Agribusiness
1985 - 2025
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Volume 2, issue 4, 1986
- Editorial pp. 395-395
- Michael W. Woolverton
- A review of past agribusiness management research pp. 397-408
- Kerry K. Litzenberg and Vernon E. Schneider
- Organizational design and agribusiness management research pp. 409-420
- Eileen Olson van Ravenswaay
- Production and operations management pp. 421-429
- Emerson M. Babb
- Agribusiness marketing research in a transition world economy pp. 431-442
- Thomas Sporleder
- Interrelationships of market structure, competitive behavior, and market|firm performance: The state of knowledge and some research opportunities pp. 443-453
- Bruce W. Marion
- Management information systems for agribusiness firms: Managerial problems and research opportunities pp. 455-466
- Robert King
- Research issues in agribusiness management: The topic of finance pp. 467-476
- William D. Gorman, G. Rex Lish, Bruce J. Pierce and James O. Randel
- Strategic management and planning pp. 477-489
- Randall Westgren and Michael L. Cook
- Working with other disciplines: The role of agricultural economists in interdisciplinary agribusiness research pp. 491-500
- Charles E. French and Randall Westgren
- Managing innovation and change processes: Findings from the Minnesota innovation research program pp. 501-523
- Roger Schroeder, Andrew Van de Ven, Gary Scudder and Douglas Polley
Volume 2, issue 3, 1986
- Labor productivity and agribusiness pp. 269-277
- Leo C. Polopolus
- Analysis of structural changes in a grain logistics system: Trainload facilities and intermodal competition in northwest Kansas pp. 279-292
- Ming H. Chow, Michael W. Babcock and L. Orlo Sorenson
- The intensity of advertising and other selling expenses in food and tobacco manufacturing: Measurement, determinants, and impacts pp. 293-319
- John Connor and Scott Weimer
- Farm survival and performance under alternative financial conditions and credit policies pp. 321-337
- David Leatham, Gregory Perry, M. Edward Rister and James Richardson
- An examination of alternative beef handling systems for retail firms pp. 339-358
- Lawrence A. Duewer
- Using breakeven methods to assess financial feasibility in food processing firms: A case study in pecan shelling pp. 359-373
- Donald W. Reid, Wesley Musser and Robert S. Glover
- An analysis of factors associated with weekly food store sales variation pp. 375-390
- Hoy Carman and Enrique E. Figueroa
Volume 2, issue 2, 1986
- Income and employment generation in the food and fiber system pp. 143-158
- Gerald Schluter, Chinkook Lee and William Edmondson
- Monetary policy and agriculture: Interrelationships discussed in the literature during the past two decades pp. 159-181
- Charles D. Lambert
- World dairy market structure pp. 183-198
- Steven Blank
- Alternative fresh beef distribution systems: A Form-space approach pp. 199-214
- J. L. Diaz, Donald E. Farris and Kerry K. Litzenberg
- Agricultural options: An alternative to current agricultural programs pp. 215-224
- Kandice H. Kahl
- Attitudes of agribusiness toward microcomputers pp. 225-233
- Forrest E. Stegelin and James L. Novak
- Effects of increased transportation costs on spatial price differences and optimum locations of cattle feeding and slaughter pp. 235-246
- Gregory M. Clary, Raymond A. Dietrich and Donald E. Farris
- Upgrading grain elevators to facilitate multicar rail shipments pp. 247-263
- Stephen Fuller, Kerry Litzenberg, Larry Makus and Hector Viscencio
Volume 2, issue 1, 1986
- Cooperatives' shares in farm industries: Organizational and policy factors pp. 1-19
- Richard E. Caves and Bruce Petersen
- Potential world trade in a futures contract for shelled edible peanuts pp. 21-32
- Bill Miller, Brian J. Smith and F. W. Williams
- Foreign market promotion programs: An analysis of promotion response for apples, poultry, and tobacco pp. 33-42
- C. Rosson, M. D. Hammig and J. W. Jones
- Appraising work team performance: New productivity solutions for agribusiness management pp. 43-53
- Mark R. Edwards and Michael W. Woolverton
- Optimization: The supermarket industry pp. 55-63
- Ronald C. Curhan and Roger A. Dickinson
- How will the greenhouse industry utilize waste heat? pp. 65-75
- Douglas Southgate, Reed Taylor and Stanley Uchida
- Effectiveness of generic milk advertising: A ten region study pp. 77-89
