American Journal of Agricultural Economics

1919 - 2019

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Volume 26, issue 4, 1944

The Prospects of European Agriculture and Their Implications for the United States pp. 601-612

Karl Brandt

Cartels, Combinations and the Public Interest pp. 613-630

F. B. Garver

Contribution of Price Policy to the Income and Resource Problems in Agriculture pp. 631-664

D. Johnson

Public Works on Private Land pp. 665-684

V. Webster Johnson and John F. Timmons

How Long Does It Take to Pay for a Farm Starting with Heavy Debts? pp. 685-693

George A. Pond and William L. Cavert

Need for a New Classification of Farms pp. 694-708

M. R. Benedict, F. F. Elliott, H. R. Tolley and Conrad Taeuber

The Demand for Agricultural Commodities in the Period of Transition from War to Peace pp. 709-724

John B. Canning

Agricultural Prices Following World War II pp. 725-736

Oris V. Wells

Some Factors Affecting the Rate of Retirement of Farms in the Submarginal Land Area of Ohio pp. 737-753

J. H. Sitterley

Dr. Nourse on Low-Price Policy: A Review pp. 754-765

William H. Nicholls

Addendum: From Analysis to Prediction pp. 766-774

Edwin G. Nourse

Some Defects in the Analysis of Farm Management Data pp. 775-779

G. W. Forster

Computation and Use of Output Units in Farm Business Analysis pp. 779-784

L. S. Hardin

Food Consumption Programs as a Part of a Farm Program pp. 784-788

Frederick V. Waugh

Adjustments in Western Beef Cattle Production and Marketing during the War and Post-War Periods pp. 789-794

Mont H. Saunderson

The Importance of Storage Costs in Accumulating Food Stocks pp. 794-800

F. A. Harper

Ceiling over Ceiling Pricing pp. 800-803

David L. MacFarlane

The Economics of Control: Principles of Welfare Economics, Abba P. Lerner. New York: Macmillan, 1944. Pp. xxii, 391. $3.75 pp. 804-805

John Ise

Management in Russian Industry and Agriculture, Gregory Bienstock, Solomon M. Schwarz, and Aaron Yugow, with an introduction by Jacob Marschak. Oxford University Press. 1944 Pp. 198. $3.50 pp. 805-808

Walter W. Wilcox

Production, Jobs and Taxes, Harold M. Groves. New York: McGraw-Hill Company, 1944. Pp. 116. $1.25 pp. 808-811

Edward D. Allen

The Field Seed Industry in the United States, Victor Frank Beck. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press. 1944. Pp. xi, 230. $3.00 pp. 811-812

George Montgomery

Public Spending and Postwar Economic Policy, Sherwood M. Fine. New York: Columbia University Press. 1944. Pp. viii+177. $2.50 pp. 812-814

W. E. Grimes

Winter Wheat in the Golden Belt of Kansas, James C. Malin. Lawrence, Kansas: University of Kansas Press. 1944. Pp. xii, 254, 28 p. notes, 25 ils. $3.00 pp. 814-816

J. A. Hodges

Curbing Inflation through Taxation (symposium). New York: Tax Institute, Inc., 1944. Pp. 261. $2.50 pp. 816-818

Fred A. Clarenbach

Pan American Economics, P. R. Olson and C. A. Hickman. New York: J. Wiley & Sons, 1944. Pp. 479. $3.50 pp. 818-820

Seymour E. Harris

Studies in Income and Wealth, Vol. VI, Conference on Research in Income and Wealth. New York: National Bureau of Economic Research. 1943. Pp. 304. $3.00 pp. 820-823

H. R. Wellman

Taxation to Prevent Inflation, Carl Shoup, Milton Friedman, Ruth P. Mack. New York: Columbia University Press, 1943. Pp. xii, 236. $2.75 pp. 823-824

E. Gordon Keith

Volume 26, issue 3, 1944

Changes in Income Distribution in Agriculture with Special Reference to Technological Progress pp. 435-447

Earl O. Heady

A Philosophy of Agricultural Adjustment with Particular Reference to the Southeast pp. 448-460

Robert W. Harrison

The Problem of Post-War Land Settlement and Agricultural Production pp. 461-475

Alvin T. M. Lee

Changing Emphases in Agricultural Price Control Programs pp. 476-502

Geoffrey Shepherd

Farm Management Research Needs in New England pp. 503-513

Harry Woodworth

Fuller Annual Employment of Farm Labor pp. 514-528

Roy J. Smith

The Family Farm pp. 529-548

O.R. Johnson

A Post War Program for American Agriculture pp. 549-562

Conrad H. Hammar

A Study of Farm Labor in Two Years of War pp. 563-565

W. H. Pine

Production Functions Derived from Farm Records pp. 566-571

Gerhard Tintner and O. H. Brownlee

The Relation of Wages to Net Farm Income, 1929–42 and 1939–42 pp. 572-578

John D. Black

Food, Frank A. Pearson and Don Paarlberg, New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1944. Pp. xi, 239. $2.75 pp. 580-581

