American Journal of Agricultural Economics

1919 - 2019

Continued by American Journal of Agricultural Economics.

Current editor(s): Madhu Khanna, Brian E. Roe, James Vercammen and JunJie Wu

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Volume 12, issue 4, 1930

Middlemen's Margins as a Cause of the Agricultural Depression pp. 523-551

Henry I. Richards

The Agricultural Depression and the Technical Revolution in Farming pp. 552-572

G. A. Studensky

The Assessment System of Minnesota in Its Relation to Equality of Taxation pp. 573-587

George B. Clarke

Research in Local and National Outlook Work pp. 588-594

H. R. Tolley

Price Stabilization under the Farm Board pp. 595-610

R. B. Heflebower

The Agricultural Adjustment Bill pp. 611-612

J. D. Black

Cheese Content in Milk pp. 612-615

Henry H. Bakken

On the Relation of Yields to Incomes pp. 615-617

John D. Black

The Relation of Price to Apple Production pp. 618-620

W. V. Longley

On the Term "Change in Demand" pp. 620-621

Warren C. Waite

Julius Rosenwald Fund Trains Negro Farm Economists pp. 621-622

B. F. Hubert

Surplus Control in British Columbia pp. 622-625

L. D. Mallory

Einführung in die Wirtschaftslehre des Landbaus von Dr. E. Laur, Professor an der eidgenössischen technischen Hochschule in Zürich ("Introduction to the Economics of Agriculture" by Dr. E. Laur, Professor in the Federal Technical College in Zürich, Switzerland) pp. 627-631

Walter J. Roth

The Elements of Marketing by Paul D. Converse New York: Prentice-Hall. 1930. pp. xix, 1080. $4.00 pp. 631-632

E. T. Grether

Cooperative Marketing of Agricultural Products by Newel H. Comish. New York: D. Appleton Company, 1929. XXII—479 pp. $3.50 pp. 633-635

Paul L. Miller

Some Trends in the Marketing of Canned Foods. by Lyon, Leverett S. The Brookings Institution. Pamphlet Series, vol. 1, no. 4. Dec. 1929. 57 pages, 26 charts pp. 635-636

H. R. Wellman

Market Organization by Roland S. Vaile and Peter L. Slagwold, New York. The Roland Press Company, 1930. 498 pp. $4.00 pp. 636-638

James M. Tinley

Volume 12, issue 3, 1930

A State Program of Agricultural Development pp. 359-366

G. F. Warren

Organization of Farm Management and Outlook Information for Effective Extension Use pp. 367-371

Henry Keller

The Organization of Farm Management and Outlook Information for Effective Extension Use pp. 372-381

W. F. Knowles

The Organization of Farm Management and Outlook Information for Effective Extension Use: Discussion by A. E. Anderson pp. 381-383

A. E. Anderson

Interpretation of Farm Efficiency Factors pp. 384-402

J. A. Hopkins

Interpretation of Farm Efficiency Factors: Discussion by C. R. Arnold pp. 402-404

C. R. Arnold

Development of Commercial Farm Management Service pp. 405-424

H. C. M. Case

Development of Commercial Farm Management Service: Discussion by C. L. Holmes pp. 424-426

C. L. Holmes

The Relation of the Flow of Population to the Problem of Rural and Urban Economic Inequality pp. 427-439

R. M. Rutledge

Chinese Rural Economy pp. 440-456

John Lossing Buck

The Third-Year Awards of Graduate Fellowships in Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology pp. 457-459

E. G. Nourse

An Analysis of Monthly Prices of Eggs pp. 460-462

Gordon H. Ward

Prorating Creamery Expenses pp. 462-464

Budd A. Holt

Variations in Linear Multiple Correlation Results Caused by a Few Unusual or Off-Type Farms in a Farm Organization Study pp. 464-467

C. G. Garman

The Farm Board's Proposal for Stabilizing the California Grape Industry pp. 467-468

E. A. Stokdyk

Milling Wheat in Bond pp. 471-475

Alva H. Benton

How Great Cities are Fed by W. P. Hedden. Boston, Mass.: D. C. Heath & Company. 1929. 302 p pp. 476-478

Fred E. Clark

The Economics of Branch Banking by Bernhard Ostrolenk. New York: Harper & Brothers. 1930 pp. 478-481

Fred L. Garlock

Dairy Farming, by Wilber J. Fraser. New York: John Wiley & Sons, 333 p. $2.50 pp. 481-482

John T. Horner

Marketing Purebred Livestock by M. N. Beeler. New York: Macmillan, 1930. 194 p. $3.75 pp. 482-484

C. L. Harlan

American Charities and Social Work, Fourth Edition, by Amos G. Warner, Stuart A. Queen, and Ernest B. Harper. New York: T. Y. Crowell and Co. 1930 pp. 484

Dwight Sanderson

News NotesThe Enclosing and Partial Reclamation of the Zuyderzee pp. 493-497

J. O. M. Broek

Volume 12, issue 2, 1930

Recent Developments in Research Method and Procedure in Agricultural Economics pp. 213-230

H. R. Tolley

Recent Developments in Research Method and Procedure in Agricultural Economics: Discussion by G. W. Forster pp. 230-232

G. W. Forster

Research Relating to Cooperative Marketing pp. 233-245

O. B. Jesness

Research Relating to Cooperative Marketing: Discussion by H. Bruce Price pp. 245-247

