agricultural Economics, 1951. Pp. 50. Rs. 2/8 pp. 589-591

Philip Raup

Land Mortgage Banks, Agricultural Credit Department, Reserve Bank of India, 1951. Bombay: Pp. 77. Re, 1/- pp. 589a

Philip Raup

Readings in Agricultural Economics, Nature and Scope The Indian Society of Agricultural Economics, 1950. Bombay: Pp. 160. Rs. 5/- pp. 589b

Philip Raup

World Resources and Industries. Erich W. Zimmermann. New York: Harper and Brothers, Revised edition, 1951. Pp. xvi, 832. $7.50 pp. 591-593

E. L. Baum

News NotesAwards for 1952 pp. 594-598

G. H. Aull

Volume 33, issue 3, 1951

Changes in the Demand for Food from 1941 to 1950 pp. 281-298

Marguerite C. Burk

The Minimum-Cost Dairy FeedAn Application of "Linear Programming" pp. 299-310

Frederick V. Waugh

Agricultural Price Policy in the United Kingdom pp. 311-319

William E. Heath

Cooperative Milk Marketing in Norway pp. 320-335

John C. Norby and Oddvar Aresvik

Agricultural Price Policy in Sweden pp. 336-345

Sven Holmström

Domestic Control of an Export Industry: Cuban Sugar pp. 346-356

Boris C. Swerling

Relations between Agricultural Price Policy and Marketing Research pp. 357-368

Sidney Hoos

Research Attitudes in Farm Management pp. 369-380

H. C. M. Case and D. B. Williams

Maximizing Worker Productivity through Evaluation of Its Components—A Hypothesis pp. 381-388

Max E. Brunk and Jack C. Thompson

A Comment on Professor Schultz' "Framework for Land Economics" pp. 389-396

C. W. Loomer

Wartime Production Adjustment Studies—An Experience in Judgment Estimating pp. 397-401

Carl P. Heisig

Negotiated Wage Payments in British West Indian Agriculture pp. 402-405

Simon Rottenberg

Some Thoughts on German Agricultural PolicyAn open letter to a German friend pp. 405-409

J. H. Richter

Relation of Inherent Soil Productivity to Debt-Paying Capacity of Minnesota Farms pp. 409-412

William L. Cavert

Price Discrimination with Fixed Supply pp. 413-414

C. W. Vrooman

Farm Price Supports and the Retail Price of Food since World War II pp. 415-418

Walter W. Wilcox

The Use of Physical Input-Output Data in Predicting Delivery Costs for Concentrated Fresh Milk pp. 418-420

John W. Hicks

The Rural Economy of New England, John Donald Black. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1950. Pp. xxiv, 796. $7.50 pp. 423-425

David Rozman

The Nineteen Fifties Come First, Edwin G. Nourse. New York: Henry Holt and Co., 1950. Pp. 184. $2.00 pp. 425-426

O. B. Jesness

Agricultural Market Prices, Warren C. Waite and Harry C. Trelogan. New York: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., Third Edition, 1951. Pp. vii, 430. $5.25 pp. 426-427

G. E. Brandow

Inflation in the United States, 1940–1948, Lester V. Chandler, New York: Harper and Brothers, 1951, Pp. xi, 396 pp. 427-429

Don Kaldor

Defense Without Inflation, Albert G. Hart. New York: Twentieth Century Fund, 1951. Pp. xiv, 186. $2.00 pp. 429-431

Dale Butz

Agricultural Marketing, Adlowe L. Larson. New York: Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1951. Pp. xiv, 519. $5.25 pp. 431-433

T. A. Hieronymous

Agrarian Socialism, S. M. Lipset. Berkeley and Los Angeles: University of California Press. 1950. Pp. xvii, 315. $4.50 pp. 433-435

Philip J. Thair

Food Marketing, edited by Paul Sayres, New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc., 1950. Pp. xii, 335. $5.00 pp. 435-437

S. T. Rice

Farm Law in Wisconsin, J. H. Beuscher, Appleton, Wisconsin: C. C. Nelson Publishing Company, 1951. Pp. x, 388. $4.00 pp. 437-438

Harold H. Ellis

Readings in Rural Problems, V. V. Sayana. Delhi, India: S. Chand & Co., 1950. Pp. vi, 184. Rs. 5/— pp. 438-439

R. P. Christensen

Volume 33, issue 2, 1951

Political and Administrative Guide-Lines in Developing Public Agricultural Policies pp. 157-168