O. B. Jesness

Where's the Money Coming from, Problems of Post-war Finance, Stuart Chase. New York: The Twentieth Century Fund, Prices in a War Economy, Some Aspects of the Present Price Structure of the United States, Frederick C. Mills and Present Savings and Post-war Markets, Sumner H. Slichter. New York and London pp. 581-584

J. P. Cavin

Population Problems, a Cultural Interpretation, Paul H. Landis. New York: American Book Company, 1943. Pp. xii +500. $3.75 pp. 584-585

Howard W. Beers

Financing Inventory on Field Warehouse Receipts, Neil H. Jacoby and Raymond J. Saulnier. New York: National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc. 1944. pp. xv, 89, $1.50 pp. 586-587

E. A. Stokdyk

Farm People and the Land after the War, Planning Pamphlet No. 28, Murray R. Benedict, Washington, National Planning Association, November 1943. Pp. 26. $0.25 pp. 586

Howard W. Beers

Intergovernmental Commodity Control Agreements. Montreal: International Labour Office, 1943. 280 pp. $3.00 pp. 587-588

Bennett S. White

Putting Dairying on a War Footing, O. H. Brownlee. Ames: Iowa State College Press. (Original, March 1943. Revised edition, May 1944). Pp. 64 pp. 589-591

Roland S. Vaile

Tea under International Regulation, V. D. Wickizer, Food Research Institute, Stanford University, California, 1944. Pp. vi+198. $2.50 pp. 591-593

G. B. L. Arner

Roots in the Earth. P. Alston Waring and Walter M. Teller. New York: Harper and Brothers, 1943. 202 pp. $2.50 pp. 593-594

W. E. Keepper

Volume 26, issue 2, 1944

Cotton Surplus Disposal Programs pp. 273-291

L. D. Howell

Cooperative Relationships and Business Performance pp. 292-308

M. A. Abrahamsen

Futures Trends in Germany's Agricultural System pp. 309-326

Nehemiah Robinson

Measuring the Effect of Agricultural Advertising pp. 327-347

Alois F. Wolf

Some Economic Effects of Graduated Income Tax Rates on Investors in Farm Capital pp. 348-358

A. A. Dowell and G. E. Toben

Response to Price in Production of Cotton and Cottonseed pp. 359-372

Robert M. Walsh

Vertical Farm Diversification pp. 373-378

D. Howard Doane

In Defense of an Adequate Diet pp. 379-382

William Kling

The Influence of Prices on Agricultural Production pp. 382-388

Warren C. Waite and Rex W. Cox

Interpretation of Variations in Cost Data for a Group of Individual Firms pp. 388-391

H. E. Erdman

Farmers' Investments—A Neglected Field pp. 391-396

L. F. Miller

The Shift Toward Medium Staple Cotton pp. 396-399

Charles D. Hyson

Volume of United States Exports and Imports of Foods, 1909–43 pp. 399-405

G. Lois Nelson

Food Enough, John D. Black, The Jacques Cattell Press, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, 1943. Pp. vii, 269. $2.50 pp. 408-409

Oris V. Wells

Some Factors in the Development of Market Standards With Special Reference to Food, Drugs, and Certain Other Household Wares, Edward Eugene Gallahue, The Catholic University of America Press, Washington, D. C., 1942. 196 pp pp. 409-411

Carl M. Clark

Agenda for a Postwar World, J. B. Condliffe, W. W. Norton & Co., New York. 1942. 232 pp. $2.50 pp. 411-414

Charles M. Hardin

Wartime Government in Operation, W. H. Nicholls and John A. Vieg, The Blakiston Company, Philadelphia. 1943. Pp. xiii, 109. $1.50 pp. 414-415

J. K. Galbraith

The World Coffee Economy With Special Reference to Control Schemes, V. D. Wickizer, Stanford Univ., Stanford, California. 1943. Pp. 358. $3.00 pp. 415-418

John A. Loftus

Plantation Life in the Florida Parishes of Louisiana, 1836–1846, as Reflected in the Diary of Bennet H. Barrow, Edwin Adams Davis (Columbia University Studies in the History of American Agriculture, no. 9). Columbia University Press. New York, 1943. 457 p., illus. $5.00 pp. 418-419

