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1980: Portfolio Choice with Uncertain Consumption Prices: a mean-variance approch

Peter Berck and Stephen Cecchetti

1980: Quality Changes, Consumer's Surplus, and Hedonic Price Indices

Michael Hanemann

1980: A Note on a One-sided, Chebychev-type Inequality

Peter Berck and Jairus M Hihn

1980: Foreign direct investment in U.S. farmland

Gordon Rausser and Andrew Schmitz

1980: Option choices among alternative technologies with stochastic yield

Joseph Yassour, David Zilberman and Gordon Rausser

1980: A Qualitative-Quantitative Model of Consumer Choice with an Application to Recreation Demand

Michael Hanemann

1980: Optimal choices among alternative technologies with stochastic yield

Joseph Yassour, David Zilberman and Gordon Rausser

1980: Conservation and development of natural resources

Gordon Rausser and Erik Lichtenberg

1980: An evaluative framework for research and development strategies

Gordon Rausser and Joseph Yassour

1980: Consumer Demand, Grades, Brands, and Margin Relationships

Peter Berck and Gordon Rausser

1980: Tax implications of foreign direct investment in U.S. farmland

Gordon Rausser, Andrew Schmitz and Rowely Warner

1980: Natural resources, goods, bads and alternative institutional frameworks

Gordon Rausser and Harvey Lapan

1980: Portfolio Theory and the Demand for Futures: theory and the case of California cotton

Peter Berck

1980: Principal issues in the evaluation of public research in agriculture

Gordon Rausser, Alain de Janvry, Andrew Schmitz and David Zilberman

1980: The role of taxes and zoning in the effective control of pollution

Oded Hochman and Gordon Rausser

1980: Systems methods in natural resource economics

Gordon Rausser, Stanley R. Johnson and Cleve E. Willis

1980: Management science implications of adaptive control methods

Gordon Rausser and Dov Pekelman

1980: Composite forecasting in commodity systems

Stanley R Johnson and Gordon Rausser

1980: Prospects and limitations of operations research applications in agriculture and agricultural policy

Gordon Rausser, Richard Just and David Zilberman

1980: Risk Preference and Perceptions in the Use of IPM

Michael Hanemann and Richard L. Farnsworth

1979: Hedging and joint production: theory and illustrations

Gordon Rausser

1979: Economic Evaluation of Forest Pest Management Strategies

Peter Berck, Andrew Liebhold and Nancy Williams

1979: Consumer's Surplus Without Apology: Another Comment

Michael Hanemann

1979: Econometric model and futures markets commodity price forecasting

Richard Just and Gordon Rausser

1979: Optimal Management of Renewable Resources with Growing Demand and Stock Externalities

Peter Berck

1979: A Note on the Value of Lifesaving

Michael Hanemann

1979: Agricultural commodity price forecasting accuracy: futures markets versus commercial econometric models

Gordon Rausser and Richard Just

1979: Multiattribute utility analysis and decision support systems: the case of Filipino rice policy

Joseph Yassour and Gordon Rausser

1979: A Note on Price Stabilization

Peter Berck

1978: Construction of Decision Support Systems for Agriculture Marketing Boards and Other Public Agencies in Less Developed Countries: Parts 1 and 2

Gordon Rausser and Joseph Yassour

1978: Some economic implications of the current and future administration of the Reclamation Act of 1902

E. Phillip LeVeen

1977: Rational Expectations and Biological Feasibility in the Projection of Supply and Demand for Douglas Fir Stumpage

Peter Berck

1977: Open Access and Extinction

Peter Berck

1977: Hard Driving and Efficiency: iron production in 1890

Peter Berck

1977: Zoning and the Distribution of Income

Peter Berck

1976: Structural change, parameter variation, and forecasting

Yair Mindlak and Gordon Rausser