American Journal of Agricultural Economics
2004 - 2025
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Volume 107, issue 5, 2025
- Women's work and agricultural productivity gaps in India pp. 1261-1289

- Kajal Gulati, Koustuv Saha and Travis J. Lybbert
- Explaining the source of racial disparities in market facilitation program payments pp. 1290-1302

- Nathan P. Hendricks, Ashling M. Murphy, Stephen N. Morgan, Samantha L. Padilla and Nigel Key
- The nature of discrimination in recreation decision making pp. 1303-1334

- Jesse D. Backstrom and Richard T. Woodward
- Minority Farmer and Rancher Delinquency and Local Cultural Climate: Evidence from Farm Service Agency's County Office Committees pp. 1335-1356

- Lawson Connor, Bruce L. Ahrendsen, Charles B. Dodson and Logan Moss
- Environmental migration and race during the Great American Drought, 1935–1940 pp. 1357-1382

- Christopher Sichko, Ariell Zimran and Aparna Howlader
- Consumer preferences for sustainably sourced seafood: Implications for fisheries dynamics and management pp. 1383-1405

- Isha Dube, Martin Quaas, Julian Sagebiel and Rudi Voss
- Confidence and information usage: Evidence from soil testing in India* pp. 1406-1437

- Jared Gars, Ram Fishman, Avinash Kishore, Yoav Rothler and Patrick S. Ward
- Measuring the impact of hurricane incidence on agricultural production risk using insurance data pp. 1438-1456

- Hunter D. Biram, Micah Cameron‐Harp and Jesse Tack
- Belief in neighbor behavior and confidence in scientific information as barriers to cooperative disease control pp. 1457-1476

- Adelyn Flowers, Jonathan D. Kaplan and Ajay S. Singh
Volume 107, issue 4, 2025
- Ethnic and gender disparities in U.S. agriculture: An analysis of technology and technical efficiency differentials pp. 993-1015

- Eric Njuki, Michee Lachaud, Boris E. Bravo‐Ureta and Nigel Key
- Net worth poverty and food insecurity pp. 1016-1040

- Lisa A. Keister, Christina M. Gibson‐Davis, Lisa Gennetian and Noah Gibson
- Water, dust, and environmental justice: The case of agricultural water diversions pp. 1041-1058

- Ryan Abman, Eric C. Edwards and Danae Hernandez‐Cortes
- Measuring Heterogeneity of Habitualness in Consumer Behavior pp. 1059-1086

- Helene Normann Rønnow, Sinne Smed, Linda Thunström and Klaas van 't Veld
- Impacts of Sandstorms on Wheat Yield in Northern China pp. 1087-1116

- Jue Du, Lingling Hou, Yuanyuan Zhao and Zhexi Zhang
- Impact of inputs, information, and financial services on the adoption of a biofortified crop by women farmers in Uganda pp. 1117-1151

- Niklas Buehren, Shyamal Chowdhury, Sreelakshmi Papineni and Munshi Sulaiman
- Mapping agents: A spatial economic analysis of agent location in the Federal Crop Insurance Program pp. 1152-1182

- Nathan D. DeLay and Cory G. Walters
- Assessing the impacts of equivalency agreements in international organic trade pp. 1183-1227

- Siqi Zhang
- The effect of result‐based agri‐environmental payments on biodiversity: Evidence from Switzerland pp. 1228-1254

- Sergei Schaub, Tobias Roth and Petyo Bonev
Volume 107, issue 3, 2025
- Who should benefit from environmental policies? Social preferences and nonmarket values for the distribution of environmental improvements pp. 725-751

- Michela Faccioli, Diana M. Tingley, Mattia C. Mancini and Ian J. Bateman
- Understanding inequality in U.S. farm subsidies using large‐scale administrative data pp. 752-774

- Jisang Yu and Sunghun Lim
- Heterogeneous effects of Medicaid expansion on food security measures pp. 775-794

- Anne T. Byrne, Bhagyashree Katare and John Lowrey
- Impacts of an increase in federal assistance for cover cropping: Evidence from the Environmental Quality Incentives Program pp. 795-825

- Andrew B. Rosenberg, Bryan Pratt and Daniel Szmurlo
- Extreme weather events, climate expectations, and agricultural export dynamics pp. 826-845

- Kjersti Nes, K Aleks Schaefer, Matthew Gammans and Daniel Paul Scheitrum
- How stable and predictable are welfare estimates using recreation demand models? pp. 846-868

- Patrick Lloyd‐Smith and Ewa Zawojska
- Horizontal merger simulation in a Cournot oligopoly with competitive fringe: The U.S. broiler industry case pp. 869-887

- Lulu Pi and Tomislav Vukina
- Hypothetical bias and cognitive ability: Farmers' preference for crop insurance products† pp. 888-924

