American Journal of Agricultural Economics

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Volume 29, issue 4_Part_II, 1947

The Bureau of Agricultural Economics—The Early Years pp. 1017-1026

Lloyd S. Tenny

The Bureau of Agricultural Economics—The Years in Between pp. 1027-1042

John D. Black

Trends in World Food Economy pp. 1043-1054

Albert Viton

Significance of the Geneva Trade Conference to United States Agriculture pp. 1055-1071

John A. Hopkins

Significance of the Geneva Trade Conference to United States Agriculture: Discussion pp. 1072-1074

Wilfred Malenbaum

Rural Planning in the United Kingdom pp. 1075-1088

A. N. Duckham and J. A. Young

An Appraisal of Rural Planning in the United Kingdom pp. 1089-1100

W. M. Drummond

The International Federation of Agricultural Producers pp. 1101-1106

John H. Davis

Stabilization of the General Price Level pp. 1107-1121

J. Carroll Bottum

Effects of Employment upon Factor Costs in Agriculture pp. 1122-1132

Theodore Schultz

Cooperatives in a Capitalistic Economy pp. 1133-1144

E. Fred Koller

The Place of Cooperatives in a Sound Farm Economy pp. 1145-1151

John H. Davis

The Place of Cooperatives in a Sound Farm Economy: Discussion pp. 1151-1154

Martin Abrahamsen

The Place of Cooperatives in a Sound Farm Economy: Discussion pp. 1154-1157

W. L. Bradley

Methods of Financing Related to Asset Characteristics of Farms pp. 1158-1179

Donald C. Horton

Methods of Financing Related to Asset Characteristics of Farms: Discussion pp. 1180

G. W. Forster

Capital Returns from Soil-Conservation Practices pp. 1181-1196

S. V. Ciriacy-Wantrup

Capital Returns from Soil-Conservation Practices: Discussion pp. 1196-1199

Aaron G. Nelson

Capital Returns from Soil-Conservation Practices: Discussion pp. 1199-1202

Horace G. Porter

The Role of the Farm Organization Economist in the Formulation of Farm Organization Policy pp. 1203-1208

Louis F. Herrmann

The Devil Can Also Quote Statistics pp. 1209-1213

Russell Smith

Problems of Effective Presentation of Agricultural Economic Data to the Membership of Farm Organizations pp. 1214-1224

L. C. Halvorson

Current Issues in Federal Land Management in the Western United States: Discussion pp. 1215-1318

Raymond J. Penn

Problems of Effective Presentation of Agricultural Economic Data to the Membership of Farm Organizations: Discussion pp. 1224-1228

W. Gordon Leith

The Role of Sampling in Farm-Management Research pp. 1229-1240

Charles F. Sarle

The Role of Modern Statistics in Analyzing Farm Management Data pp. 1241-1249

Paul G. Homeyer and Earl O. Heady

State Index Numbers of Agricultural Prices pp. 1250-1256

Warren C. Waite

Some Statistical Problems Involved in Types of Farm Income, by Size pp. 1257-1266

Nathan Koffsky

Sampling Methods in Use in Some of the Farm Management Research at Cornell pp. 1267-1270

L. C. Cunningham and S. W. Warren

Sampling Procedures Used in Study of Haymaking Methods pp. 1271-1274

S. A. Engene

Economic Evaluation of Soil and Water Conservation Measures and Programs pp. 1275-1294

M. M. Regan and E. C. Weitzell

Current Issues in Federal Land Management in the Western United States pp. 1295-1313

M. M. Kelso

Current Issues in Federal Land Management in the Western United States: Discussion pp. 1314-1315

C. W. Loomer

Some Considerations in Building a Curriculum for Agricultural Economics Majors pp. 1319-1328

Austin A. Dowell

Training Agricultural Economists for Public Careers pp. 1329-1340

K. H. Parsons

Training Agricultural Economic Majors for Business Careers pp. 1341-1354

G. B. Wood

Training Agricultural Economic Majors for Business Careers: Discussion pp. 1354-1357

O. A. Day

A Dissenting Comment pp. 1374-1376

O. V. Wells

A Modifying Comment pp. 1376-1377

R. J. Eggert

Developments under the Research and Marketing Act of 1946—Finance, Administrative Organization, Procedure and Policy pp. 1378-1382

E. A. Meyer

Federal Projects Submitted under the Research and Marketing Act of 1946 pp. 1383-1384

Harry C. Trelogan

Marketing Research Contemplated by the State Experiment Stations under the Research and Marketing Act of 1946 pp. 1385-1388

