New Economic Approaches to Consumer Welfare and Nutrition - FAMC 1999 Conference

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260304: Front Matter

Food and Agricultural Marketing Consortium, Farm Foundation

260303: Discussant comments for session Consumer Choice and Food Retailing

Randall Westgren

260302: Public Policy Implications of Development of Scales to Measure Perceived Performance of the Food System and an Index of Food-Related Welfare - Discussant comments

Phillip Kaufman

260301: Policy Implications of Expansion of non-traditional food retail outlets: Effect on consumer welfare - Discussant comments

Phillip Kaufman

260300: EXPANSION OF NON-TRADITIONAL FOOD RETAIL OUTLETS: EFFECT ON CONSUMER WELFARE

Michelle A. Morganosky and Brenda J. Cude

260299: Development of Scales to Measure Perceived Performance of the Food System and an Index of Food-Related Welfare

Spencer Henson and Bruce Traill

260298: Discussant comments for session Information, Education, and Health Consequences of Labels

Julie Caswell

260297: Welfare Effects of Eco-label Proliferation: Too Much of a Good Thing?

Luanne Lohr

260296: Nutritional Labeling for Food-Away-From-Home

Dan Padberg

260295: Measuring the welfare effects of nutrition information

Mario Teisl and Nancy E. Bockstael

260294: Consumer Label Use and Diet Quality: An Endogenous Switching Regression Analysis

Sung-Yong Kim, Rodolfo Nayga, Oral Capps and Beverly Tepper

260293: Discussant comments for session Applications and New Approaches to Understanding Food Demand

Kuo Huang

260292: Discussant comments for session Applications and New Approaches to Understanding Food Demand

James S. Eales

260291: Measuring Consumer Demand for Functional Foods and the Impact of Health Labeling Regulation

Laurian Unnevehr, Anne P. Villamil and Clare Hasler

260290: Income, Program Participation, and the Choice of Dietary Pattern

Paul McNamara, Parke Wilde and Christine Ranney

260289: U.S. Food and Nutrient Demand and the Effects of Agricultural Policies

Jeffrey LaFrance