European Review of Agricultural Economics

Volume 1 - 52

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Volume 5, issue 3-4, 1978

Agricultural trade relations between the EC and temperate food exporting countries pp. 201-219

Stefan Tangermann

A Selection of papers presented at the Second European conference of Agricultural Economists, Dijon, France,4–9 September 1978 pp. 201-200

Jan de Veer

Mediterranean agricultural trade problems and the effects of the EC policies pp. 221-254

Roberto Pasca

Farmer cooperatives in the food economy of Western Europe: An analysis from the marketing point of view pp. 255-275

Mathias Meulenberg

Land ownership and farm unit: Contradictions and conflicts pp. 277-298

André Brun

The role of economic analysis in planning the allocation of land between agricultural and urban uses pp. 299-311

Aage Walter-Jørgensen

A linear programming model of the agricultural sector of Great Britain pp. 313-324

A. E. Buckwell and K. J. Thomson

National policy model for the Hungarian food and agriculture sector pp. 325-347

Csaba Csaki

The problem of changing parameters in demand analysis and forecasting pp. 349-359

Juhani Rouhiainen

The effects of MCA's on EC trade in agricultural commodities pp. 361-379

M. Loseby and L. Venzi

Demand estimation 1985 of food and agricultural commodities in EC and member states pp. 381-396

G. Boddez, M. Ernens, W. Frank and J. Lommez

Vertical coordination in the Dutch pig industry pp. 397-405

G.C. de GRAAFF and J.J. de VLIEGER

Volume 5, issue 2, 1978

Domestic price stabilisation, trade restrictions and buffer stock policy: A theoretical policy analysis with reference to EEC agriculture pp. 101-118

A. J. Rayner and G. V. Reed

A decentralized farm planning method:Planning of the annual activities on a farm with milk, beef and crop production pp. 119-142

Bo Öhlmér

The impact of changes in livestock supply on the optimum number, size and location of slaughterhouses in East Macedonia pp. 143-157

Christos Kamenidis and Vernon Sorenson

Alternative approaches to risk in aggregative programming: An evaluation pp. 159-173

John A. Wicks

Estimating and forecasting agricultural supply from times-series: A comparison of direct and indirect methods pp. 175-191

Gordon Gemmill

Volume 5, issue 1, 1978

Alternative measures of variance in risk programming models pp. 5-20

John Kennedy and G. P. Ng

Price relationships in international vegetable and palm oil trade pp. 21-34

G. R. Griffith

Wine as a medium term investment vehicle pp. 35-49

Walter C. Labys and Bruce C. Cohen

Recent developments in Spanish sheep farming pp. 51-69

Manuel Rodriguez R. Zuniga and Rosa Soria Gutierrez

Methods for optimal grain stockpiling for international price stabilization pp. 71-84

Alexander H. Sarris

Book reviews pp. 85-87

J. R. Crabtee

Book reviews pp. 89-91

F. Petrini

Book review pp. 93-95

F. Petrini

Volume 4, issue 4, 1977

The redistributional effects of the common agricultural financial system pp. 321-345

U. Koester

A dynamic model of the Italian cattle and beef sector pp. 347-374

Alessandro Bartola

European demand for frozen concentrated orange juice pp. 375-394

Ronald W. Ward

The growth of the American ‘soybean complex’ pp. 395-416

Jean-Pierre Berlan, Jean-Pierre Bertrand and Laurence Lebas

Decision making under uncertainty: An adaptive model pp. 417-430

W. H. Furtan

Savings of farmers: A cross-section analysis pp. 431-433

Y. Leon and P. Rainelli

The food crisis in prehistory, by Mark Nathan Cohen pp. 435-437

Lars Folkesson

Critical issues of food marketing systems in developing countries, by the Development Centre of the OECD in cooperation with the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations pp. 439-441

Johan Holmberg

A survey of agricultural economics literature: Volume I, Traditional fields of agricultural economics, 1940s to 1970s, by Lee R. Martin (Editor) pp. 443-445

D. K. Britton

Volume 4, issue 3, 1977

Forecasting changes in the agricultural structure: Three system simulation models pp. 187-214

Olof Bolin and Lars Olof Persson

Mobility of agricultural labour and fluctuating regional labour markets: A demographic and economic analysis with application to West-Germany pp. 215-243

Hartwig de Haen and Joachim von Braun

Determining the optimal policy for a home delivery milk retailing: A simulation approach pp. 245-270

Berend Wierenga and Aad van Tilburg

Inhibitors to change in agriculture: Is a pluridisciplinary approach needed? pp. 271-298

S. L. Louwes

Savings of farmers: A comment pp. 299-304

Gordon Gemmill

Volume 4, issue 2, 1977

Factors affecting potato production in France since 1950 pp. 101-118

François Bonnieux and L. P. Mahé

The cattle cycle pp. 119-136

Wonyoung Choi

Technological progress and price variations, and their effect on farm incomes in Belgium, 1954 to 1972 pp. 137-148

Armand Thonon

The analysis of variations in farm incomes on arable farms pp. 149-161

Levinus C. Zachariasse

Trade and welfare effects of various market policies and developments in the European Economic Community: An investigation of the European market for apples and pears: Comment pp. 163-165

A. Desmond O'Rourke

Trade and welfare effects of various market policies and developments in the European Economic Community: An investigation of the European market for apples and pears: Reply pp. 167-168

Hannes Weindlmaier and Secondo Tarditi

Book review pp. 169-171

Gordon T. Gemmill

Book reviews pp. 173-174

Heinz Ahrens

Book reviews pp. 175-177

M. T. G. Meulenberg

Volume 4, issue 1, 1977

Supplementing farm price policy by direct income payments: Cost-benefit-analysis of alternative farm policies with a special application to German agriculture pp. 7-31

U. Koester and S. Tangermann

Regulation of the functional income distribution in German agriculture: A neoclassical approach pp. 33-47

Heinrich Becker

The effectiveness of the London grain futures markets: Some empirical results pp. 49-73

G. L. Rees and D. W. Colenutt

Multicommodity substitution patterns in the international fats and oils market pp. 75-84

Walter C. Labys

The struggle against hunger in the world: Toward an evolution of the European agricultural policy pp. 85-91

Michel Petit