W. B. Stout

Regional and Interregional Cooperation in Dairy Marketing pp. 1389-1394

George F. Dow

Team Work in Marketing Research pp. 1395-1405

Charles W. Hauck

Collaboration between Marketing Economists, Engineers, and Other Specialists pp. 1406-1412

R. W. Hoecker

Developments in Poultry Marketing Research pp. 1413-1416

Hermon I. Miller

Research in Grain Marketing pp. 1417-1423

Adlowe L. Larson

Carcass Grade and Weight Studies in Marketing Livestock pp. 1424-1428

Gerald Engelman

The Federally Sponsored Credit Services to American Agriculture: Discussion pp. 1502-1505

Frank Peck

The Federally Sponsored Credit Services to American Agriculture: Discussion pp. 1505-1510

R. I. Nowell

The Federally Sponsored Credit Services to American Agriculture: Discussion pp. 1510-1513

H. B. Munger

The Federally Sponsored Credit Services to American Agriculture: Discussion pp. 1514-1516

William L. Cavert

Volume 29, issue 4_Part_I, 1947

The Economic Stability of American Agriculture pp. 809-826

Theodore Schultz

Technological Advance and the Structure of American Agriculture pp. 827-847

John C. Ellickson and John M. Brewster

Middlemen's Accumulations and Expectations in Marketing Farm Products pp. 848-866

H. S. Irwin

National Food Policy and Surplus Agricultural Production pp. 867-888

Rainer Schickele

Land Acquisition Program of the War and Navy Departments, World War II pp. 889-909

Alvin T. M. Lee

Quantitative Research in Agricultural Economics: The Interdependence between Agriculture and the National Economy pp. 910-924

Trygve Haavelmo

A Neglected Point in the Training of Agricultural Economists pp. 925-937

Howard E. Conklin

Inheritance of Farm Property pp. 938-951

W. L. Gibson and Arthur J. Walrath

Why Farmers Distrust Labor Unions pp. 952-958

R. M. King

Estimating the Value of Citrus Fruit as It Develops pp. 959-966

Zach Savage

An Evaluation of "Evaluating Soil Conservation" pp. 966-973

Maurice C. Taylor

A Rejoinder pp. 974-976

E. C. Weitzell

Economic Factors in the Growth of the Oilseed Industry in the United States pp. 976-984

Allen B. Paul

Towards World Prosperity, Mordecai Ezekiel and Associates, New York: Harper and Brothers, 1947. Pp. XIV, 446. $5.50 pp. 985-986

Austin A. Dowell

Causes of Annual Fluctuations in the Production of Livestock and Livestock Products, James H. Lorie, Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1947. Pp. 105 $1.50 pp. 986-988

Geoffrey S. Shepherd

The Farmer in the Second World War, Walter W. Wilcox. Ames, Iowa: Iowa State College Press, 1947. pp. 410, $4.00 pp. 988-991

G. H. Aull

Two Blades of Grass, T. Swann Harding, Norman, Oklahoma: University of Oklahoma Press, 1947. Pp. xv, 332. $3.50 pp. 991-993

F. F. Lininger

The American Farmer, His Problems and His Prospects, Lee Fryer, New York: Harper and Brothers, 1947. Pp. X, 168 pp. 993-995

Frank J. Welch

Jesse Buel, Agricultural Reformer. Selections from His Writings Edited, with Introduction by Harry J. Carman. New York: Columbia University Press, 1947. Pp. xxxvi, 609. $6.75 pp. 996-997

Everett E. Edwards

Annual Business Meeting American Farm Economic AssociationNorthern Baptist Assembly, Green Lake, Wisconsin September 11, 1947 pp. 1011-1016

Stanley W. Warren

Volume 29, issue 3, 1947

Land Economic Research in the Alluvial Valley of the Lower Mississippi River pp. 593-615

Robert W. Harrison

Guideposts in the Development of a Marketing Program pp. 616-631

John D. Black

Research in Economics of Farm Production pp. 632-643

Walter W. Wilcox

How Efficient is American Agriculture? pp. 644-658

Theodore Schultz

Economics of Farm Leasing Systems pp. 659-678

Earl O. Heady

Wartime Dairy Policies pp. 679-690

Richard J. Foote

The 1945 Census Enumeration of Livestock on Farms pp. 691-710

C. L. Harlan

Migratory Farm Workers in the United States pp. 711-722

Louis J. Ducoff

Farm Habilitation Perspectives in the Postwar Period pp. 723-744

Samuel Liss

Status of Federal Lands pp. 745-752

V. Webster Johnson

Price—Income Effects of a Food Allotment Program pp. 752-760

Willard Cochrane and Robert H. Masucci

Haymaking Job Analysis pp. 761-767

B. R. Bookhout

Comments on "The Cost of Subsistence" by George J. Stigler pp. 767-772

Martha Potgieter

The Wallaces of Iowa, Russell Lord, Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1947. Pp. 615 pp. 773-778

