European Review of Agricultural Economics

Volume 1 - 51

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Factor substitution in Mexican agriculture pp. 365-375: Bernhard Fischer
Part-time farming in developed countries pp. 377-393: Laurent Martens
Agricultural policy uncertainty and the risk averse firm pp. 395-411: Dr. DONALD Maclaren
Forecasting the agricultural structure using empirical transition matrices pp. 413-432: Daniel Thorburn
Food consumption subsidy programs as a means of agricultural surplus disposal for the European Community pp. 433-448: Rolf Alter and Sylvia Lane
Book reviews pp. 449-451: Berkeley Hill
Book reviews pp. 453-455: E. Tollens
Book reviews pp. 457-459: S. Tangermann

Agricultural sector programming models: A review pp. 229-265: Roger D. Norton and Gerhard W. Schiefer
The relationship between farm and retail prices in the Spanish broiler chicken industry: An application of the Box-Jenkins approach pp. 267-288: Daniel Peña and Professor JOSÉ Sumpsi
Information, hierarchical model structures and forecasting: A case study of the stock of dairy cows in England and Wales pp. 289-313: A. J. Rayner and R. J. Young
Agricultural marketing teaching in the United Kingdom pp. 315-332: Michael Haines
Specification of trade in intermediate by-products in aggregate models of supply: A case study pp. 333-340: C. -H. Hanf and R. A. E. Mueller
Estimating the demand functions for fresh citrus pp. 341-346: John C. S. Tang
Agriculture and the food industry: A note on the 17th SIDEA Conference pp. 347-350: Margaret Loseby
Book reviews pp. 351-353: G. van Dijk
Book reviews pp. 355-358: Donald Maclaren

Aggregate factor input and productivity in agriculture: A comparison for the EC-member countries, 1963–76 pp. 109-146: R. Behrens and H. de Haen
A computerised planning method for risky investments pp. 147-175: Wilhelm Brandes, Hans-Joachim Budde and Eberhard Sperling
A methodological approach to evaluating horizontal and vertical integration in agriculture in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union pp. 177-184: Paul Wiedemann
Stabilization and welfare with trade, variable levies and internal price policies* pp. 185-202: David Bigman
Computerized farm management tools: Forecasting the demand pp. 203-211: Bo Öhlmér, Sherill B. Nott and Stephen B. Harsh
Computerized farm management information systems pp. 213-220: Bo Öhlmér

Price distortions in developing countries: A bias against agriculture pp. 5-27: Ernst Lutz and Pasquale Scandizzo
Agricultural commodity supply regulation and inflation control pp. 29-39: R. Mcfall Lamm
The influence of the large scale mechanization of ware potato growing upon supply responsiveness in The Netherlands (1955–1978) pp. 41-54: Frans Van Den Bosch and C.A.P. Veerman
Towards a reconciliation of economics and ecology pp. 55-77: Peter Söderbaum
Dynamics of farm income dispersion: A comment pp. 79-82: Harald von Witzke
Dynamics of Farm Income Dispersion: Reply pp. 83-87: Jean-François Sneessens
Book reviews pp. 89-91: Eckart Neander
Book reviews pp. 93-95: H.A. Luning
Book reviews pp. 97-98: Josef Scherer

Development problems of the agricultural sector in labour-managed market economies: The case of Yugoslavia pp. 399-433: Günther Weinschenck
Linear risk programming in supply response analysis pp. 435-452: C.-Hennig Hanf and Rolf A.E. Mueller
Decline and recovery of Jordanian vegetable exports pp. 453-465: Ronald W. Ward
Impressions from the XVIIth International Conference of Agricultural Economists (Banff, Canada, 3–12 September 1979) pp. 467-472: Lorenzo Venzi
Synoptic viewPresidential closing address of the XVIIth International Conference of Agricultural Economists (Banff, Canada, 3–12 September 1979) pp. 473-490: Theodor Dams
Long-term projections of grain and rice yields and of the total agricultural production pp. 491-499: Helmut Doll and Adolf Weber

The objective method: An element in the process of fixing guide prices within the common agricultural policy pp. 279-301: Jan de Veer
The ‘objective method’: A critique pp. 303-317: Alan Swinbank
Mathematical programming models as tools for centralized planning in decentralized decision situations:A critical examination of the reliability of agricultural sector models as a basis for policy decisions pp. 319-336: Gerhard Schiefer
A dynamic model of regional agricultural economic development as a tool for the appraisal of rural reconstruction projects pp. 337-364: A.M. Filius
The Italian tomato industry: An econometric analysis for the period 1955 to 1976 pp. 365-384: Renato Pieri and GianCarlo Moschini
Net cost and benefit of EEC membership — A comment pp. 385-390: Margaret Loseby

The economics and politics of monetary compensatory amounts pp. 119-164: Christopher Ritson and Stefan Tangermann
EC price harmonization: A macroeconomic approach pp. 165-190: P. M. Schmitz
Dynamics of farm income dispersion in the Belgian Loamy region pp. 191-208: Jean Francois Sneessens
An empirical model of the U.K. land market and the impact of price policy on land values and rents pp. 209-232: Bruce Traill
National and international aspects of commodity stabilisation schemes pp. 233-255: U. Koester
Book reviews pp. 257-259: Imke D. Everts
Book reviews pp. 261-262: T. J. M. Boussard
Book reviews pp. 263-265: A. Weber

Food security: A shared responsibility pp. 5-16: A. Simantov
Modern agricultural technology and income distribution: The market price effect pp. 17-46: Per Pinstrup-Andersen
The formulation of MOTAD programming models for farm planning using subjectively elicited activity net revenue distributions pp. 47-60: J. B. Hardaker and J. L. Troncoso
Prices, common agricultural price policy and personal distribution of income in West German agriculture pp. 61-80: Harald von Witzke
The static economic effects of Greece's entry into the EEC: The case of olive oilA cost-benefit analysis pp. 81-90: S. M. Theophanides
Critical remarks on a statistical analysis of the relation between butter consumption and cardiovascular diseases pp. 91-95: G.R. Boddez
Book reviews pp. 97-100: W. Schepper
Book reviews pp. 101-102: Stefan Tangermann
Book reviews pp. 103: Berkeley Hill