- Ronald W. Ward and William F. McDonald
- US foreign direct investment in the developing nations: A taxonomy of host-country policy issues pp. 91-101
- David M. Henneberry
- Twenty years of change in the structure, costs, and financial performance of food chains pp. 103-118
- Edward W. McLaughlin and Gerard F. Hawkes
- Cattle feeding in western Canada: The economics of its location pp. 119-135
- Colin Carter and Andrew Schmitz
- The EEC and the food industries, Alan Swinbank and Jim Burns, Eds. 178 pp. Reading, England: Department of Agriculture Economics and Management, University of Reading. £7.50 (including postage and packing). Available from Publications Secretary, Department of Agriculture Economics and Management, University of Reading, 4, Earley Gate, Whitenights Road, Reading RG6 2AR, England pp. 137-138
- Harold A. McNitt
Volume 1, issue 4, 1985
- Letter from the managing editor call for papers pp. 265-266
- Michael W. Woolverton
- Commodity advertising: Theoretical issues relating to generic and brand promotions pp. 269-276
- Ronald W. Ward, Julio Chang and Stan Thompson
- Hedging: A business practice for all corporations pp. 277-283
- Richard R. Chalquest
- A linear programming alternative to discriminant analysis in credit scoring pp. 285-292
- William E. Hardy and John L. Adrian
- The impact of government intervention in the Australian dairy industry pp. 293-310
- Steven Blank
- Relevancy of cash flow in firm financial management pp. 311-331
- Glenn A. Helmers, Myles J. Watts and Joseph Atwood
- Provision of grain crop production services by farm operators: A study of Ohio farmers pp. 333-338
- Carl Zulauf, Kevin King and Wallace Barr
Volume 1, issue 3, 1985
- Market-oriented agricultural policy: Its relevance for 1985 pp. 219-225
- Bruce Gardner
- Allocating synthesis R & D resources in the agricultural chemicals industry pp. 227-235
- Farrell E. Jensen
- Lead-lag relationships of soybean complex cash prices pp. 237-241
- Martin K. Beutler and B Brorsen
- Returns to US soybean export market development pp. 243-263
- Gary Williams
Volume 1, issue 2, 1985
- A new social contract with rural America pp. 129-136
- Thomas N. Urban
- Harmonizing european community farm policy: Agribusiness implications pp. 137-151
- Gerald Pollio and Charles H. Riemenschneider
- Spatial market estimates on consumption of broiler meat pp. 153-163
- Chung L. Huang and Robert Raunikar
- Agribusiness talent assessment through team evaluation pp. 165-176
- Mark R. Edwards
- Using causality and supply response models in interpreting foreign agricultural policies pp. 177-183
- Steven Blank
- An empirical investigation of farm mortgage loan borrowers pp. 185-192
- Gerrit van Kooten and Louise M. Arthur
- Farm operators who sell crop production inputs: The case of Ohio farmers who sell seed pp. 193-199
- Carl R. Zulauf and Kevin F. King
- Growth of large cooperative and proprietary firms in the US food sector pp. 201-210
- Kwo-Shin Chen, Emerson M. Babb and Lee F. Schrader
- Issues, facts, and opportunities for exports of US beef to Japan pp. 211-218
- Hiroshi Mori and William D. Gorman
Volume 1, issue 1, 1985
- Agribusiness: What is it all about? pp. 1-3
- Michael W. Woolverton, Gail Cramer and Timothy M. Hammonds
- A concept of a global food system and its use by private and public managers pp. 5-23
- Ray A. Goldberg
- Economic feasibility of narrow row spindle picker cotton pp. 25-31
- Paul W. Teague, Marvin D. Heilman and Ronald D. Lacewell
- Public attitudes toward food safety pp. 33-43
- Tim Hammonds
- Input purchasing advantages associated with farm size pp. 45-52
- Carl R. Zulauf and Kevin King
- Statutory middle age for cooperative legislation pp. 53-60
- Terence Centner
- The impact of transportation rates on the location of the wheat flour milling industry pp. 61-71
- Michael W. Babcock, Gail Cramer and William A. Nelson
- Agribusiness compensation practices in Ohio pp. 73-87
- John R. Fiske and David E. Hahn
- Causal relationships among world wheat prices pp. 89-97
- E. Henry Lee and Gail Cramer
- Some determinants of entry into the chilled orange juice industry by U.S. dairies pp. 99-111
- Richard Beilock and Lora Kutteroff
- Recent trends in chinese agribusiness pp. 113-125
- Pang Chungmin
- Information for contributors pp. 127-128
- C. H. Hanf and G. Schieffer
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