John D. Black

Prices of Dairy Products and Other Livestock Products, Frank A. Pearson and Edmund E. Vial, Cornell University Press, Ithaca, New York, 1946. Pp. 154 pp. 778-779

R. K. Froker

Drought, Its Causes and Effects, Ivan Ray Tannehill. Princeton, N. Y.: Princeton University Press. 264 pp. $3.00 pp. 779-781

Arnold Brekke

Elements of Soil Conservation. H. H. Bennett. New York: McGraw-Hill Company, 1947. Pp. x, 406. $3.20 pp. 781-783

Raymond J. Penn

Price-Quantity Interactions in Business Cycles. Frederick C. Mills. New York: National Bureau of Economic Research Inc. Twenty-fifth Anniversary Series No. 2., 1946. xii, 140 Pp. $1.50 pp. 783-785

Gerhard Tintner

Economic Research and the Development of Economic Science and Public Policy. New York: National Bureau of Economic Research. 1946. pp. 198. $1.00 pp. 785-786

G. L. Mehren

A Century of Farming in Iowa 1846–1946. Iowa State College Staff Members, Ames, Iowa: Iowa State College Press, 1946, Pp. xiii, 353, index pp. 786-787

E. C. Young

Alan Macleod pp. 796

J. A. H.

Waldo E. Grimes pp. 797-798

J. A. H.

Volume 29, issue 2, 1947

Programmatic Research and Agricultural Policy pp. 359-382

Charles M. Hardin

Farm Price Gyrations—An Aggregative Hypothesis pp. 383-408

Willard Cochrane

Use of the Annuity Principle in Transferring the Farm from Father to Son pp. 409-424

Ralph R. Botts

Maladjustments in the Wool Industry and Need for New Policy pp. 425-456

Charles D. Hyson

Reproduction and Replacement of Farm Population and Agricultural Policy pp. 457-474

George W. Hill and Douglas G. Marshall

Evaluating Soil Conservation pp. 475-494

E. C. Weitzell

Integration of Marketing and Production Services by Florida Citrus Associations pp. 495-505

H.G. Hamilton

Measuring the Family Farm pp. 506-519

Orlin J. Scoville

Impact of Technology on Southern Agriculture pp. 520-530

G. W. Forster

The Master Sample Project and Its Use in Agricultural Economics pp. 531-540

R. J. Jessen

The Use of "Adjusted Condition" for Estimating Yield Per Acre pp. 541-546

John F. Marsh

Common Grazing in the Shortleaf Pine—Loblolly Pine—Hardwoods Portion of South Arkansas pp. 546-553

Dean W. Blackburn

Employment Categories in American Agriculture pp. 554-564

Walter R. Goldschmidt

1950 World Census of Agriculture pp. 564-566

H. G. Hirsch

Crop Production in the Semi-Arid Regions an Insurable Risk pp. 567-570

Ray F. Pengra

Studies in Income and Wealth, Volume Eight. National Bureau of Economic Research, New York: 1946. Pp. xiv, 297, $3.00 pp. 571-572

O. H. Brownlee

Managing a Farm. Sherman E. Johnson and Associates. New York: D. Van Nostrand Company Inc., 1946. Pp. 365. $2.95 pp. 572-573

Walter W. Wilcox

Farm Business Management. H. R. Hare, Toronto, Ryerson Press, 1946. Pp. viii, 450. $3.25 pp. 573-575

George A. Pond

Russian-American Trade. A Study of the Soviet-Foreign-trade Monopoly, Mikhail V. Condoide. Columbus, Ohio: The Bureau of Business Research, College of Commerce and Business Administration, Ohio State University, 1946. Pp. xiii, 160. $2.50 pp. 575-579

Murray R. Benedict

Readings in the Theory of Income Distribution. Philadelphia: The Blakiston Company, 1946. Pp. xvi, 718. $4.25 pp. 579-581

Raymond G. Bressler

National Income, a Summary of Findings. by Simon Kuznets. New York: National Bureau of Economic Research, 1946. 144 pp. $1.50 pp. 581-582

D. Johnson

Milk Marketing under Federal Control. Carl McFarland. Washington: Milk Industry Foundation, 1946. Pp. viii, 205 pp. 582-584