- Prakashan Chellattan Veettil, Yashodha Yashodha and Joseph Vecci
- Who carries the burden of climate change? Heterogeneous impact of droughts in sub‐Saharan Africa pp. 925-957

- Edouard Pignède
- Quantifying the Water Quality Impacts of Cropland Farming in China: A Satellite Data Approach pp. 958-989

- Chuan Tang, Yifeng Guo and Lian Feng
Volume 107, issue 2, 2025
- Climate change: What do we do about it? Economic issues regarding agricultural adaptation and mitigation pp. 368-389

- Bruce A. McCarl
- The capitalization of property rights to groundwater pp. 390-410

- Eric C. Edwards, Nathan Hendricks and Gabriel S. Sampson
- Structural transformation without industrialization? Evidence from Tanzanian consumers pp. 411-439

- Ellen McCullough
- Integration of the US cannabis market pp. 440-464

- Barry K. Goodwin
- Farm‐saved seed, royalty rates, and innovation in plant breeding pp. 465-503

- Adrien Hervouet and Stéphane Lemarié
- External costs of water pollution in the drinking water supply sector pp. 504-531

- Astrid Cullmann, Julia Rechlitz, Greta Sundermann and Nicole Wägner
- Double cropping as an adaptation to climate change in the United States pp. 532-557

- Matthew Gammans, Pierre Mérel and Ariel Ortiz‐Bobea
- Cost misperception and voting for public goods pp. 558-582

- Corey Lang, Casey Wichman, Michael J. Weir and Shanna Pearson‐Merkowitz
- Evaluating the impact of the fourth round of China's poverty alleviation program pp. 583-610

- Kaixing Huang and Yaxuan You
- Pesticide regulatory heterogeneity, foreign sourcing, and global agricultural value chains pp. 611-634

- Dela‐Dem Doe Fiankor, Bernhard Dalheimer and Gabriele Mack
- Farmers as prosumers: Evidence from cadmium‐contaminated rice in China pp. 635-654

- Li Zhou, Bei Liu, Zongzhi Liu and Jinhua Zhao
- Short‐run subsidies and long‐run willingness to pay: Learning and anchoring in an agricultural experiment in Ethiopia pp. 655-669

- Solomon Balew, Erwin Bulte and Menale Kassie
- Geographical indications and welfare: Evidence from US wine demand pp. 670-695

- Raj Chandra, GianCarlo Moschini and Gabriel E. Lade
- Weather shocks affect trade policy: Evidence from preferential trade agreements pp. 696-717

- Francesco Amodio, Leonardo Baccini, Giorgio Chiovelli and Michele Di Maio
Volume 107, issue 1, 2025
- Who (actually) gets the farm? Intergenerational farm succession in the United States pp. 3-26

- Adrian Haws, David Just and Joseph Price
- Behavioral preferences and contract choice in the residential solar PV market pp. 27-53

- Christine L. Crago and Rong Rong
- Regulatory decentralization and food safety: evidence from China pp. 54-80

- Wen Lin and Jiangyuan Liang
- The effectiveness of development‐oriented nonreciprocal trade preferences in promoting agricultural trade pp. 81-107

- William Ridley and Farzana Shirin
- Effects of increasing risk in common resource exploitation under cost asymmetry pp. 108-124

- Bruno Nkuiya
- Is liquidity provision informative? Evidence from agricultural futures markets pp. 125-151

- Richie R. Ma and Teresa Serra
- Shaming, stringency, and shirking: Evidence from food‐safety inspections pp. 152-180

- John Bovay
- Agricultural policy and crop location: Long‐run output and spatial climate risk consequences pp. 181-207

- Jan C. Greyling, Phillip G. Pardey and Senait Senay
- The role of geographic market definition in analysis of grocery retailing pp. 208-230

- Yanghao Wang, Metin Çakır and Timothy A. Park
- Change in farmer expectations from information surprises in the corn market pp. 231-247

- Chad Fiechter, Todd Kuethe, Michael Langemeier and James Mintert
- Heterogeneity, climate change, and crop yield distributions: Solvency implications for publicly subsidized crop insurance programs pp. 248-268

- Daniel Schuurman and Alan Ker
- Commodity price volatility and the psychological well‐being of farmers pp. 269-289

- Saurabh Singhal and Finn Tarp
- Differential price pass‐through in organic and conventional fresh fruit and vegetable markets pp. 290-311

- Qingxiao Li, Metin Çakır, Timothy Beatty and Timothy A. Park
- Mitigating greenhouse gas emissions from the cattle sector: Land‐use regulation as an alternative to emissions pricing pp. 312-345

- Maxence Gérard, Stéphane De Cara and Guy Meunier
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