H. Bruce Price

Research Methods in Farm Finance pp. 248-256

A. G. Black

Research Methods in Farm Finance: Discussion by B. M. Gile pp. 256-257

B. M. Gile

Agricultural Economics Investigations in Scotland pp. 258-269

J. S. King

The Organization and Development of Agricultural Economics in Russia pp. 270-277

A. Tchayanov

Modern Tendencies in Food Distribution pp. 278-279

Paul L. Miller

Chain Store Methods of Buying Fresh Fruits and Vegetables pp. 280-282

H. A. Baum

Large Scale Selling pp. 283-288

W. H. Baggs

Trends in the Distribution of Meats pp. 289-291

E. L. Rhoades

The Need of Science to Determine Our Trends in Distribution, and of Distribution Engineers to Give Us an Outside Viewpoint of Our Business pp. 292-300

Gordon C. Corbaley

Modern Tendencies in Food Distribution pp. 301-310

V. H. Pelz

Some Social and Economic Aspects of Rural Electrification pp. 311-319

H. E. Erdman

Problems Involved and Methods Used in Promoting Rural Electrification pp. 320-325

S. H. McCrory

Part-Time Farming in Massachusetts pp. 326-328

David Rozman

Experiment Station Workers and the Tariff Question pp. 328-330

H. E. Erdman, E. W. Gaumnitz and Wm. A. Schoenfeld

Economic Conferences in North Dakota pp. 330-332

Rex E. Willard

The Report of the Commission to Study the Condition of Farmers in Virginia pp. 332-335

Roy A. Ballinger

The Definition of Efficiency pp. 335-336

John D. Black

Some Evidences of Changing Agrarian Sentiment in the Canadian West pp. 336-337

Thomas W. Grindley

The Relation of Weather to the Quality and Price of Massachusetts Onions pp. 338-340

Ronald L. Mighell and Harold B. Rowe

The Invention of a New Wood Feed Product in Germany pp. 340-342

Erich Kraemer

Forest Survey pp. 343

R. Y. Stuart

The Farm Export Debenture Plan, by Joseph S. Davis. Pp. x, 274. Stanford University: Food Research Institute, 1929. $3.00 pp. 344-347

B. H. Hibbard

Too Many Farmers: The Story of What is Here and Ahead in Agriculture, by Wheeler McMillen, Rahway, N.J. Quim and Boden Co., Inc. $2.00 pp. 347-348

George M. Peterson

Agriculture in the Chicago Region, by Edward A. Duddy. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1929. 158 pp. $4.00 pp. 349

G. S. Wehrwein

Volume 12, issue 1, 1930

Policy and Program of the Federal Farm Board pp. 1-12

Alexander Legge

Some Possibilities and Problems of the Federal Farm Board pp. 13-20

Joseph S. Davis

Some Possibilities and Problems of the Federal Farm Board: Discussion by E. F. Dummeier pp. 20-24

E.F. Dummeier

Some Possibilities and Problems of the Federal Farm Board: Discussion by J. I. Falconer pp. 24-25

J. I. Falconer

Some Possibilities and Problems of the Federal Farm Board: Discussion by W. E. Grimes pp. 25-28

W. E. Grimes

Farm Relief Measures in Selected European Countries pp. 29-56

Charles L. Stewart

A Foreign Agricultural Information Service pp. 57-68

Asher Hobson

The Agricultural Tariff of 1922 and a Look Ahead pp. 69-79

B.H. Hibbard

Analysis of Tariff Duties pp. 80-98

John D. Black

Analysis of Tariff Duties: Discussion by H. C. Taylor pp. 98-99

H. C. Taylor

Analysis of Tariff Duties: Discussion by M. R. Benedict pp. 99-103

M. R. Benedict

Analysis of Tariff Duties: Discussion by Philip G. Wright pp. 103-106

Philip G. Wright

A Program for the Improvement and Elaboration of Data Needed for Commodity Price Forecasting pp. 107-118

O. C. Stine

Evaluation of Methods Used in Commodity Price Forecasting pp. 119-133

Elmer J. Working

Evaluation of Methods Used in Commodity Price Forecasting: Discussion by Elizabeth Waterman pp. 133-136

Elizabeth Waterman

Evaluation of Methods Used in Commodity Price Forecasting: Discussion by Arthur W. Marget pp. 136-138

Arthur W. Marget

The Commercial Application of Forecasting Methods pp. 139-163

Donald R. G. Cowan

The Vermont Commission on Country Life pp. 164-173

Henry C. Taylor

Mr. Whelpton's Position as to Gains from Holding Cotton pp. 174

A. N. Moore, H. I. Richards and J. D. Black

Corporate Versus Agricultural Rates of Return on Invested Capital pp. 175-180

George M. Peterson

On Certain Mathematical Properties of Demand Curves of Constant Elasticity pp. 181-182

Warren C. Waite and Alexander Sturges

Efficiency, Price, and Income pp. 183-185

Bushrod W. Allin

The Summer Conference of "the Agricultural Economics Society" of Great Britain pp. 185-189

John D. Black

American Produce Markets, by Henry E. Erdman. Boston: D. C. Heath & Company, 449 p. $3.40 pp. 190

Walter P. Hedden

The Tax Situation in Illinois, by Herbert D. Simpson. Chicago: The Institute for Research in Land Economics and Public Utilities, Northwestern University. 1929. pp. 104, $1.50 pp. 190-192

Whitney Coombs

Cooperation in Agriculture, by H. Clyde Filley. New York: John Wiley & Sons, Inc. 1929. xix, 468 p. $4.00 pp. 192-193

S. W. Mendum