Harlow W. Halvorson

Volume 29, issue 1, 1947

Food, Agriculture, and Trade pp. 1-19

Theodore Schultz

Review of Professor Schultz's Paper pp. 20-25

John D. Black

Review of Professor Schultz's Paper pp. 26-32

Robert B. Schwenger

Review of Professor Schultz's Paper pp. 33-36

P. Lamartine Yates

Review of Professor Schultz's Paper pp. 37-40

Helen C. Farnsworth

Agricultural Legislation: An Appraisal of Current Trends and Problems Ahead pp. 41-51

Oris V. Wells

Legislative Program of the National Grange pp. 52-63

Albert S. Goss

Postwar Agricultural Program pp. 64-76

W. R. Ogg

Government and the Economy pp. 77-83

Russell Smith

Agricultural Legislation: An Appraisal of Current Trends and Problems Ahead pp. 84-93

Noble Clark

A Theory of Cooperation pp. 94-114

Frank Robotka

The Future of Farm Cooperatives in the United States pp. 115-127

E. A. Perregaux

Review of Papers on Agricultural Cooperation pp. 128-129

John H. Davis

The Farm Land Boom pp. 130-149

R. I. Nowell

Federal Credit Agencies as an Influence upon Land Values pp. 150-162

R. C. Engberg

Review of Papers by R. I. Nowell and R. C. Engberg pp. 163-166

Norman J. Wall

Farm and Home Planning—A New Approach to Farm Management Extension Work pp. 167-174

M. L. Wilson and H. M. Dixon

Research Needed in Economics for Farm and Home Planning pp. 175-182

George W. Westcott

The Natural Sciences and Farm Planning pp. 183-189

Charles E. Kellogg

The Natural Sciences and Farm Planning: Discussion pp. 189-191

Guy Miller, L. G. Allbaugh and Leonard F. Miller

Some Economic and Social Implications of Agricultural Adjustments in the South pp. 192-199

Frank J. Welch

Some Economic and Social Implications of Agricultural Adjustments in the South: Review pp. 199-201

Frank D. Barlow

Some Economic and Social Implications of Agricultural Adjustments in the South: Review pp. 201-203

E. L. Langsford

Some Economic and Social Implications of Agricultural Adjustments in the South: Review pp. 203-205

Maurice R. Cooper

Some Economic and Social Implications of Agricultural Adjustments in the South: Discussion pp. 205-208

Charles R. Sayre

The Application of Work Simplification Techniques to Marketing Research pp. 209-218

Max E. Brunk

Work Simplification—A Joint Problem for Management, Engineering, and Commodity Specialists pp. 219-224

Ivan R. Bierly and Paul R. Hoff

Evaluation of Work Simplification Research and Teaching Activities pp. 225-231

R. M. Carter and H. N. Young

Evaluation of Work Simplification Research and Teaching Activities: Review pp. 231-232

H. N. Young

The Bureau of Agricultural Economics Program in Enumerative Sampling pp. 233-236

W. F. Callander and Charles F. Sarle

The Place for Enumerative Surveys in Research and Graduate Training in Agricultural Economics pp. 237-240

Charles F. Sarle

The Sample Design for a National Farm Survey by the Bureau of Agricultural Economics pp. 241-245

Earl E. Houseman

Farm Attitudes and Methods of Supporting Prices pp. 246-249

L. H. Simerl

With Special Emphasis on Marketing Considerations pp. 250-255

R. J. Eggert

Some Effects on Compensatory Payments pp. 256-259

O. H. Brownlee

Recent Developments in Economic Thinking pp. 261-277

L. Jay Atkinson

The Elementary Course pp. 278-282

L. Blum

Dairy Marketing Research Round-Table Meeting pp. 283-284

R. K. Froker

Dairy Marketing Research Round-Table Meeting: Discussion pp. 284-288

Wesley H. Bronson

Dairy Marketing Research Round-Table Meeting: Discussion pp. 288-291

H. Alan Luke

Marketing Research under the Research and Marketing Act of 1946 pp. 292-298

Leland Spencer

Deficiencies in the United States Diet, and Means of Meeting Them pp. 320-323

L. A. Maynard

Levels of Food Consumption, Past and Prospective pp. 323-325

H. M. Southworth

Programs for Maintaining Food Demand pp. 325-328

Rainer Schickele

Food Consumption in Relation to Farm Production and Income pp. 329-333

Helen C. Farnsworth

Nutritional Aspects and Farm Family Needs in a Food and Nutrition Policy pp. 333-336

Margaret G. Reid

Andrew Boss 1867–1947 pp. 355-357

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