Everett E. Edwards

Farm Management Research 1940–1941. A report by the Subcommittee on Farm Management, Walter W. Wilcox, Sherman E. Johnson and Stanley W. Warren. Social Science Research Council Bulletin 52. New York. 60 pages pp. 419-421

Harry C. Woodworth

Mirror for Americans, Ralph H. Brown, New York, American Geographical Society, 1943. 312 pp. $4.00 pp. 421-423

Arthur R. Hall

International Trade and the National Income Multiplier, Fritz Machlup, The Blakiston Company, Philadelphia, 1943. 237 pp. $3.50 pp. 423-427

J. P. Cavin

Planning for the South, John V. Van Sickle, Vanderbilt University Press, Nashville, Tennessee. 1943. 255 pp. Price $2.75 pp. 427-429

C. O. Brannen

Volume 26, issue 1, 1944

World Conditions in the Postwar Period That Will Affect Mississippi Valley Agriculture pp. 1-9

Henry C. Taylor

Redirecting World Agricultural Production and Trade Toward Better Nutrition pp. 10-30

F. F. Elliott

Rehabilitation of Agriculture in German-Occupied Europe pp. 31-45

Einar Jensen

America Looks at Russian Agriculture pp. 46-58

Lazar Volin

Nationalistic Trends in Agricultural Policy pp. 59-76

Arthur P. Chew

Transition Readjustments in Agriculture pp. 77-88

Theodore Schultz

Transition Readjustments in Agriculture: Discussion by W. E. Grimes pp. 89-91

W. E. Grimes

Transition Readjustments in Agriculture: Discussion by E. A. Starch pp. 92-94

E. A. Starch

Desirable Changes in the National Economy after the War pp. 95-100

K. E. Boulding

Desirable Changes in the National Economy for the Postwar Period pp. 101-109

Mordecai Ezekiel

Price Control and the Wartime Pricing of Farm Products pp. 110-121

E. J. Working

Price Control and the Wartime Pricing of Farm Products: Discussion by A. C. Hoffman pp. 121-123

A. C. Hoffman

Wartime Developments in Farm Credit and Their Postwar Implications pp. 124-143

A. G. Black and O. R. Johnson

Price Control and the Wartime Pricing of Farm Products: Discussion by O. R. Johnson pp. 138-143

O. R. Johnson

Wartime Developments in Food Processing and Preserving pp. 144-154

John B. Canning

Wartime Developments in Food Processing and Preserving: Discussion by O. B. Jesness pp. 154-156

O. B. Jesness

Wartime Developments in Food Processing and Preserving: Discussion by R. K. Froker pp. 156-158

R. K. Froker

Wartime Transportation of Farm Products pp. 159-177

A. A. Dowell

Wartime Transportation of Farm Products: Discussion by Herman M. Haag pp. 177-180

Herman M. Haag

Measuring Maximum Contribution to Food Needs by Producing Areas pp. 181-193

R. L. Mighell and R. P. Christensen

Measuring Maximum Contribution to Food Needs by Producing Areas: Discussion by C. A. Bonnen pp. 193-195

C. A. Bonnen

Measuring Maximum Contribution to Food Needs by Producing Areas: Discussion by G. A. Pond pp. 195-196

G. A. Pond

Problems of Achieving Maximum Food and Fiber Production in the Mississippi Valley pp. 197-209

H. C. M. Case

Problems of Achieving Maximum Food and Fiber Production in the Mississippi Valley: Discussion by R. J. Saville pp. 209-211

R. J. Saville

Problems of Achieving Maximum Food and Fiber Production in the Mississippi Valley: Discussion by C. A. Bonnen pp. 211-213

C. A. Bonnen

Working with Farmers to Achieve Maximum Production pp. 214-229

Leland G. Allbaugh

Working with Farmers to Achieve Maximum Production: Discussion by George A. Pond pp. 229-231

George A. Pond

Farm Work Simplification Studies pp. 232-239

E. C. Young

Implications of Land Value Control pp. 240-247

William G. Murray

Implications of Land Value Control: Discussion by R. C. Engberg pp. 247-249

R. C. Engberg

Implications of Land Value Control: Discussion by Harry A. Steele pp. 249-251

Harry A. Steele

Implications of Land Value Control: Discussion by S. M. Waters pp. 252-254

S. M. Waters

Implications of Land Value Control: Discussion by Lippert S. Ellis pp. 254-257

Lippert S. Ellis

Implications of Land Value Control: Discussion by C. H. Hammar pp. 257

C. H. Hammar