1979 Conference, September 3-12, 1979, Banff, Canada

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274773: Table of Contents

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182432: Back Matter, index

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182431: Synoptic View

Theodore Dams

182430: A Model of an Agricultural Household in a Multi-Crop Economy: the Case of Korea

C.Y. Ahn, Inderjit Singh and Lyn Squire

182429: Understanding the Development of World Agriculture: Insights from Adaptive Economics

Richard H. Day

182428: Agricultural Growth - Formulation, Evaluation and Policy Consequences

Yair Mundlak

182427: Potential Applicability of Certain Socialistic Farming Practices for Rural Development in Non-Socialist Less Developed Countries

Tamas I. Fenyes

182426: Teaching Marxist Economics to Agricultural Economics Students in non-Marxist Countries

Michel Petit

182425: Training Agricultural Economists to Serve the Needs of a Changing World

Darrell F. Fienup and Harold M. Riley

182424: Accomplishments, Opportunities and Needs of Agricultural Economists vis-a-vis Quantitative Techniques

Joseph Sebestyen

182423: Accomplishments and Opportunities for Agricultural Economists on the Theoretical Front

Christopher Ritson

182421: The Challenges for Western European Teachers of Agricultural Economics in Educating for Agrarian Change in their Own and Developing Countries

Heinz-Ulrich Thimm

182414: The World Agricultural Input Industries as Factors of Rural Change

Eckhard Rapelius and Adolf Weber

182413: Foreign Food Firms: Their Participation in and Competitive Impact on the US Food and Tobacco Manufacturing Sector

John Connor

182412: Panel Discussion on State Trading Agencies

T.K. Warley

182411: Marketing Boards in Canada: Role, Impacts and Some Elements of Performance

Yvon Proulx

182410: Accomplishments of and Opportunities for Agricultural Economists in Parastatal Organizations

Harold F. Bjarnason

182409: Challenges for Agricultural Economists Working for Multi-national Firms

William A. Cromarty

182408: Establishing Priorities for Allocating Funds to Rice Research

Randolph Barker

182407: Emerging Roles of Agricultural Economists Working in International Research Institutions such as IRRI and CIMMYT

Lowell S. Hardin

182406: Scientific and Technical Collaboration between the CMEA Member Countries in the Sphere of Agriculture

Todor Popov

182405: Assessing Food Insecurity in LDCs- Roles of International Schemes in Relation to LDCs

Alberto Valdes and Ammar Siamwalla

182404: Policies of the European Community and Agricultural Trade with Developing Countries

Stefan Tangermann

182403: Floating Exchange Rates and International Trade in Agricultural Commodities

Margaret Loseby and Lorenzo Venzi

182402: Floating Exchange Rates, International Interdependence, and Agricultural Policy

G. Edward Schuh

182401: Accomplishments and Challenges for the Future for Agricultural Economists Working in COMECON

Victor Nazarenko

182400: Accomplishments and Opportunities of Agricultural Economists Working in International Agencies

Eric M. Ojala

182399: Income Improvement versus Efficiency in Canadian Rural Development Programmes

James A. MacMillan and G.R. Winter

182398: Economic Theory Needed in Studying the Economics of Getting Poorer While Redistributing

Per Pinstrup-Andersen

182397: The Challenge of Agrarian Reform

Kenneth H. Parsons

182396: Alternative Agricultural Development Models Commonly Advocated in Latin America

Antônio Salazar P. Brandão

182395: Links of Polish Agriculture with the World Economy

Michal Kisiel

182394: The Impact of Changing Economic Conditions on the Australian Agricultural Sector

A.W. Smith and Rhonda L. Smith

182393: National Agricultural Sector Models for Centrally Planned Economies

Csaba Csaki

182392: The Use of Quantitative Sector Analysis in Agricultural Policy: Potentials and Limitations

Hartwig De Haen

182391: Accomplishments of and Challenges for Agricultural Economists Working at the National Level of Centrally Managed Economies

Ferenc Fekete

182390: The Development of Socialist Agriculture in China

Zhan Wu

182389: The Risks of New Technology and their Agricultural Implications

Keith Campbell

182388: Accomplishments, Present Status and Future Opportunities for Agricultural Economists in the Planning Processes in Less Developed Economies

C.H. Shah

182387: Energy Analysis of Agriculture Biology or Economics - a survey of approaches, problems and traps

Ulf Renborg

182386: Rural Development Programmes and Impoverishment: Some Experiences in Tropical Africa

Judith Heyer

182385: The Farm/Non-farm Interface with Special Reference to Rural Brazil

Tulio Barbosa

182384: The Need to Co-ordinate Central and Local Rural Development Planning and Administration

Herbert C. Kriesel

182383: Central Planning, National Policies and Local Rural Development Programmes: The Planning Process in Latin America and the Caribbean

P. Lizardo De Las Casas

182382: The Roles of Farmers' Associations and Agricultural Development Programmes in Taiwan

Y.T. Wang

182381: The Work of Agricultural Economists at Community, Village and Local Governmental Levels - Accomplishments and Challenges

Jin Hwan Park

182380: Useful Strategies for Developing Countries Striving to Improve Food Marketing Systems

H.J. Mittendorf

182379: Technical Assistance in Marketing: A View over Time

John C. Abbott

182378: Computerization of Farm Management Decision Aids

Michail Polyakov, Friedrich Kuhlmann and Bo Ohlmer

182377: Small Scale Machinery Development for Labour Surplus Economies

Amir U. Khan

182376: Small Farm Structure and Output in Selected Regions of Nepal, Taiwan and the United States

Peter H. Calkins

182375: Sub-Arctic Farming

Elvind Elstrand

182374: Micro-Level Accomplishments and Challenges for the Less Developed World

Michael P. Collinson

182373: Micro-Level Accomplishments and Challenges for the Developed World

Earl O. Heady

182372: Leonard K. Elmhirst Lecture: Development Strategy in a Limping World Economy

W. Lewis

182371: Fifty Years of Agricultural Economics -and What Next?

Denis K. Britton

182370: Front Matter

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