Agribusiness
1985 - 2025
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Volume 15, issue 4, 1999
- Sources of technological development in the spanish food and drink industry. A “supplier-dominated” industry? pp. 431-448
- Marian Garcia Martinez and Jim Burns
- Modeling demand structure using scanner data: Implications for salmon enhancement policies pp. 449-461
- Cathy R. Wessells and Petter Wallström
- Symposium on commodity promotion research: Introductory remarks pp. 463-464
- Henry Kinnucan and John P. Nichols
- The science and art of promotion evaluation pp. 465-483
- George Davis
- On improving econometric analyses of generic advertising impacts pp. 485-500
- William G. Tomek and Harry Kaiser
- Explaining the differences between two previous meat generic advertising studies pp. 501-515
- Nouhoun Coulibaly and B Brorsen
- Evaluating the beef promotion checkoff: The robustness of the conclusions pp. 517-524
- Ronald W. Ward
- Measurement of advertising effectiveness using alternative measures of advertising exposure pp. 525-537
- Chanjin Chung and Harry Kaiser
- Commodity checkoff programs as alternative producer investment opportunities: The case of soybeans pp. 539-552
- Gary Williams
- Food processing: An industrial powerhouse in transition, by John M. Connor and William A. Schiek pp. 553-554
- Richard L. Kilmer
Volume 15, issue 3, 1999
- Empirical analysis of competitive interaction in food product categories pp. 295-311
- William P. Putsis
- Price discrimination in the international grain trade: The case of Canadian Wheat Board feed barley exports pp. 313-322
- Harvey Brooks and Troy G. Schmitz
- The role of the WTO and the international agencies in SPS standard setting pp. 323-333
- Alan Swinbank
- Analyzing technical trade barriers in agricultural markets: Challenges and priorities pp. 335-354
- Donna Roberts
- Impact of sanitary and phytosanitary standards on developing countries and the role of the SPS Agreement pp. 355-369
- Spencer Henson and Rupert Loader
- Doing well by doing a body good: An evaluation of the industry-funded nutrition education program conducted by the Dairy Council of California pp. 371-392
- Julian Alston, James Chalfant and Jennifer S. James
- China's feed grain market: Development and prospects pp. 393-409
- Wei-Ming Tian and John Chudleigh
- Effects of product attributes and consumer characteristics on attitude and behavior: The case of peanuts in a transition economy pp. 411-425
- Wanki Moon, Wojciech J. Florkowski, Larry R. Beuchat, Anna V. A. Resurreccion, Manjeet S. Chinnan, Pavlina Paraskova and Jordan Jordanov
- Pigs, Profits, and Rural Communities, by Kendall M. Thu and E. Paul Durrenberger (Eds.) pp. 427-429
- E. Wesley Peterson
Volume 15, issue 2, 1999
- Methodologies for ex ante projections of adoption rates for agbiotech products: Lessons learned from rBST pp. 149-162
- W. Lesser, John Bernard and Kaafee Billah
- Competitiveness in the European dairy industries pp. 163-177
- Klaus Drescher and Oswin Maurer
- An empirical analysis of state agricultural product promotions: A case study on Arizona Grown pp. 179-196
- Paul M. Patterson, Hans Olofsson, Timothy Richards and Sharon Sass
- Jawboning cereal: The campaign to lower cereal prices pp. 197-205
- Ronald Cotterill
- Consumers in a box: A consumer report on cereal pp. 207-218
- Samuel Gejdenson and Charles Schumer
- Statement on the breakfast cereals industry pp. 223-228
- Alfred Kahn
- High cereal prices and the prospects for relief by expansion of private label and antitrust enforcement pp. 229-245
- Ronald Cotterill
- Breakfast cereals: The extreme food industry pp. 247-259
- John Connor
- Consumers still in a box: The high price of breakfast cereal pp. 261-271
- Samuel Gejdenson and Charles Schumer
- An estimation of consumer benefits from the public campaign to lower cereal prices pp. 273-287
- Ronald Cotterill and Andrew W. Franklin
- Response to Joseph Coffey pp. 289-289
- Steven Buccola
- Cargill: Going Global, by Wayne G. Broehl, Jr pp. 291-293
- Reynold P. Dahl
Volume 15, issue 1, 1999
- Predicting mergers and acquisitions in the food industry pp. 1-23
- Adesoji Adelaja, Rodolfo Nayga and Zafar Farooq
- Vertical organization of agribusinesses in transition economies: Hungarian production systems or agricultural franchising? pp. 25-40
- Dirk W. Rudolph
- State trading and non-price discriminatory trade: The case of Japan's wheat imports pp. 41-51
- Kevin Chen and Harvey Brooks
- Mandatory versus voluntary approaches to food safety pp. 53-70
- Kathleen Segerson
- Predicting Japanese dairy consumption behavior using qualitative survey data pp. 71-79
- Yasuhito Watanabe, Nobuhiro Suzuki and Harry Kaiser
- Media-specific returns to generic advertising: The case of catfish pp. 81-99
- Henry Kinnucan and Yuliang Miao
- Market power and the Demsetz quality critique: An evaluation for food retailing pp. 101-118
- Ronald Cotterill
- The magnitude and nature of situational influence on Japanese snacking: The role of fruit pp. 119-136
- Kenneth C. Gehrt and Soyeon Shim
- A plea for economic research to improve market efficiency pp. 137-139
- Joseph D. Coffey
- A plea for economic research to improve market efficiency: Response to Joseph Coffey pp. 141-143
- John W. Helmuth
- Book review pp. 145-148
- Jeffrey S. Royer