W. Robert Parks

Land Reform in Japan pp. 169-176

Mark B. Williamson

Some Effects of Land Reform in Thirteen Japanese Villages pp. 177-182

Arthur F. Raper

Food Production Strategy and the Protein-Feed Balance pp. 183-191

R. P. Christensen and R. L. Mighell

Some Fundamental Economic Concepts and Economic Analysis of Costs pp. 192-203

W. W. McPherson

A Framework for Land Economics—The Long View pp. 204-215

Theodore Schultz

Competitive Situation of Egyptian Cotton in the American Market pp. 216-221

Zaki Mahmoud Shabana

Individual Vs. Group Commodity Reserves for Price Stabilization pp. 222-234

Ralph J. Scanlan

A Case Study in Risk Distribution: The California Lettuce Industry pp. 235-241

William O. Jones

A Marketing Program for Strawberry Producers pp. 242-248

John I. Kross

Short-Term Financing of Commercial Broiler Production pp. 248-251

S. T. Rice

Producer Butterfat Differentials in Fluid Milk Markets pp. 251-257

Norris T. Pritchard

Effect of Order on Choice pp. 257-259

Ralph L. Baker

A Further Comment on Profit Maximization in Fryer Production pp. 259-261

E. L. Baum and H. G. Walkup

The Economics of Collective Action, John R. Commons. New York: Macmillan Company, 1950. Pp. xii, 414. $5.00 pp. 263-265

Allan G. Gruchy

The Population of India and Pakistan, Kingsley Davis. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1951, $7.50 pp. 265-266

J. Allan Beegle

Vertical Farm Diversification, D. Howard Doane. Norman, Oklahoma: The University of Oklahoma Press, 1950. Pp. xv., 184. $2.75 pp. 266-268

Wylie D. Goodsell

Statistical Inference in Dynamic Economic Models, Cowles Commission Research Staff Members and Guests. Edited by Tjalling C. Koopmans, With Introduction by Jacob Marschak. Cowles Commission for Research in Economics Monograph No. 10. New York: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1950. Pp. xiv, 438. $6.00 pp. 268-271a

G. M. Kuznets

Economic Fluctuations in the United States, 1929–1941, Lawrence R. Klein. Cowles Commission for Research in Economics Monograph No. 11. New York: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1950, Pp. xi, 174. $4.00 pp. 268-271

G. M. Kuznets

Rural Social Systems, Charles P. Loomis and J. Allan Beegle. New York: Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1950. Pp. iii, 873. $6.75 pp. 271-273

N. L. Whetten

Studies in Income and Wealth, Volume 12, Conference on Research in Income and Wealth. New York: National Bureau of Economic Research, 1950. Pp. xiv, 585. $6.00 pp. 273-275

J. R. Bowring

A National Agricultural Policy, Leonard Hastings Schoff. New York: Harper and Brothers, 1950. Pp. 153. $2.50 pp. 275-276

Donald R. Kaldor

Volume 33, issue 1, 1951

Elasticities of Expenditures for Farm Family Living, Farm Production, and Savings, United States, 1946 pp. 1-19

T. Wilson Longmore and Carl C. Taylor

Price Expectations and Reactions to Uncertainty by Farmers in Illinois pp. 20-39

D. B. Williams

Recent Agricultural Developments in Eastern Europe pp. 40-54

L. D. Schweng

Effects of Farm Price Changes on Efficiency in Farming pp. 55-65

Walter W. Wilcox

Availability of Capital and Production Innovations on Low-Income Farms pp. 66-74

W. E. Hendrix

Functioning of the Labor Market pp. 75-87

D. Johnson

Functioning of the Labor Market: Discussion pp. 87-89

Lowell S. Hardin

Economic Considerations in Fryer Production and Marketing in the Pacific Northwest pp. 90-107

E. L. Baum and H. G. Walkup

Fluctuating Farm Income and the Tax System pp. 108-114

Daniel W. Burch

Economic Efficiency: Its Meaning, Measurement, and Application to Agricultural Problems pp. 115-119

Theodore Schultz

Per Capita Incomes on Commercial and Non-Commercial Farms pp. 119-123

G. E. Brandow and H. E. Allison

Points of View in Land Economics and Farm Management Research pp. 123-129

F. L. Underwood

Farm Technological Advances and Total Population Growth pp. 129-130

John M. Brewster

Recent Suggestions for Cost Allocation of Multiple-Purpose Projects in the Light of Public Interest pp. 130-134

Karl Gertel

Farmers' Mutual Telephone Companies pp. 134-139

Richard G. Schmitt

A Note on "Underemployment" in Agriculture pp. 140-143

Maurice C. Taylor

An Economic Analysis of Some Empirical Data on Crop Rotations pp. 143-147

W. James Foreman and Geoffrey A. Hiscocks

Reconstruction of Economics, Kenneth E. Boulding. New York: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1950. Pp. xi, 311. $4.50 pp. 148-149

David L. MacFarlane

Land Problems and Policies, John F. Timmons and William G. Murray, editors. Ames: Iowa State College Press, 1950. Pp. VIII, 298 pp. 149-150

Howard E. Conklin

Western Stock Ranching. Mont H. Saunderson. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1950. Pp. xiii, 247. $5.00 pp. 150-151

Robert W. Wilcox

Rural Cuba, Lowry Nelson. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1950. Pp. x, 285. $3.50 pp. 151-152

Lawrence Witt

Every Day Was New, H. Clyde Filley. Lincoln, Nebraska: Exposition Press, 1950. Pp. 179. $3.00 pp. 151

Arthur Mauch