Volume 14, issue 6, 1998
- Export status and assistance needs of US high-value agribusiness pp. 425-434
- Kim Jensen and Scott Hollis
- The global citric acid conspiracy: Legal-economic lessons pp. 435-452
- John Connor
- Motivations for exiting hog production in the 1990s and incentives for re-entry pp. 453-465
- John D. Lawrence and Erda Wang
- Futures spread risk in soybean multiyear hedge-to-arrive contracts pp. 467-474
- E. Neal Blue, Marvin L. Hayenga, Sergio Lence and E. Dean Baldwin
- Supply response and demand for basic grains in El Salvador pp. 475-481
- Rigoberto Lopez and Hugo H. Ramos
Volume 14, issue 5, 1998
- Agribusiness is changing pp. 353-353
- Ronald Cotterill
- Market impacts of Japanese rice policies with and without supply control pp. 355-362
- Nobuhiro Suzuki and Harry Kaiser
- The demand for value-added and convenience: A household production approach pp. 363-378
- Timothy Richards, X. M. Gao and Paul M. Patterson
- A profile of foreign direct investment by the US fruit and vegetable industry pp. 379-388
- J. C. Burnham and James Epperson
- The role of fruit in the Japanese gift market: Situationally defined markets pp. 389-402
- Kenneth C. Gehrt and Soyeon Shim
- A willingness-to-purchase comparison of integrated pest management and conventional produce pp. 403-414
- Ramu Govindasamy and John Italia
- Case study research methods for firm and market research pp. 415-423
- Randall Westgren and Kelly Zering
Volume 14, issue 4, 1998
- Agribusiness in MERCOSUR: Building new institutional apparatus pp. 257-266
- Decio Zylbersztajn and Marcos Sawaya Jank
- Determinants of foreign entry strategies in Greek food industry pp. 267-279
- G. Anastassopoulos and William Traill
- Computer-based scenario modeling: Application to swine industry pp. 281-298
- Peter Goldsmith and Jean-Christophe Dissart
- Factors affecting choice of cash sales versus forward marketing contracts pp. 299-309
- Fraser McLeay and Tony Zwart
- Technological developments and economies of scale in dairy industry pp. 311-319
- Helen Caraveli and William Traill
- Changes in size distribution of EU food and drink manufacturers: 1980 to 1992 pp. 321-329
- William Traill and Jartua Gilpin
- Experiences and lessons learned in an international agribusiness internship project pp. 331-336
- Rhonda Skaggs
- Seasonality in Japanese household demand for meat and seafood pp. 337-351
- Aaron J. Johnson, Catherine Durham and Cathy R. Wessells
Volume 14, issue 3, 1998
- Meat packing plant production planning: Application of mixed integer goal programming pp. 171-181
- Jeffrey Stokes, Allen W. Sturdivant, Houshmand A. Ziari, M. Edward Rister and Bruce McCarl
- Unilateral reforms, trade blocs, and law of one price: MERCOSUR rice markets pp. 183-198
- Ralph Bierlen, Eric J. Wailes and Gail Cramer
- US regulation and new pesticide registrations and sales pp. 199-212
- Michael Ollinger, Arnold Aspelin and Martin Shields
- Regionality of food consumption pp. 213-226
- Ronald Larson
- Quality level and price in Japanese apple market pp. 227-234
- Chikako Kajikawa
- Food industry innovation: Efficient consumer response pp. 235-245
- Thomas J. Hoban
- Opinions of professional buyers toward a new, alternative red meat: Ostrich pp. 247-256
- Jeffrey Gillespie, Gary Taylor, Alvin Schupp and Ferdinand Wirth
Volume 14, issue 2, 1998
- Changing power relationships in US food industry: Brokerage arrangements for private label products pp. 85-93
- Bruce W. Marion
- Export promotion and import demand for US red meat in selected Pacific Rim countries pp. 95-105
- Cong Tru Le, Harry Kaiser and William Tomek
- Market efficiency of US grain markets: Application of cointegration tests pp. 107-112
- Jian Yang and David Leatham
- Economic determinants of food safety controls in supply of retailer own-branded products in United Kingdom pp. 113-126
- Spencer Henson and James Northen
- Branded pork consumption in Taiwan: Analysis of market and product choice pp. 127-138
- Jau-Rong Li and Dawn Thilmany
- Alfalfa seed demand analysis using panel data from seven Western states pp. 139-146
- Gordon L. Myer, Arunava Bhattacharyya and Jianjian Liu
- Factors affecting consumers' choice of beverages in Japan pp. 147-156
- Yasuhito Watanabe, Nobuhiro Suzuki and Harry Kaiser
- Strategic behavior and competition in dynamic industry: Greek processed meats pp. 157-169
- Konstantinos Giannakas and Vangelis Tzouvelekas
Volume 14, issue 1, 1998
- Using the case method of teaching pp. 1-14
- Kenneth F. Harling and Jay Akridge
- Dodging a Malthusian bullet in the 21st Century pp. 15-32
- Luther Tweeten
- Identification of bison consumer characteristic dimensions and restaurant marketing strategies pp. 33-48
- Steven J. Torok, Kim Tatsch, Edward Bradley, John Mittelstaedt and Gary J. May
- Retail premiums for honey characteristics pp. 49-54
- Laurian Unnevehr and Fatoumata C. Gouzou
- State court fraud decision influenced by economics of US peanut industry pp. 55-62
- David R. Kamerschen
- US consumers' socioeconomic characteristics and consumption of grain-based foods pp. 63-72
- Christèle Moutou, Gary W. Brester and John Fox
- Economic analysis of generic milk advertising impacts on markets in New York State pp. 73-83
- John Lenz, Harry Kaiser and Chanjin Chung
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